This tutorial is for those who wants to make liquid soap using the Soap Lab Soap paste available in Here.
Tutorial ini adalah untuk menunjukkan cara-cara menggunakan Soap Lab liquid Paste; Liquid Soap yang boleh didapati di sini.
How To Make Handmade Liquid Soap
This tutorial is for those who wants to make liquid soap using the Soap Lab Soap paste available in Here.
Tutorial ini adalah untuk menunjukkan cara-cara menggunakan Soap Lab liquid Paste; Liquid Soap yang boleh didapati di sini.
What is vanilla white Stabilizer and how to use it?
Finally.. Introducing our very own handmade castile liquid soap paste! After months of enquiries we can proudly say that this is our first own production paste and its totally awesome.
Over the next few weeks ill be creating different video and tutorial on what you can do with this paste. As for today. this post is to guide you on how to dilute, thicken and use it as liquid soap.
Check out this video tutorial on How to thicken it.
Every time you purchase its advisable to dilute it in smaller batches and try it out first using your different fragrance or essential oil because it varies and the outcome is usually different for all FO or EO. We are in the midst of trying out all our Fragrance oil but it might take some time before we get a list so try yours at home first.
Summary on what to do:
Dilution: Can be 1:3 to 1:6 depending on how concentrated you want your soap to be. The more watery you make it, the more soap you will require and its harder to thicken.
Calculation for Dilution: example 1:3 is 100g paste to 300g of Distilled water
Only use distilled water or RO water. Our tap water contains a lot of heavy metal so it will effect the final soap.
Thickening: use regular table salt. Dilute 20g salt to 80 g water.
To purchase the paste click here:
To read on how to make Liquid soap click here
Thank you for reading Soap Lab Malaysia.
If you are one of those who wants to understand why certain ingredient is in your skincare/ cosmetics, learn how to make and formulate your own cosmetics, do contact us on our next class. We also have business courses for those interested to start a business in handmade cosmetics.
Castile Liquid Soap Paste Malaysia: How to Dilute
Finally.. Introducing our very own handmade castile liquid soap paste! After months of enquiries we can proudly say that this is our first own production paste and its totally awesome.
Over the next few weeks ill be creating different video and tutorial on what you can do with this paste. As for today. this post is to guide you on how to dilute, thicken and use it as liquid soap.
Check out this video tutorial on How to thicken it.
Every time you purchase its advisable to dilute it in smaller batches and try it out first using your different fragrance or essential oil because it varies and the outcome is usually different for all FO or EO. We are in the midst of trying out all our Fragrance oil but it might take some time before we get a list so try yours at home first.
Summary on what to do:
Dilution: Can be 1:3 to 1:6 depending on how concentrated you want your soap to be. The more watery you make it, the more soap you will require and its harder to thicken.
Calculation for Dilution: example 1:3 is 100g paste to 300g of Distilled water
Only use distilled water or RO water. Our tap water contains a lot of heavy metal so it will effect the final soap.
Thickening: use regular table salt. Dilute 20g salt to 80 g water.
To purchase the paste click here:
To read on how to make Liquid soap click here
Thank you for reading Soap Lab Malaysia.
If you are one of those who wants to understand why certain ingredient is in your skincare/ cosmetics, learn how to make and formulate your own cosmetics, do contact us on our next class. We also have business courses for those interested to start a business in handmade cosmetics.
Essential oil? Fragrance oil? What's the difference? Let's start with essential oil.
Essential oil is the extract from the natural plant. Example lemongrass essential oil is produced through distillation to extract the oil from the plant. Same goes with flowers etc. Now bare in mind that since it's the extract from the plant (Whether the flower, leaf or bark), the scent is not stronger than the plant ( despite popular belief that it should). It's beneficial as what the plant should do however, in terms of how it works in the cold process soap, it's very subjective.
Reason being is that the percentage of eo you put into the soap is very minute to a point that no one is sure how much its absorbed by the skin. Plus cp soap needs curing of 4-6 weeks: is the eo stable enough to stay that long in high ph and heat? In term of smell, different species produces different smell so what happens in 4-6 weeks after curing also varies. Its supposed to be extract of the plant hence beneficial to the skin but is it really beneficial when you put it in the soap ( let's say maximum of 5%- even that's very expensive), wash yourself with the soap and rinse it within 2 minutes, how much do you think its really absorbed? I personally feel that it's a waste to put EO into cp soap. It's probably better to be used in lotions and creams that stays on your body rather than soap.
Essential Oil vs Fragrance Oil in Cold Process Soap.
Essential oil? Fragrance oil? What's the difference? Let's start with essential oil.
Essential oil is the extract from the natural plant. Example lemongrass essential oil is produced through distillation to extract the oil from the plant. Same goes with flowers etc. Now bare in mind that since it's the extract from the plant (Whether the flower, leaf or bark), the scent is not stronger than the plant ( despite popular belief that it should). It's beneficial as what the plant should do however, in terms of how it works in the cold process soap, it's very subjective.
Reason being is that the percentage of eo you put into the soap is very minute to a point that no one is sure how much its absorbed by the skin. Plus cp soap needs curing of 4-6 weeks: is the eo stable enough to stay that long in high ph and heat? In term of smell, different species produces different smell so what happens in 4-6 weeks after curing also varies. Its supposed to be extract of the plant hence beneficial to the skin but is it really beneficial when you put it in the soap ( let's say maximum of 5%- even that's very expensive), wash yourself with the soap and rinse it within 2 minutes, how much do you think its really absorbed? I personally feel that it's a waste to put EO into cp soap. It's probably better to be used in lotions and creams that stays on your body rather than soap.
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Beginner Guide to Making Handmade Soap
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