Thank you! You must try it cold process and see which way you like better ❤️ there’s also really nice help groups on Facebook you can join if you search for CPLS
TIP: To get to trace faster: Using normal technique, combine when oils are 160°F (71°C) and lye solution is 140°F (60°C). Stir by hand, then SB (on and off) to trace 12 - 15 minutes, over low to medium-low heat. (Maintain temp at 160°F (71°C) until trace occurs.
@@TheScraftworks You're welcome! It is cold process, Catherine Failor method. The temps when you combine oils & lye are important. It jump starts the natural heat of the saponification process. No external heat is used to process as in HP.
Great Tip....also wanted to ask, can I stop blending cold process liquid soap once very light trace is achieved and then setting it aside for 3-4 days for the soap to do all the hardwork on its own and thicken to consistency above or do I need to go all the way and thicken it to heavy trace as done in the video above. In the cold process solid soap bar, I usually put it in the mould at light trace and comes out great.....not sure about the liquid soap, whether I can take the same liberty.....kindly guide @ceemoorhead372 @TheScraftworks
@@karan25535 KOH soap takes longer to trace than NaOH soap. So, No, don't stop at light trace. 100% Coconut Oil will reach hard trace in about 12 minutes if you keep it at 160°F while stickblending over heat. BUT. Your SB may overheat so it's best to use it on/off, stirring in between. I then cover it or put it in a ZipLoc for 2 weeks to reach full saponification. I test with phenolphthalien drops before diluting. Stick a knife in and pull it out. Add a drop to the blade. If pink, it isn't ready. Wait a day or 2 more until the drop is perfectly clear. HTH
Just found your channel. I thank you for this cold process approach as I don’t have a crock pot to do the hot process approach. Now I can make liquid soap paste for dishes. Thanks
😆😅🤣great. this is the same process for making what is called JWA or JADAM WETTING AGENT - makes water wetter, so to speak. coconut oil is great for this. we make it but the process doesn't take so long because i don't dilute the potassium hydroxide which i have in 95%. i use my immersion blender and takes no more than 5 minutes to become like the end product shown here...blessing
Hey, my liquid soap made with a combination of 3-4 different vegetable oils leaves white spots/white film on the dishes and also does not seem to be cleaning oily dishes too well.....will I encounter the same issue with 100% coconut oil liquid soap?......any suggestions would be helpful as to why I am getting this issue. Thanks for the lovely video:)
The percentage is listed and it exact quantities will depend on how much of the soap you want to make and the purity of your potassium hydroxide. Better work safe when working with hydroxides! Using the soap calculator will help a lot❤️
Hi again when you said in this video look what its like after 3 weeks once its diluted in water, did you add a preservative or how long will it last once diluted please. Do i need to add a preservative im worried about mold.
Hello, I would love to make laundry liquid soap from coconut oil. Do you have a recipe? I also want to be able to make hand wash, body wash and dishwashers soap from coconut oil. Love your video
I haven’t tried making laundry soap with coconut oil as I don’t know how liquid soap will work in washing machine. If you want a body or hand wash you can refer to this video ruclips.net/video/5j6nns-Lgs0/видео.html I will use the 100% coconut oil soap for washing dishes by hand. Thank you for your support!
Can I use this liquid soap as shampoo for my hair or is appropriate only for skin? How can I adjust the pH if its higher than 7? What can I add to a shampoo against hairfall? It would be so kind of you to help me out with these questions. Keep up the good work 👍👍
You can use it for shampoo but your hair will go through a stage where it gets used to a higher pH soap. I know other people adjust the pH but I don’t do that personally. I haven’t had much experience with ingredients for hair fall though. Hope this helps!
I'm curious why didn't make your soap in the same container that you store it in. Maybe I'm just lazy but it seems like you could do it all in the one container, especially because the plastic container and lid will retain the heat better than a metal bowl will.
You definitely can, but I like my container for mixing to have a wider mouth 😆 the plastic to make soap also need to be pp5, so best to check your plastic container if it is type 5😉
I'm so sorry this seem to got hidden in the comments, I didnt see this post at all, you can use a whisk but that will take a very long time, I would really suggest you to get a stick blender. Im so sorry I didnt see this.
