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Hey friends, my name is Lissa, (aka The Soap Chef ) I've been creating luxurious soap, bath & skincare products since April, 2002.
I am a Licensed Neuromuscular Massage Therapist, Certified Aromatherapist and up until my retirement in 2020, I held a Nursing License in the state of Pennsylvania.
Here's what you need to know about this channel:
MEMBERS ONLY SECTION: If you are on an iPhone, you will not be able to see the "join" button. Here is a direct link to "join":
@thesoapchef
I've lowered the membership fee to $5.99
PATREON MEMBERS receive video's with recipe in a downloadable PDF format + word docs (at least once a month) on a variety of topics including ingredients, calculators, charts, graphs, general & overall knowledge based information in our industry.
You can save 10% by pledging annually.
Pledge here: Patreon: SoapChef
You can always support my channel in other ways by:
One time donation, using my "tip jar" via Venmo: @TheSoapChef
OR
Purchasing single PDF format recipes either on my website: https://soap-chef.com/
or Etsy Shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SoapChefMolds
The PDF files will always have a video link to that particluar recipe so you can "see" how it's made
For in depth bath bomb help, including recipes, tips, tricks and 3D printed bath bomb mold demonstrations......please visit our newly created sister site: @thesoapchef2
HELPFUL VIDEO'S FOR BEGINNER MAKERS:
Chemical reactions of Baking Soda and Citric Acid PLUS Bare Bones Basic Bath Bomb Recipe: Very Basic Bath Bomb Recipe and Techn...
Binders, explained (water, rubbing alcohol, witch hazel): Water? Alcohol? Witch Hazel? This is ...
How to "bloom" dyes: How to Bloom Dyes in Baking Soda for ...
Using Natasorb Bath instead of cornstarch: How to Use Vacuum Form Molds for Bath...
Powdered Surfactants, explained: Let's Talk Powdered Surfactants - Bub...
Ingredients You Can Use to Make Bath Bombs + Troubleshooting Common Problems: Basics of Making Bath Bombs, Ingredie...
We have an 3 part "Beginning Bath Bomb" making series:
Part 1: Very Basic Bath Bomb Recipe and Techn...
Part 2: Part 2 Bath Bombs for Beginners - Let...
Part 3: Part 3 Bath Bombs For Beginners - Eli...
Website: https://soap-chef.com/
Etsy Shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SoapChefMolds
FB Page: Facebook: thesoapchef1
Youtube Channel: @thesoapchef
Instagram: Instagram: SoapChefMolds
SAMPLE SOAP RECIPE
3% Beeswax (hardness, conditioning, creamy lather)
27% Coconut (lauric & myristic acid for lather/cleansing)
10% Cocoa Butter (palmitic & stearic for longevity & hardness. Has high stearic amount)
20% Palm (palmitic & stearic for longevity & hardness)
20% Sweet Almond (86% Oleic for nourishing)
15% Avocado (75% Oleic for nourishing)
5% Castor (lather stabilizer)
Hardness: 45
Cleansing: 18
Conditioning: 51
Bubbly: 23
Creamy: 30
INS: 156
LYE SOLUTION STRENGTHS (plug into soapcalc.net )
Lye x 3 (your water amount) = 25% lye concentration Good for beginners who need a lot of time to work (lots of water, very fluid, will take longer to cure)
Lye x 2.5 (your water amount) = 28.6% lye concentration Good for Kaleidoscope Pour
Lye x 2.3 (your water amount) = 30.3% lye concentration Good for Swirls
Lye x 2.2 (your water amount) = 31.3% lye concentration Good for Hanger Swirls
Lye x 2.1 (your water amount) = 32.3% lye concentration Good for Soap Dough
Lye x 2 (your water amount) = 33.3% lye concentration Good for Layers
Lye x 1.7 (your water amount) = 37% lye concentration Good for Frosting (you want this to thicken up quickly to pipeable consistency)
Lye x 1.6 (your water amount) = 38.5% lye concentration Good for experienced soapers (Steep water discount)
Lye x 1.5 (your water amount) = 40% lye concentration Good for Castile Soap (Very DEEP water discount to cure/harden more quickly)
The information provide by The Soap Chef ("we", "us", or "our") on / thesoapchef (the "site") is for general informational purposes only. All information on the Site is provided in good faith, however we make no representation or warranty of any kind, express or implied, regarding the accuracy, adequacy, validity, reliability, availability or completeness of any information on the Site. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL WE HAVE ANY LIABILITY TO YOU FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE OF ANY KIND INCURRED AS A RESULT OF THE USE OF THE SITE. YOUR USE OF THE SITE IS SOLEY AT YOUR OWN RISK.
This video may contain features and/or materials used for research and development that may be protected by the Fair Use guidelines of Section 107 of the Copyright Act. All rights reserved to the copyright owners.
