Today, the cold process method of soap-making evolved to rely on a different ingredient called sodium hydroxide or commonly known as lye.

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Employees use cold-process soap by mixing oils with a lye solution that "allows you to have a solid bar of soap that’s made from pure oils," she said. We offer a whole line of bath and body goods.

Begin your soap making adventures with this easy recipe for a DIY basic cold process soap.

We cover the chemistry behind soap making in simple terms, including what saponification is as well as the benefits of different oils, and butters and how… ...

Cold process soap-making preserves the vitamins, minerals, lipo-proteins and enzymes from the soap’s premium ingredients. Soap is cured, like cheese, allowing the water to evaporate naturally.

Demonstration of making soap via the cold process by Milenka Grears. These soaps are designed for specific skin problems, e.g. psoriasis, and the talk will contrast with the commercial (cosmetic) ...

Learn how to make your very own luxurious bars of cold process soap! Made out of a mixture of oils, fat, and lye, cold process soap can be made in a couple of hours and you’ll be surprised at ...

Cold-process and hot-process soaps are differentiated by the time it takes for the soap to fully saponify and cure; cold-process soaps aren't fully ready until they've had their weeks of rest ...