I normally do at least 1:1 but I found 1:3 or 1:5 is sufficient when using a former bottle. I’ve done two other videos on the dilution and you can check those out: 1. ruclips.net/video/sEfLFByyeKk/видео.html 2. ruclips.net/video/qoTb3qLEtTA/видео.html
Yes you may choose to use a preservative when diluting liquid soap like germall plus. I do talk about it more in my newest video: ruclips.net/video/PliwJvAlzMo/видео.html
Thank you for sharing, may i ask why my soap divided into 2 layer? First layer is likely white foam and the other the liquid soap. Hope you can help me🙏
At minute 6:42 u touch the hardened soap with ur bare hands. Is it okay now? I mean is it cured already? I make solid soaps only and i wanna get into liquid soap now. That's why i am asking. Ur videos were the ones i understood the best by the way. Stay as u are. It's perfect
With cold process liquid soap, as long as it passes the zap test, it is ready for dilute and use. It’s different to cold process solid soaps where you need to cure it for 4 weeks. In liquid soap, there is also a waiting period called sequestering, where the soap lathers better after waiting for a few weeks.❤️
It will stay mostly liquid, you will need to add additives for it thicken up. Saline solution is an option but it never really goes to shower gel consistency. I usually use it with foamer bottle.
Thank you for watching! In my opinion, I don’t think liquid soap needs to be neutralised to a lower pH, will consider to make one once my other projects is completed!
You can use this method to make shampoo, I prefer the formula I used in this video instead for hair. You can go check it out here ruclips.net/video/5j6nns-Lgs0/видео.html
Which type of coconut oil did you use for this recipe? Actually I bought coconut oil but its liquid at almost room temperature. And there's nowhere written on the packing whether its 72 degree or 90 degree or whatever. It only says 100% pure coconut oil. In this case, which coconut oil should I enter in the soap calculator for knowing the sap and correct quantity of lye needed?
72 degree is most commonly found coconut oil and you can choose that one in the calculator. I also find choosing either one would work since the lye weight doesn’t change regardless which one I choose in my experience. The different degrees just means how the coconut oil has been processed and the 92degree one will melt at higher temperatures. Hope this helps!!
Coconut oil soap is hard to thicken, the salt solution doesn’t work with high percentage coconut oil. I suggest to use a foam bottle or formulate the soap with olive oil. ☺️
Hey, so I have a question. When I'm leaving the soap to sit for the first few weeks can I transfer it to glass jars? Or do I have to let it cure first? Thanks for the video
If I prepare different single soap paste, can I put 2 or 3 different soap paste together and dilute with water? Like coconut oil soap paste for house cleaning. If using for hand wash, add different single soap paste together and dilute it?
Yes if you can see the coconut oil soap paste compared to the olive oil soap paste is relatively harder. How hard the soap paste will depend on the temperature of your area, so the hotter it is the softer it is, I would say around the texture of playdo. The hardness doesn’t really change after the full saponification process has taken place.
I did a 1:1 ratio back then because I wanted a really strong soap for cleaning. I normally adjust the ratio depending on what I want to use the soap for. I’ll be posting a new video on soap paste dilution soon. Stay tuned!
Yes for liquid soaps you usually sequester it for a few weeks either diluted or undiluted. You can use it right away but the soap turns better after sequestering.
I usually use this soap to clean dishes and the household as it is a full coconut oil soap. I would prefer another formula if used for the face and body shown in my other video. ruclips.net/video/5j6nns-Lgs0/видео.html
@@TheScraftworks Thank you and is it the one that’s 800 wattages and it’s a couple hundred dollars correct? I just need to make sure I get one that blends for a long time in between the soap process☺️
How to preserve hot process liquid soap ?by both chemical and natural way.(for tropical country's like India) )if chemical means how much grm I need to take for *100grm of shampoo base + Required quantity of water to dilute*? Types of preservative,and their quantity . ) if natural preservatives means their quantity used for *100grm of shampoo base + Required quantity of water to dilute*. Types of natural preservative and their quantity. Pls mam
I’m not sure if here is a natural way to preserve it. If you want a chemical way you can try using suttocide a, glydant plus and the amount you use depends on your total quantity and the preservative you use. You should find out how big of your bottle you want to use before picking on the quantity of soap to dilute and how concentrated you want your soap to be.