© August 23, 2020 The Soap Chef
All right reserved
Hey friends, my name is Lissa, (aka The Soap Chef ) I've been creating luxurious soap, bath & skincare products since April, 2002.
I am a Licensed Neuromuscular Massage Therapist, Certified Aromatherapist and up until my retirement in 2020, I held a Nursing License in the state of Pennsylvania.
Here's what you need to know about this channel:
MEMBERS ONLY SECTION: If you are on an iPhone, you will not be able to see the "join" button. Here is a direct link to "join":
@thesoapchef
I've lowered the membership fee to $5.99
PATREON MEMBERS receive video's with recipe in a downloadable PDF format + word docs (at least once a month) on a variety of topics including ingredients, calculators, charts, graphs, general & overall knowledge based information in our industry.
You can save 10% by pledging annually.
Pledge here: Patreon: SoapChef
You can always support my channel in other ways by:
One time donation, using my "tip jar" via Venmo: @TheSoapChef
OR
Purchasing single PDF format recipes either on my website: https://soap-chef.com/
or Etsy Shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SoapChefMolds
The PDF files will always have a video link to that particluar recipe so you can "see" how it's made
For in depth bath bomb help, including recipes, tips, tricks and 3D printed bath bomb mold demonstrations......please visit our newly created sister site: @thesoapchef2
HELPFUL VIDEO'S FOR BEGINNER MAKERS:
Chemical reactions of Baking Soda and Citric Acid PLUS Bare Bones Basic Bath Bomb Recipe: Very Basic Bath Bomb Recipe and Techn...
Binders, explained (water, rubbing alcohol, witch hazel): Water? Alcohol? Witch Hazel? This is ...
How to "bloom" dyes: How to Bloom Dyes in Baking Soda for ...
Using Natasorb Bath instead of cornstarch: How to Use Vacuum Form Molds for Bath...
Powdered Surfactants, explained: Let's Talk Powdered Surfactants - Bub...
Ingredients You Can Use to Make Bath Bombs + Troubleshooting Common Problems: Basics of Making Bath Bombs, Ingredie...
We have an 3 part "Beginning Bath Bomb" making series:
Part 1: Very Basic Bath Bomb Recipe and Techn...
Part 2: Part 2 Bath Bombs for Beginners - Let...
Part 3: Part 3 Bath Bombs For Beginners - Eli...
Website: https://soap-chef.com/
Etsy Shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/SoapChefMolds
FB Page: Facebook: thesoapchef1
Youtube Channel: @thesoapchef
Instagram: Instagram: SoapChefMolds
SAMPLE SOAP RECIPE
3% Beeswax (hardness, conditioning, creamy lather)
27% Coconut (lauric & myristic acid for lather/cleansing)
10% Cocoa Butter (palmitic & stearic for longevity & hardness. Has high stearic amount)
20% Palm (palmitic & stearic for longevity & hardness)
20% Sweet Almond (86% Oleic for nourishing)
15% Avocado (75% Oleic for nourishing)
5% Castor (lather stabilizer)
Hardness: 45
Cleansing: 18
Conditioning: 51
Bubbly: 23
Creamy: 30
INS: 156
LYE SOLUTION STRENGTHS (plug into soapcalc.net )
Lye x 3 (your water amount) = 25% lye concentration Good for beginners who need a lot of time to work (lots of water, very fluid, will take longer to cure)
Lye x 2.5 (your water amount) = 28.6% lye concentration Good for Kaleidoscope Pour
Lye x 2.3 (your water amount) = 30.3% lye concentration Good for Swirls
Lye x 2.2 (your water amount) = 31.3% lye concentration Good for Hanger Swirls
Lye x 2.1 (your water amount) = 32.3% lye concentration Good for Soap Dough
Lye x 2 (your water amount) = 33.3% lye concentration Good for Layers
Lye x 1.7 (your water amount) = 37% lye concentration Good for Frosting (you want this to thicken up quickly to pipeable consistency)
Lye x 1.6 (your water amount) = 38.5% lye concentration Good for experienced soapers (Steep water discount)
Lye x 1.5 (your water amount) = 40% lye concentration Good for Castile Soap (Very DEEP water discount to cure/harden more quickly)
The information provide by The Soap Chef ("we", "us", or "our") on / thesoapchef (the "site") is for general informational purposes only. All information on the Site is provided in good faith, however we make no representation or warranty of any kind, express or implied, regarding the accuracy, adequacy, validity, reliability, availability or completeness of any information on the Site. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES SHALL WE HAVE ANY LIABILITY TO YOU FOR ANY LOSS OR DAMAGE OF ANY KIND INCURRED AS A RESULT OF THE USE OF THE SITE. YOUR USE OF THE SITE IS SOLEY AT YOUR OWN RISK.
This video may contain features and/or materials used for research and development that may be protected by the Fair Use guidelines of Section 107 of the Copyright Act. All rights reserved to the copyright owners.
© August 23, 2020 The Soap Chef
All right reserved
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