Rhubarb Soap Making | Cold Process Soap
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- Опубликовано: 7 июл 2024
- I recently made Himalayan Rhubarb soaps with rhubarb infused oil. Thank you for watching! Holly :)
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Lovely Greens Himalayan Rhubarb Soap:
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Calendula Infused Oil video - hot water method:
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Lovin’ Soap’s Infusing Oils (hot water method):
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Nerdy Farm Wife’s Calendula Infused Oil (both methods):
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Mountain Rose Herbs-Making Herb Infused Oils:
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SoapCalc:
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♦️RHUBARB POWDER♦️
The Yarn Tree Himalayan Rhubarb Root Powder:
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Botanical Colors Himalayan Rhubarb Extract Powder:
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Botanical Colors Himalayan Rhubarb Root Powder:
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Starwest Botanicals Organic Rhubarb Root Powder:
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🟧 SAFETY INFO & BASIC SOAPMAKING HELP 🟧
Remember to always protect your skin and eyes when making soap. If you’d like more info on lye safety or basic soapmaking, check out these links:
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Lye Safety by Lovin’ Soap:
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Lovin’ Soap's Cold Process Soap Making Guide:
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How to Better Understand Water Discounts (Lye Concentration) by Modern Soapmaking: bit.ly/37QVAW9
Trace, Emulsion, & False Trace in Cold Process Soap
I Dream In Soap: bit.ly/3s4xMWK
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🟢 RECIPE 🟢
See end of video for recipe
Essential Oil Blend for Fragrance:
Lavender - 45%
Lavandin - 25%
Cedarwood - 30%
For help with EO usage:
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••• WHERE I PURCHASE INGREDIENTS •••
Oils & Butters: Soaper’s Choice, Wholesale Supplies Plus, Grocery Store
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Essential Oils: Camden Grey, New Directions Aromatics
Rhubarb powder: see list above
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🟥 DISCLAIMER: I make these videos to share my own personal methods and techniques for how I make cold process soap. These videos are not intended as tutorials for beginners. The content I create is meant for those who already have an understanding of cold process soap making. Cold process soapmaking involves working with sodium hydroxide (NaOH, also referred to as lye). Lye and raw soap can permanently damage your eyes and burn your skin. When making soap, you should already know and practice lye safe handling procedures and always wear safety gear during the entire soapmaking process, even while cleaning up. I hope you find watching my videos helpful or entertaining. However, due to the many variables that can affect a particular batch of soap, if you do try any of my methods or techniques that I use in my videos, I cannot be held liable or responsible for your results.
••• TIMELINE •••
00:00 Intro & Safety Info
00:41 Himalayan Rhubarb
01:39 Oil Infusion
03:05 Lye
03:48 Oils & Butters
04:53 Make Soap
07:54 Unmold, Cut, Comparison
09:55 Soap Recipe
#soapmaking #coldprocesssoap #rhubarbsoap 
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Thank you so much for the rhubarb soap suggestion! It’s fun using a pH sensitive colorant. After 4 weeks, the soaps are still the magenta red you see in the final photos. I haven’t tried the other Botanical Colors Himalayan rhubarb (Rheum emodi) yet, but I’ll post a photo to my community feed as soon as I do.
Thanks so much for watching! -Holly :)
I am new to all this but absolutely love soap making. I am losing my job in July and am hoping I can just have fun with this a create. I absolutely love watching your videos. This all started because I was trying to eliminate plastic and unnecessary ingredients in the products our family uses. It has become very additive and I just love it. I love how the soaping community is so friendly, helpful, and encouraging. I hope to learn and be able to create like you do.
My order for Himalayan rhubarb powder arrived today and I am so flipping excited! I showed my gamer son your video and he said you have a really relaxing voice 🥰
Thank you so much for trying and sharing my soap recipe :) Himalayan Rhubarb is one of the most beautiful soap colorants I've ever used ❤🧼
Wow Tanya, great find!