I would say so and depends how old your olive oil and if it is from a reputable source. As long as the oil doesn’t go rancid then I think for a year it is safe
Liquid soaps have a high pH which prevents growth of bacteria but you want to be on the safe side, preservatives should be added. It is important to use one that can survive in a high pH. Hope this helps!
I’ve never worked with guava leaves extract. I guess I would put it at dilution and I would also check whether the extract will do its work at higher pH. Also adding a preservative to preserve the soap.
Mam Can we add alovera gel to it? If yes means how much amount of base needed to taken and how much amount of water and how much of slivers gel? What kind of preservative needed to be used if natural means suggest. What is the quantity of preservative needed to be taken. Please mam
I’ve never tried using aloe Vera gel in liquid soap. You can give it a try I guess the amount will be taken from the water amount but it will important to test to compatibility. I’ll also just use plain aloe Vera since commercial gels also have other things in it which will affect the stability of the product. One of the preservatives you can try is Germall plus, or any one that can survive a pH of 8+ around 1-3%.
I’m not sure if that will b a good idea to have such a high super fat for liquid soap since it will definitely be cloudy and the probability of it going rancid and other bacteria growth will be much higher.
If you made a 20% superfat liquid soap from coconut oil alone I suspect that you would run the risk of having lumps of hard coconut oil in your soap, depending on the temperature of your home. Given that superfat is simply unsaponified oil, there would be difference between making a 20% SF soap and making a soap like in the video above but measuring out the paste, diluting it, and adding 20% of the weight of the paste in coconut oil. This test would save you from having a whole batch of ruined soap. Honestly if you are going to opt for a high superfat in liquid soap then you should opt for an oil that stays liquid such jojoba, sunflower, or olive oil imo.
Instead of so much explainations l wish you had shared the full recipe of making it… except for oil 500 gm there is nothing shared. How much water n how lye??
I have actually showed in the video of how much water and lye to be used without saying it out loud when I have explained how to use the soapee calculator starting from 0:57 . It is really important to understand how to use the calculator before making soap because everyone can use different amounts of oil and have a different purity of potassium hydroxide. Thank you.
I’m sorry I don’t feel comfortable sharing my recipe in grams especially with liquid soap because the purity of the potassium hydroxide can differ and people likes different percentage of super fat - it is a safety issue. I have showed in the video how to use the calculator and all the measurements are in grams already. Thank you
This is an excellent video. No fluff just all the basics. So far the best I have found.
Thank you! This made my day😊
Thank you so much for this great tutorial, I have always wanted to make liquid soap but I thought it would only be possible in hot process🍀♥️🍀
Thank you! You must try it cold process and see which way you like better ❤️ there’s also really nice help groups on Facebook you can join if you search for CPLS
I just found your soap site and love this idea of making the 100% coconut CP liquid soap paste. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Tanya! ❤️
Love the idea of making 100 % coconut oil liquid soap. Thank you for sharing. Blessings to you🦋
Thank you! Blessings to you too❤️
TIP: To get to trace faster: Using normal technique, combine when oils are 160°F (71°C) and lye solution is 140°F (60°C). Stir by hand, then SB (on and off) to trace 12 - 15 minutes, over low to medium-low heat. (Maintain temp at 160°F (71°C) until trace occurs.
Thank you! The method you have mentioned it hot process method. This method is cold process without the addition of heat❤️
@@TheScraftworks You're welcome! It is cold process, Catherine Failor method. The temps when you combine oils & lye are important. It jump starts the natural heat of the saponification process. No external heat is used to process as in HP.
