Thanks a lot. You are so sweet. 😘

Thank you for the kind words.

Thank you.

Your welcome 🥰

Thank you. I am happy to share.

Thank you.

Thanks for the kind words. I didn't think anyone would like It, I just tried it out and thought it would be nice to share

Thanks 😊.

Your welcome, thanks for the comment

Yes, it does. It lathers up quite well.

You can store it in any jar of your choice. You can reduce the amount of water, glycerin or liquid oils in the mixture.

I honestly do not know. This was made for personal use.

Thanks for the compliment ☺ 😊 Yes, you can add other butters and oils. You should add the lye before it cools down

Love and greetings back to you from Canada 🇨🇦 ❤ ♥ 😘 You do not need preservatives if you are adding essential oils or mica. If you are adding sugar, or water, You would need about 1% of preservatives to make a whipped scrub. Liquid Germall Plus is a good choice 👌.

@@hsborganix4541 Thank you. Noted. Stay safe.

You welcome, you too.

Yes, I will be sharing that soon. Stay tuned 😉.

Thank you 😊 💓 ☺

3-4 four hours is usually good enough, but if you want to use it immediately 8 - 12 hours is preferable. I usually just plug my Crock-Pot in over night .

Yes you can add sugar, I prefer to add mine after so that the sugar can retain some of its grit. I will not get hard again after it has been whipped, If you let it cure for weeks before you whip it, it will get hard. But if you whip it first it will stay fluffy.

I created this recipe myself, sorry 😞

I actually can't find my recipe book at the moment, I was making this videos during the covid lock downs in the spring and summer. I am glad you like them, I am definitely going to keep making I am just a little swamped with finals and work at the moment give my a couple of days and I would try to include the recipe in the description box. If I can't find i would let you know, I should probably upload an improved recipe with better explanation after my finals. I would let you what I decide on soon. Thanks for leaving a comment

To add the AHA's you would have to do that after the whipping process is complete.

I wait till the base is completely cool before I start whipping, to protect my mixer. You do not need any preservatives unless you plan on adding water or other perishable ingredients. Soap is a self preserving product due to it high PH level.

You should, cook both the oils and the lye, after the soap is saponified.

You should cook both the lye and Oil Together. After the soap is saponified. The cooking part is most important after the soap becomes soap.

I hope that clarification is helpful, let me know if you have more questions.

@@hsborganix4541 Thank you for your answer :)

It does get very thick If you let it sit for a few days after you whip it. But if you want to to be as thick as "shea butter" consistency you should skip the glycerin, and just whip it without glycerin.

I dont teach any classes at the moment, but I can make a more in depth video about cream soaps if that help 😁

There is no difference between flakes or powder.

Yes you can substitute with babasu oil, I would be a little softer with babasu oil, which could make it easier to whipp.

You don't need to preserve it if you are going to store it for a few weeks. If you are going to store it for a couple of months with sugar added, add 1% of your chosen preservatives. Soap is naturally self preserving, unless you are adding other products to it.

No, you want the oil warm and melted when you add the lye. Unless you lye solution is hot enough to melt you oils completely. No such thing as a silly question. 😘

i was about to ask the same question 😂😂

You don't have to cure it. Hot processed soap can be used immediately after it is made. Just be sure to cook it long enough. I usually let it cook on low heat for upto 8 hours, if I have time. But I haven't had an issue with giving it 2 - 4 hours. If this is your first time be sure to give it 8 hours, and you can tweak your time and process the more proficient you get. You welcome.

I keep it at 5% for all my recipes

This is a wash off soap. It is natural, NaOH is the base product used to make ever soap. Unless you are using soap berries, which I am yet to test yet. This soap base should last upto 12 months without any preservatives, unless you are adding extra liquid. It should remain thick if you do not alter it in anyway, but you are welcome to use it as a base for whatever you want. Feel free to share what you make with me.

I dont remember I found it on a free website. I'll share it if I come across it again

After it has been whipped it will not harden. If you want that to make a hard soap after you pipe it, you should skip the KOH, and just use NaOH and do not use a crock pot. The curing time will be much longer but the results will be beautiful and worth it.

If what you want is the "whipped floaty" effect hardened whipped soap have you should whipped you soap solution before you pipe, that means that you cannot use your immersion blender.

I hope that answers your question.

@@hsborganix4541 ty... it answers my question.

