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Soap Making 101 Course
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Tiphanie Smith
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Course Overview
Master the Art of Handmade Soap with Our Cold Process Soap-Making Course
Discover the joy of creating beautiful, natural handmade soaps from scratch! In this comprehensive course, you will learn the art and science of Cold Process soap-making, allowing you to craft luxurious, skin-nourishing soaps using ingredients of your choice—all from the comfort of your home.
What You’ll Learn:
Ingredient Mastery: Gain in-depth knowledge of oils, butters, and fragrances so you can confidently formulate your own soap recipes.
Customizable Formulations: Whether you prefer vegan soaps or want to incorporate animal fats, this course equips you with the skills to create soaps tailored to your needs.
Hands-On Recipes: Get started with tried-and-tested recipes as you develop the confidence to craft your own unique blends.
Cost-Effective Techniques: Learn how to make high-quality soap without expensive equipment—using affordable, everyday kitchen tools and items from local supermarkets and health stores.
Creative Molding & Coloring: Explore how to use household or dollar store items as soap molds and experiment with natural and cosmetic colors for stunning results.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What method of soap-making is taught in this course?
A: This course focuses exclusively on the Cold Process method of soap-making.
Q: Does this course cover Melt and Pour soap-making?
A: No. This course teaches you how to make soap from scratch using the Cold Process method.
Q: Does this course cover Hot Process soap-making?
A: No. The instruction is specifically for Cold Process soap-making.
Q: Is this course suitable for children?
A: Due to the use of lye (sodium hydroxide), which is caustic and can cause burns, Cold Process soap-making is not recommended for children or pets. If you’re looking for a child-friendly method, Melt and Pour soap-making would be a safer alternative.
Q: What if I encounter difficulties while making my soap?
A: I’ve covered all the essential steps to help you succeed. However, if you have any questions or run into challenges, I’ll be available in the discussion area to guide and support you.
Why Take This Course?
Soap-making is not only a rewarding craft but also a valuable skill that allows you to create natural, chemical-free alternatives to store-bought soaps. Whether you want to start a business, make gifts for loved ones, or simply enjoy a new creative hobby, this course will equip you with everything you need to get started.
Join today and start creating your own handcrafted soaps with confidence!
What You'll Learn?
- Create home made natural soap from scratch, using natural ingredients, which you probably have in your pantry
- Make pure and natural soap, free from harmful ingredients, avoiding known irritants
- Easily calculate how much soap you need to make to fill your mold, and create your own recipes
- Use colours and fragrances to create fabulous looking, amazing smelling soap, that is good enough to give as gifts, or sell
- Use inexpensive items to create amazing packaging for your soap.
- Build and develop a new creative hobby.
- Anyone who wants to learn how to make soap from scratch using the cold process method.
- Anyone who wants to make natural soap for health reasons.
- If you are looking for a new hobby for your own enjoyment.
- To make a selection of soaps which you could use to give as gifts to friends and family.
- If you would like to earn some extra money to fund your new hobby, or if you want to start a new fun business
- You must be able to complete basic maths i.e addition, multiplication and percentages
- You will need basic kitchen equipment (that you probably already have).
- Lye/Sodium hydroxide which is generally available in hardware stores as a drain cleaner.
- Basic safety equipment (which you probably already own), or can get from the hardware or dollar store
- Simple ingredients, such as cooking oils and fragrances that are readily available in your grocery and health food stores.
- Videos
- Notes