Great Tip....also wanted to ask, can I stop blending cold process liquid soap once very light trace is achieved and then setting it aside for 3-4 days for the soap to do all the hardwork on its own and thicken to consistency above or do I need to go all the way and thicken it to heavy trace as done in the video above. In the cold process solid soap bar, I usually put it in the mould at light trace and comes out great.....not sure about the liquid soap, whether I can take the same liberty.....kindly guide @ceemoorhead372 @TheScraftworks
@@karan25535 KOH soap takes longer to trace than NaOH soap. So, No, don't stop at light trace. 100% Coconut Oil will reach hard trace in about 12 minutes if you keep it at 160°F while stickblending over heat. BUT. Your SB may overheat so it's best to use it on/off, stirring in between. I then cover it or put it in a ZipLoc for 2 weeks to reach full saponification. I test with phenolphthalien drops before diluting. Stick a knife in and pull it out. Add a drop to the blade. If pink, it isn't ready. Wait a day or 2 more until the drop is perfectly clear. HTH
Simple and straight to the point
Thank you ❤️
Just found your channel. I thank you for this cold process approach as I don’t have a crock pot to do the hot process approach. Now I can make liquid soap paste for dishes. Thanks
Great! It is a great method for liquid soap. Let me know how you go 😉
That was extremely informative, thank you so much God Bless You.
Thank you! ❤️
I've needed to make soap paste for a few weeks now lol. Thank you for sharing this technique.
Thank you ! You should definitely try
Excellent and well prepared ..other videos are like building a rocket to the moon video...
Thank you for your comment! ❤️
Educating! Thanks a lot
Thank you❤️ glad that you find the video helpful!
Excellent video! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for your support!
Hello thank you for making it easy to follow your procedure. Be safe and have an awesome day
Thank you❤️ Hope the video helped. You have an awesome day too!
😆😅🤣great. this is the same process for making what is called JWA or JADAM WETTING AGENT - makes water wetter, so to speak. coconut oil is great for this. we make it but the process doesn't take so long because i don't dilute the potassium hydroxide which i have in 95%. i use my immersion blender and takes no more than 5 minutes to become like the end product shown here...blessing
Great that it works for you. I’ve never tried that.
Made my first LS with the help of your video! Can't wait to see 3 days later!
Omg! That’s great! So happy to have helped you😍
Hey, my liquid soap made with a combination of 3-4 different vegetable oils leaves white spots/white film on the dishes and also does not seem to be cleaning oily dishes too well.....will I encounter the same issue with 100% coconut oil liquid soap?......any suggestions would be helpful as to why I am getting this issue. Thanks for the lovely video:)
What’s your superfat for your recipe? Did you use a few solid oils? I haven’t encountered that with coconut oil soap.
Very cool.....
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing
Thank you for watching !
Please share the recipe as to how much oil , water, and the potassium hydroxide thank you
The percentage is listed and it exact quantities will depend on how much of the soap you want to make and the purity of your potassium hydroxide. Better work safe when working with hydroxides! Using the soap calculator will help a lot❤️
Hi again when you said in this video look what its like after 3 weeks once its diluted in water, did you add a preservative or how long will it last once diluted please. Do i need to add a preservative im worried about mold.
I usually dilute small quantities as I go and leave out the preservative but you can always add germal plus if you are worried
@@TheScraftworks hi so how long will it last once mixed with water if i dont add any preservative and use as i go.
Looks great! Thank you for sharing!!! Love your videos!
Thank you! This comment made my day❤️
@@TheScraftworks ❤️
Please, my soap paste wasn't really paste like, its hard, but it dissolves and lathers well. Is it good?
As long as you can perform the zap test then it will be good to use.
Hello, I would love to make laundry liquid soap from coconut oil. Do you have a recipe? I also want to be able to make hand wash, body wash and dishwashers soap from coconut oil. Love your video
I haven’t tried making laundry soap with coconut oil as I don’t know how liquid soap will work in washing machine. If you want a body or hand wash you can refer to this video ruclips.net/video/5j6nns-Lgs0/видео.html
I will use the 100% coconut oil soap for washing dishes by hand. Thank you for your support!
you are amazing. your info was so useful. help me alot
Thank you for your support! ❤️
Thank you so much.