Thank you, Tanya! I'm such a huge fan of your website and really appreciate all the amazing information you provide. 💕
Holly, I get so much inspiration with your videos, and I relax just watching them. Thank you so much for being so generous.
That was a really, really, really nice presentation. I love how you compared three different powders and did before gel and after gel comparisons. Thank you for being so careful to provide links to other soaping sources. What a beautiful red color!
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Because I love your soaps I made this recipe, mine with Goat’s milk, I heated up in the oven, 120F for 2 hours and it turned so dark! I hope it gets little when cures. I always watch your videos, I’ve order one of your T-shirt, thank you for time, thanks for sharing Holly!
Beautiful. I’m so glad you made this video. All the groups tell you not to use it because it will turn brown in cp soap. Hmm, maybe it was a secret they were keeping for themselves.
Wow that video was very informative! It’s funny cause I was just reading lovely greens article Himalayan Rhubarb Soap Recipe. Her soaps are beautiful and the red is to die for. I’d rather use natural colors instead of MICAS. Thanks for your videos !!
Thank you for sharing your experiments!
What an absolute delight! I just made this wonderful soap. It is now CPOP-ing in the oven. Although I used my own soaping recipe, to see the lye solution and the infused oils come together and create MAGIC is a real treat. Thank you, Holly, for sharing this soaping jewel.
I love the Yarn Tree's Rhubarb it's so beautiful.
Very nice, great natural red color.
I absolutely love it~ Thank you for sharing the results!
Thank you for such valuable information! I would never have thought that brown macerate could become red soap. It's a miracle!
These soaps are just beautiful!
What a lovely color! Definitely going to try this.
Soooo pretty!! 🌟
Thank you so much Holly 😊 … this soap is beautiful
Absolutely gorgeous Holly, best natural red I have ever seen! Thanks for sharing 👏
This one is awesome!
Just beautiful! You're the best!
Wow that red is so beautiful! Thank you so much for your presentation and information! 💞
Great video Holly - thanks!! 😍
What a very lovely red and it's natural! I can't wait to try it myself.
OH my goodness it turned out so gorgeous, lovely and nourishing looking.
They look so smooth!
Woah, that's so beautiful.
Your soaps look always sooo smooth, elegant and beautiful. ❤️
I love your video. Very relaxing!! The soap turned out beautiful. The red was amazing!! Thanks for sharing!
Simply beautiful!
Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge ! amazing work & amazing video.
That was lovely! And the results are beautiful ❤️
This is beautiful. Thank you so much for sharing. I hope to try this recipe. Blessings to you 😊
Absolutely gorgeous
Stunning!
Such a beautiful colour! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you very muchHolly. I really do enjoy your videos...😇 ALL your soaps are beautiful ☺️
I actually have the Yarn Tree rhubarb and had already infused it in oil. I tried making soap with it a year ago but it was a subtle color with speckles in it. I need to try it again and use the whole thing for my soap loaf and strain it so it’s smooth like yours! Will keep you updated:) Thank you so much!
I think. If you strain the speckles would go
So pretty, Holly 🥰
I always love your work and how professional your videos are. Love, love your accent 😘
Thank you so much Holly. This is one of the prettiest reds I have ever seen. Better than any mica, that's for sure.
Absolutely stunning. Thank you so much for sharing.😊
Amo su trabajo 💕
Thank you very much for sharing such excellent information, in such an understandable and detailed way.
What a beautiful video! You have absolutely inspired me to try this infusion method on my own to make beautiful soaps on my own drying racks. Thank you so much for your time and your creativity!❤️🥰😊
Very useful as always Holly, thank you.
Wow what a beautiful color, nicely done, would have never thought of rhubarb as a colorant 🙏
Holly I have a rhubarb powder infusion nearly ready to use, thanks also to Tanya, your video is very timely and now I hope my powder produces such a beautiful red as the main one here, what an amazing colour. Interesting to see the difference when added to lye water, I was so impatient I nearly did the same but held off. Always great to find a new Holly video when I wake. Thanks as always Holly.