Of you don't have a Crock-Pot you can make the soap, but you would have to let it cure for 4 weeks. Also, you would have to substitute the NaOH with KOH

I use an even split for this recipe, if you want it to be softer use more KOH. and vice-versa. In the future I will be using a 70:30 ratio, 70%KOH and 30%NaOH. I think this split would be easier to work with, and also easier on your mixer 😉.

Hi, thanks for your comment. I will be sharing cold process version of the whipped soap. I am just waiting on my supplier to replenish their inventory. I buy my raw materials from a local business in my city and they are low on Supplies at the moment. If you whip the soap before you cure it should stay soft.

Thank you for responding 😘 waiting for your video ❤️@@hsborganix4541

I also have another doubt...can we make whipped cream soap without lye , without whipping base 🤔🤔🤔

Yes, you can. You can use surfactants instead of lye

May I know what are the surfactants@@hsborganix4541

You can add aloe to your lye solution, although you would have to reduce your water by the amount of aloe you are adding, I find it is better to add aloe juice than aloe jel, less chance of discoloration. Also try to avoid overheating as best as possible if you can.

Sodyum hidroksit +potasyum Hidroksit

If you use Sodium Hydroxide it would firm up a lot and it would be very difficult to whipp.

Ok thank you thats what I figured. I'm excited to make it today 🤗

Your welcome, let me know how it goes. If you are going to add more of any ingredients it should be KOH.

I think I over cooked it ? It was not as fluffy as soon as I put in my kitchen aide it would clump up and harden into semi soft chunks ... I think i will turn it into laundry soap if I can get it crumblely in my food processor. Will try again though and cook it less .. I doubled the recipe I think this time will not double and see how it goes.

Yes, but you would have to cure it for 4 to 6 weeks

oil 33 : 33 : 34 i presumed, other ingr got to recalculate at soapcalc. hth

Sorry about the late reply, is it still in the crock pot or have you tried whipping it. You have to whipp it to get that fluffy whipped texture that is the last step.

Still in crock..reheating now to soften and will whip . Will let you know how it turns out😌

Thanks, for letting me know, I whipp mine in small batches whenever it is too hard, you can add some olive oil, or some extra glycerin once you start whipping.

Good luck, keep me in the loop

Figured it out.. the biggest problem took place when I brought crock pot home from shop to keep an eye on it.. after the mixture cooled..I used a hand mixer..(Doh!) Not much progress..took crock back to shop and used commercial mixer.. tada! ☁ Whipped airy, creamy..color became lighter. Awesome results. 👌 New Subbie here 💕

It is to have a harder consistency. If you want a softer consistency just use KOH.

Yes, It will double in size when you whip it.

From my experience the sugar just helps with Exfoliation, but I haven't any change in size. But, when you whip it, it does double in size

You can add fragrance to yours. This is just the cream soap base, you can use the base for many different things

Yes I am having both.

Yes, you can use a whisk but it will probably take 5 times as long to reach saponification

I haven't tried it with mineral oil, but I assume it is probably fine

As soon as the soap is saponified, the sodium/potassium hydroxide no longer exists - it has transformed into soap. Curing is to allow excess water to evaporate, therefore making the soap harder. It is a common misconception that curing has anything to do with the lye. In fact, hot process speeds up saponification, so in theory, the soap can be used safely right away.

I used a crock-pot with a temp sensor, and it would maintain whatever temperature you set.

For skin

Yes, it is.

@@hsborganix4541 Thank. ❤️❤️❤️🌹🌹🌹🌹

You can use boiled water, but be mindful that it would affect the PH of your soap. Distilled water is preferred because it has a neutral Ph.

@@hsborganix4541 thank you so much for replying. in case of boiled water do i need to adjust the ph also?

Yes, you will need to adjust the PH after you are done making the soap

@@hsborganix4541 sorry to ask so many questions... and thank you so much for replying to me. one last question what should be the final ph of the soap?🙈🙈🙈🙈

Anywhere between 5.5 and 6 to avoid irritation

You can store for up to 6 months

Yes, I would be remakes the cream soap soon and I would add the measurements in percentage in my next video, stay tuned 😉

@@hsborganix4541 Hello, I've just discovered your video and see you haven't made an updated video with percentages are you able to give it in percentages with the 70-30 spilt thank you x

Not for sale.

Yes, it is fully Natural

Yes you can.

It is hot processed soap. Hot processed soap can be used right after the cooking process is done.

Maybe you should look at the date the video was posted before you make a pointless comment. If you knew how to do your homework before opening you mouth and spewing out nonsense 😒 you would not have found yourself in this embarrassing situation,🙄 If it is a no for you why invest your time and energy into watching the video and make a comment on it.