Thank you. Glad the video has helped😊
It's like I didn't have enough of this video. Oh my
very nice
Thank you ❤️
Thank u for sharing.
Thank you ❤️
Can I use this liquid soap as shampoo for my hair or is appropriate only for skin? How can I adjust the pH if its higher than 7? What can I add to a shampoo against hairfall? It would be so kind of you to help me out with these questions. Keep up the good work 👍👍
You can use it for shampoo but your hair will go through a stage where it gets used to a higher pH soap. I know other people adjust the pH but I don’t do that personally. I haven’t had much experience with ingredients for hair fall though. Hope this helps!
@@TheScraftworks Thanks a lot for your reply! May Allah bless you 🌺
I'm curious why didn't make your soap in the same container that you store it in.
Maybe I'm just lazy but it seems like you could do it all in the one container, especially because the plastic container and lid will retain the heat better than a metal bowl will.
You definitely can, but I like my container for mixing to have a wider mouth 😆 the plastic to make soap also need to be pp5, so best to check your plastic container if it is type 5😉
Se tivesse legenda em português, seria bacana!
Adoro receita caseira!
Thank you! I’ll consider adding more subtitles thank you!
@@TheScraftworks mam i don't have stick blender so what can i do??
Please reply me it's urgent😕
I'm so sorry this seem to got hidden in the comments, I didnt see this post at all, you can use a whisk but that will take a very long time, I would really suggest you to get a stick blender. Im so sorry I didnt see this.
@@TheScraftworks ok no problem i have beater so we can use?
👍 well done
Love the video
Thank you!!❤️
Soap paste balls…hmmm… might have to try that!
Yes, soap paste are fun to touch 😆😆
In what proportion soap gel and water has to mix.. please say...
I normally do at least 1:1 but I found 1:3 or 1:5 is sufficient when using a former bottle. I’ve done two other videos on the dilution and you can check those out:
1. ruclips.net/video/sEfLFByyeKk/видео.html
2. ruclips.net/video/qoTb3qLEtTA/видео.html
what you did to avoid oil layer? something you said about superfats?sorry i didnt get it.
You mean to prevent it being too oily for cleaning? We kept the super fat at 1% to make it more suitable for cleaning.
@@TheScraftworks Thank you so much for clearing the doubt.
Is there any preservative in a liquid soap recipe .. please share?...
Yes you may choose to use a preservative when diluting liquid soap like germall plus. I do talk about it more in my newest video: ruclips.net/video/PliwJvAlzMo/видео.html
this soap can be use for body too? I hear if we use coconut oil 100%, is not good for body and suitable for dish soap.
how long can it last?
This soap is better for cleaning since coconut oil soap has a great cleansing power so it may not be as moisturising for the body.
I'd like to use this soap paste for laundry, can you tell me what ratio I should dilute to?
I’ve never used it for my laundry so I’m not sure! Sorry can’t help you. Let me know the percentage once you find out too thanks! ❤️
Thank you for sharing, may i ask why my soap divided into 2 layer? First layer is likely white foam and the other the liquid soap. Hope you can help me🙏
Have you let the soap settle after you mix it? Did you add essential oil or fragrance oil in your liquid soap?
@@TheScraftworks yes it settle for 3 days then diluted. Not yet add fragrance oil. Is it unsaponified oil?
It is possible that it is unsaponified oils, it depends on your recipe too.
Sis why i make this recipe make 100% vco very fast hard like a coconut freezer temperature?
Yes it can trace really quick but it has never happened to me. Did you follow my recipe?
@@TheScraftworks yess i follow this recipe. Sis can i want ur w.a number. But i today tess to water is not clear
Whether soap paste should be covered during curing time ?
I would cover it just in case anything gets into it 😊
At minute 6:42 u touch the hardened soap with ur bare hands. Is it okay now? I mean is it cured already? I make solid soaps only and i wanna get into liquid soap now. That's why i am asking.