Thanks for sharing I tried this from lovely greens she is such a sweet special person
😍 Harika görünüyor. Renk şahane
Outstanding video!!!
What a wonderful red colour for your bars. I'd never thought of using rhubarb powder. Definitely worth trying. 😍 😍
What a beautiful rich red. I never used Himalayan rhubarb in my recipes. Thank you so much for sharing this great video.❤️
Is gorgeus !
Thank you!🤗💚❤️
Thanks for the video!
I love your voice!!! Your videos are so informative, and spa-like at the same time. The music is an added bonus. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.
She is truly amazing. Love from Pretoria, South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤
She is truly amazing. Love from Pretoria, South Africa 🇿🇦 ❤
Just beautiful 🤩
Holly I just made my soap it was so fascinating watching the changes, ever tried taking photos with non dominant hand whilst mixing in gloves crazy, it’s a beautiful bright deep cherry red now in the oven CPO ing I added I tbs kaolin to hopefully help the essential oil last. I used Essential oils Frankincense & Cedarwood but had to resort to Fragrance Lavender as my Essential oil hasn’t arrived in time. I’m still learning on fragrances but this combo smelt good so hoping it lasts. Thanks again to you and beautiful Tanya.
They're so beautiful. 🥺
DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAMN, such a pretty and natural color. Love it so much. I just love your videos.
Thank you!!
Sooooo beautiful Holly! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
Thank you!!
I just made this week a beautiful red from Anne Georges Himalayan rhubarb powder. Oh my it is amazing. I do love your comparison of the three different vendors for the powder. As Always thank you Holly for sharing with others. Jan
Absolutely gorgeous 💕🌍👍. Thank you💕🌿🌎💗
I tried this!! I used the Himalayan Rhubarb from The Yarn Tree. I love this color!!! And I love how magically the lye solution turns it all a glorious red!!! Thank you!!!
Beautiful color
Could you just make soap everyday? Please!!! I just love watching your gentle non jarring ways!! It inspires me to get back at it!!😁💕
This is a stand out video that was so fun to watch! I'm saving it and will likely do what I always do with my favorites---watch it about 10 times. You've not only presented real and useful information, but have inspired me to try to make it again. I previously used a cold infusion with a pink result, but now I will try heat infusion with your concentration. Will also try adding to lye water as this is an interesting result too. Thank you Holly.
Thank you so much! I'm so glad to hear you found some inspiration in my video!
Gosh that is really beautiful Holly 🥰
Thank you!
I love himalayan rhubarb! Please try it after infusing for 4 weeks as about 30-35% of your oils to get a pastel pink colour!!!! Remember to only use to the undisturbed yellow oil from the top of the infusion to get pastel pink! I love the deep burgundys and reds and coral colours you got, such beautiful soap. Btw this recipe is very much like my main recipe only i use less shea and more cocoa butter and a tad more olive oil.
Thank you for sharing that info! I wondered about lowering the percentage. That's great to know.
Amazing to see that chemical reaction colour change 🙂💟❤ great videos
I have the Starwest Botanicals one. And your right, adding it as a powder to the soap batter creates an almost brick color. Thankfully it kinda worked for the soap I was making. (Candy cane swirl). It gave it a Victorian Christmas look.
I can’t cpop my soap to make the most of natural colorants. The best I can do is insulate.
Beautiful thank you
This video help me out so much. I am doing my experiments to find out what would give me a red color soap. Thanks so much. I make soap with natural colors. I love them going to try it
Your recipe is so glossy looking. I love it! I'm definitely going to oven process my next soap to see how it goes. Your videos are always so helpful and that red came out beautiful. ❤️
Thank you for sharing your experimentation with color, I wondered what the color would be if the rhubarb powder was directly added to the lye.
