Video: Soap Making Fun: Your Video Guide to the Cold Process
I have just reviewed this video and think it is well worth the price. You can download it instantly and watch it on your computer monitor. You will be able to make your own soap after viewing it.
This is an excellent video on Natural Cold Process Soap Making. Cold Process is real soap made from scratch that is great for the skin. Soap Maker Alec Whitehouse demonstrates making soap from beginning to end. He addresses many soap making questions. You also receive a pdf document with the recipe and it includes how to make soap information. There is also a video of interview with the Soap Maker, Alec Whitehouse. I also like how he scents the soap with essential oils. See my blog for another suggestion regarding mixing the soap. I highly recommend this video for those that haven't taken a class and want to learn how to make soap. Also for those that have taken a class and want to learn more about soap making. This video will help answer questions that come up during soap making.
My only suggestion: if you don't want to stir by hand until the soap traces, use an electric stick blender and the soap will trace in a very short amount of time. I use a stick blender to make my soap.
click here for more information on this video
I have just reviewed this video and think it is well worth the price. You can download it instantly and watch it on your computer monitor. You will be able to make your own soap after viewing it.
This is an excellent video on Natural Cold Process Soap Making. Cold Process is real soap made from scratch that is great for the skin. Soap Maker Alec Whitehouse demonstrates making soap from beginning to end. He addresses many soap making questions. You also receive a pdf document with the recipe and it includes how to make soap information. There is also a video of interview with the Soap Maker, Alec Whitehouse. I also like how he scents the soap with essential oils. See my blog for another suggestion regarding mixing the soap. I highly recommend this video for those that haven't taken a class and want to learn how to make soap. Also for those that have taken a class and want to learn more about soap making. This video will help answer questions that come up during soap making.
My only suggestion: if you don't want to stir by hand until the soap traces, use an electric stick blender and the soap will trace in a very short amount of time. I use a stick blender to make my soap.
click here for more information on this video
1 comments:
I am a big fan of natural handmade soaps and keep trying them. They convert my bathing to real pleasure session. I would particularly mention this Soap called Moksha. Sold by Lass Cosmetics, this natural handmade soap contains Lavender& Ylang ylang. Moksha is a treat for the muscles & the senses.
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