The Cream and whipped cream soap I do in a crock-pot. They both use Potassium hydroxide and sodium hydroxide for the saponification process. After it comes to trace you actually cook it longer.
After cooking it for several hours its ready to whip. I use my kitchen Aid for this.
This batch is scented with Apple Jack and so far is very creamy and fluffy.
Christopher posted another web show in honor of Easter. Forgive me this was when we were putting in wood floors so the house is messy and the video editing once again is not great. Christopher forgave me, but he did say that I would need to improve.
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Ooh! Thanks for a peek in on your process! I've just started getting interested in handmade soaps (Etsy is a very slipper slope), but I'll be honest I haven't the slightest clue how they're made. Thank you!
I have been checking out your site also its great. I really like Millers handmade soap site and teach soap for tutorials.
Hello, long time since I caught up with you, sorry.
Sha Marie, this is strange! On a UK soapy forum we have been talking about whipped and cream soap. Cath Failors cream soap book isn't available here so nobody really has a clue.
Yours looks wonderful, so fluffy and creamy :)
Do you have any good links for making it?
There is very little info on the web. I still feel like I need to experiment a little more and then I will post a tutorial. (maybe) Seems that I run out of time to do the many things I want to do.
Snowdrift farms has cream soap recipes and a calculator.
http://www.snowdriftfarm.com/form_whippedsoaps.html
Cheers :D
Will check that out!
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