Ur videos were the ones i understood the best by the way. Stay as u are. It's perfect
With cold process liquid soap, as long as it passes the zap test, it is ready for dilute and use. It’s different to cold process solid soaps where you need to cure it for 4 weeks. In liquid soap, there is also a waiting period called sequestering, where the soap lathers better after waiting for a few weeks.❤️
@@TheScraftworks How many weeks do you recommend? Because i want to sell it of course and my clients love a big lather here in France.
@@TheScraftworks oh yes and if it's diluted, will it become as thick as a shower gel or does it stay liquid as water?
Two weeks or more will be good. The lather will also depend on your the oils you use for the soap too.
It will stay mostly liquid, you will need to add additives for it thicken up. Saline solution is an option but it never really goes to shower gel consistency. I usually use it with foamer bottle.
Can u please make a video on Neutralizing soap to a lower pH
Thank you for watching! In my opinion, I don’t think liquid soap needs to be neutralised to a lower pH, will consider to make one once my other projects is completed!
Can you use frozen goat milk instead of water?
I haven’t tried but I think you can do that with cold process liquid soap. Let me know how you go!
For what purpose do you use this ? Please explain .
You can use the soap to wash the dishes and clean areas😊
What kind of spoon are you mixing your lye solution with that it is not melting? that is awesome!
Usually I will use plastic or stainless steel spoon, if you want to be on the safer side stainless steel would be your pick😊
@@TheScraftworks I have some larger plastic cooking spoons that I have been using and they are great so far. But they are big.
can i use it as shampoo?
I think it will be a bit too harsh for the hair, maybe it will be better to use a combination of oils for the hair instead.
You use 92% coconut oil but the one commonly sold everywhere is 76%. Will this change anything?
The coconut oil % shouldn’t change the soap properties to my understanding. Thank you.
is it for shampoo?
You can use this method to make shampoo, I prefer the formula I used in this video instead for hair. You can go check it out here
ruclips.net/video/5j6nns-Lgs0/видео.html
Can you add gliceryn to this? If so, what percentage?
I haven’t tried adding glycerin but I think you can as it is water soluble, I’ll probably start with 1% to start with and work up.
3%
@@enamk4210 what about acid... How would i know how much to add to get a ph of 4.5-5.5?
Which type of coconut oil did you use for this recipe? Actually I bought coconut oil but its liquid at almost room temperature. And there's nowhere written on the packing whether its 72 degree or 90 degree or whatever. It only says 100% pure coconut oil. In this case, which coconut oil should I enter in the soap calculator for knowing the sap and correct quantity of lye needed?
72 degree is most commonly found coconut oil and you can choose that one in the calculator. I also find choosing either one would work since the lye weight doesn’t change regardless which one I choose in my experience. The different degrees just means how the coconut oil has been processed and the 92degree one will melt at higher temperatures. Hope this helps!!
@@TheScraftworks Thanks. 😊
Nice explanation
Can I use this liquid for detergent wash?
Yes definitely, it cleans dishes really well 😉
Can you please suggest ways for thickening coconut oil soap. I tried with 20% salt water but 😞
Coconut oil soap is hard to thicken, the salt solution doesn’t work with high percentage coconut oil. I suggest to use a foam bottle or formulate the soap with olive oil. ☺️
Hey, so I have a question. When I'm leaving the soap to sit for the first few weeks can I transfer it to glass jars? Or do I have to let it cure first? Thanks for the video
Yes, you can transfer to a glass jar for storage. You can also dilute it before hand as well, just the soap gets better as it sequester.
Can you make some organic ingredient for sneaker cleaner?
You can use this liquid soap and also some sodium bicarbonate for the sneaker cleaning
@@TheScraftworks how much amount of sodium bicarbonate for 100 grm of liquid soap
If I prepare different single soap paste, can I put 2 or 3 different soap paste together and dilute with water? Like coconut oil soap paste for house cleaning. If using for hand wash, add different single soap paste together and dilute it?