Very pretty
Thanks
Very nice 👌 👍
nice, very nice
Hi Holly, thank you so much for making this video, I was anxiously waiting for it because I wanted to see how it turned out before I used my rhubarb power and now I see 😃🥰, I love it! I purchased the Starwest Botanical one, so now I am excited to see how mine turns out, I can't wait to make it now lol!! I like the middle one you made the best, hopefully I can get some of that one. Your soaps do come out so shiny and pretty, do you steam them? I kinda liked the the one you put the powder in the lye, but, the others are the prettiest . When I make mine I will let you know how it turned out 😊. Stay safe sweet lady. 🙂💞
Thank you for the suggestion! 💕 I do sometimes steam the soaps, but for these photos, I just spent a lot of time cleaning them up. Then I polished them a little with a piece of nylon (like hosiery nylon) so they looked nice for the photos. Definitely let me know how yours turns out! I'm sure they'll be beautiful! 💕
I only use botanical colourants, rhubarb is one I haven't tried. Alkenate is a stunning ruby when infused with oil but it's pH sensitive and goes lavender in the soap.
And now I need to make soap.
Beautiful! I will be trying this soon - my oil is infusing as I type. Please let us know if it turns brown after a while.
Hello Holly, I greatly admire your work! Thank you for your calming and detailed videos. I'd like to ask if it would be possible to reuse the rhubarb powder, as you showed in another video with the indigo powder, for achieving a lighter colour. Thank you in advance !❤😊
Love your videos! Have you tried Anne George's rhubarb powder? I have that brand but the color faded after a while but I didn't use that strong of a oil infusion as you did. Thank you for your lovely videos
Thank you very informative. How do you know how much oil infusion to use per pound of soap . Is there a ratio or is completely safe to use at 100%. Thank you doe the video. It’s so pretty can’t wait to try.
Hi Holly 👋 this is so lovely 😍 but curious if for a future video you could possibly make a soap @ a 1.1 water lye ratio and if given the right balance of fatty acids and temp on the recipe 😀 a intricate design can be achieved? Lol this is some what like a challenge. Would love to see that! All the best 👍
Why not try it yourself, experiment. Vibrant Soap man Clyde, beautiful man, says “try everything”, the learning will edify you for the future whatever the result. ☀️✨💫
Wonderfull
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If you add botanical powders to the lye water, you will burn it and the colour won’t be vibrant but a brown. Best not to add to lye water. Add to oils and wait until your lye water has cooled down before adding to your oils. That will ensure vibrancy. The rhubarb colour is absolutely mouth watering delicious and lush.
Great video. I was wondering how to speed up the oil infusion with a sous vide. Can you recommend time and temp?
Hi Holly, you asked me to let you know how my rhubarb power soap turned out, I liked the botanical one from Amazon, but it didn't turn out as red and pretty, so I ordered some from Yarn Tree, I haven't tried it yet but I am anxious to do so soon lol, I will let you know soon as I do, I've just been really busy. 😊💞
I want to eat it lol 😂 but seriously this is so beautiful 😍
Just curious if it will stain washcloths being an herb..? Have you tested it out yet. I’m interested in trying this out ❤️
Hello Holly i am wanting to do a soap this color but with pomegranate juice instead of water do you think i would still be able to cpop it? or would it get too hot due to sugar in juice? i think the rhubarb will make the perfect color for pom soap. ty
Holly, where did you buy your owl guest soap mold? Thanks. I really like that red.
So in order to get the beautiful pinkish color the powder has to be infused?
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您好，很喜歡您的影片
請問您大黃皂，大黃粉的比率
是佔橄欖油的幾%謝謝您🤗
Hi Holly, what a beautiful soap! Does it create colored lather or leave any stains on the washcloth?
Thank you! The soaps produce a white lather, and I had no issues with stains on cloth.