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Mastering Cold Process Soap Guide
Cold process soap making is a rewarding craft. It allows you to create natural, customized soaps with control over ingredients and scents. This guide will walk you through the essentials. You will learn the process, tools, and tips to improve your soap making skills. Understanding the Cold Process Soap Guide Cold process soap making involves mixing oils and lye water to trigger saponification. This chemical reaction turns fats into soap and glycerin. Unlike melt-and-pour meth
Chassidy Walsted Fakler
Aug 313 min read


Calculating Mold Volume for Artisan Soap Making
Understanding Mold Volume To calculate the volume of your mold, use this formula: Volume = π x radius x radius x length x 0.4 Here, π (pi) is approximately 3.14. The radius for a 3-inch mold is 1.5 inches. Mold Size Capacities I offer three different mold sizes for your soap-making needs. 8-Inch Mold: This mold can hold 22.608 ounces. The calculation is as follows: 3.14 x 1.5 x 1.5 x 8 x 0.4 = 22.608 ounces. 10.5-Inch Mold: This mold has a capacity of 29.673 ounces. The ca
Chassidy Walsted Fakler
Jul 222 min read


Extension Squeeze Bottles for Kaleidoscope Pull Through Soap Techniques
Creating stunning kaleidoscope pull through soaps requires precision and control, especially when pouring multiple layers of soap into a vertical round mold. One of the best tools to achieve this effect is the extension squeeze bottle. This blog post will guide you through the process of making and using extension squeeze bottles to pour soap layers accurately into the center of your mold, helping you master this beautiful soap-making technique. You will need 16oz wide mouth
Chassidy Walsted Fakler
Jul 224 min read
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