Yes definitely! That’s the fun part with liquid soap 😏
Great question, just what I want to know. That changes the world. Tks
Could I use sodium hydroxide with this kind of soap
No, you cannot. If you use sodium hydroxide, the soap will become solid soap and not liquid soap. Potassium hydroxide is needed for liquid soap.
Cold proses want to hold 4week sis?
You can use it right away after passing the “zap” test but you can let us sequester for 4 weeks and lather is nicer that way.
@@TheScraftworks ok sis thank
@@TheScraftworks sis what is 76 and 92 deg? If virgin and pomace what can i put to calc?
How about the smell?? Can we add perfume or something?
Yes you can. I usually add when I dilute the soap. Make sure you use skin safe essential oils or fragrance oils
Can you use liquid soap as a shampoo?
You can for sure. If it’s your first time using soap for the hair, your hair probably need some time to adjust to the new pH of the soap.
When do u add the essential oil? Do you add the essential oil during dilute time? Thank you.
Yes I add the essential oil after dilution of the soap paste😆
Thank you. Can't wait to try. 🥰
did you say that the soap paste made by coconut oil turns in to a hard paste...how hard exactly ...fully cured cold process soap 'hard'??
Yes if you can see the coconut oil soap paste compared to the olive oil soap paste is relatively harder. How hard the soap paste will depend on the temperature of your area, so the hotter it is the softer it is, I would say around the texture of playdo. The hardness doesn’t really change after the full saponification process has taken place.
how much water did you use to make the liquid soap? in other words, what's the ratio of paste to water in your mason jar?
I did a 1:1 ratio back then because I wanted a really strong soap for cleaning. I normally adjust the ratio depending on what I want to use the soap for. I’ll be posting a new video on soap paste dilution soon. Stay tuned!
What is the curing time, u took totally 29 days to dilute it, is it a curing time ??
Yes for liquid soaps you usually sequester it for a few weeks either diluted or undiluted. You can use it right away but the soap turns better after sequestering.
Thank you for clear instruction. How do you thicken the liquid soap?
I normally add saline solution but it won’t work with 100% coconut oil soaps. I don’t find the need to thicken them as I normally use a former bottle.
@@TheScraftworks Thank you
Can I use this soap with my face? Or it’s only for body.
I usually use this soap to clean dishes and the household as it is a full coconut oil soap. I would prefer another formula if used for the face and body shown in my other video. ruclips.net/video/5j6nns-Lgs0/видео.html
@@TheScraftworks yeahhh thank you
Hey what brand stick blender do you use ?
My stick blender is from Bosch, the model is Maxomixx that comes along with other cooking accessories. Thank you!
@@TheScraftworks Thank you and is it the one that’s 800 wattages and it’s a couple hundred dollars correct? I just need to make sure I get one that blends for a long time in between the soap process☺️
@@TheScraftworks thank you for patience by taking time to answer all the questions
Hi is this process can make face and body too?
Yes, definitely!❤️
If I'm use normal hand stirrer is it okay?
It will be okay but it will take much longer ! Also depends on your soap formula, if you have more coconut oil it should be easier.
How to preserve hot process liquid soap ?by both chemical and natural way.(for tropical country's like India)
)if chemical means how much grm I need to take for *100grm of shampoo base + Required quantity of water to dilute*?
Types of preservative,and their quantity .
) if natural preservatives means their quantity used for *100grm of shampoo base + Required quantity of water to dilute*.
Types of natural preservative and their quantity.
Pls mam
I’m not sure if here is a natural way to preserve it. If you want a chemical way you can try using suttocide a, glydant plus and the amount you use depends on your total quantity and the preservative you use. You should find out how big of your bottle you want to use before picking on the quantity of soap to dilute and how concentrated you want your soap to be.
@@TheScraftworks thank you so much mam for responding mam
@@TheScraftworks for 100 grm of diluted?base how many percentage of preservative should be added
Thanks for your recipe!!!
How long can preserve the paste? In the refrigerator?
Thank you for supporting! I would say depends on the shelf life of your oil so for coconut oil I would say for one year to be safe
@@TheScraftworks thank you ❤️.
Usually make with a lot of olive oil and zero sf. It's the same time?
I would say so and depends how old your olive oil and if it is from a reputable source. As long as the oil doesn’t go rancid then I think for a year it is safe
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Some people do use liquid soap for shampoo and needs some time for the hair to adjust. Maybe harder if your area has hard water.
Muchas gracias
No problem ☺️
Helo, do you use citric acid in your formula?
Hello, I don’t use citric acid when I dilute my soap 😊 thank you
Do we need to add any preservatives?
Liquid soaps have a high pH which prevents growth of bacteria but you want to be on the safe side, preservatives should be added. It is important to use one that can survive in a high pH. Hope this helps!
is it possible po to use this technique and add guava leaves extract? thank you po in advance!
I’ve never worked with guava leaves extract. I guess I would put it at dilution and I would also check whether the extract will do its work at higher pH. Also adding a preservative to preserve the soap.
Mam
Can we add alovera gel to it?
If yes means how much amount of base needed to taken and how much amount of water and how much of slivers gel?
What kind of preservative needed to be used if natural means suggest.
What is the quantity of preservative needed to be taken.
Please mam
I’ve never tried using aloe Vera gel in liquid soap. You can give it a try I guess the amount will be taken from the water amount but it will important to test to compatibility. I’ll also just use plain aloe Vera since commercial gels also have other things in it which will affect the stability of the product. One of the preservatives you can try is Germall plus, or any one that can survive a pH of 8+ around 1-3%.
@@TheScraftworks how long does the product will be stable if we kept.
It for room temperature ( tropical country like India) after adding preservative
If you pick the correct preservative it should last for about a year and try to place in a cool area not directly under sunlight.
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Mam
@@TheScraftworks 1-3% means
3 gems of preservative for 100grm of liquid soap?
Thanks for the great video, in what stage I can add color and fragrance ?
When you dilute the paste ❤️❤️
can i wash my body with this soap?
Yes, you can but it may be more on the drying side. Maybe you can try the recipe here instead ruclips.net/video/5j6nns-Lgs0/видео.html
Is this okay with 20 percent superfat for bath liquid soap?
I’m not sure if that will b a good idea to have such a high super fat for liquid soap since it will definitely be cloudy and the probability of it going rancid and other bacteria growth will be much higher.
You supposed to add ECOCERT preservative., And oil disperser in liquid like polysorbate 20 or 80...
If you made a 20% superfat liquid soap from coconut oil alone I suspect that you would run the risk of having lumps of hard coconut oil in your soap, depending on the temperature of your home.
Given that superfat is simply unsaponified oil, there would be difference between making a 20% SF soap and making a soap like in the video above but measuring out the paste, diluting it, and adding 20% of the weight of the paste in coconut oil. This test would save you from having a whole batch of ruined soap.
Honestly if you are going to opt for a high superfat in liquid soap then you should opt for an oil that stays liquid such jojoba, sunflower, or olive oil imo.
@@tamilarasis3732 hi mam iam having one doubt can u clear
Iam from tamil Nadu
@@opss2901 Hi ask me. Upto my experience i try to clear. it doesnt matter where u belongs to...
Instead of so much explainations l wish you had shared the full recipe of making it… except for oil 500 gm there is nothing shared. How much water n how lye??
I have actually showed in the video of how much water and lye to be used without saying it out loud when I have explained how to use the soapee calculator starting from 0:57 . It is really important to understand how to use the calculator before making soap because everyone can use different amounts of oil and have a different purity of potassium hydroxide. Thank you.
@@TheScraftworks l request kindly share here again in grams .l shall be grateful 🌸🌺
I’m sorry I don’t feel comfortable sharing my recipe in grams especially with liquid soap because the purity of the potassium hydroxide can differ and people likes different percentage of super fat - it is a safety issue. I have showed in the video how to use the calculator and all the measurements are in grams already. Thank you
@@TheScraftworks thanks for replying
Dilute it in what??...
Distilled water