Ellen Ruth Soap's video: DIY How to Make 100 COCONUT Oil Soap w Coconut Milk - Full Recipe Included Ellen Ruth Soap

Easy and simple DIY Cold Process Soap. Don't be fooled by this simple, single oil soap recipe, it makes an amazing and luxurious bar! With a 20% super fat, and pure Coconut Milk, it's so bubbley and gentle. 0:00 Intro 3:03 Soap Additives 5:06 Let's Make Soap - Adding Lye 9:30 Soap Pouring & Spoon Swirl 11:07 Unmolding & Cutting Soap 15:35 How to Bevel & Stamp Soap I love to create good for you, handcrafted soaps using the cold process method of soap making. This video is intended for entertainment purposes. Any opinions or statements made are just my own, I'm not a health professional. I'm simply an artisan soap maker, inviting you to come along on my journey. If you enjoy this video, please hit the like and subscribe buttons. Thanks! I'm a Nurture Soap affiliate: http://nurturesoap.com/?aff=170y My Amazon Affiliate Store - Equipment I use: https://www.amazon.com/shop/ellenruthsoap As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases Soap Stamp: https://amzn.to/3qb4Mey Goodspeed Soap Cutters: https://www.etsy.com/shop/GOODSPEEDshop Soap Mold is from Workshop Heritage Poly Containers: https://www.webstaurantstore.com/3087/food-storage-containers.html?filter=shape:square soap shop: http://ellenruthsoap.com instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ellenruthsoap/ Music: Epidemic Sound. https://www.epidemicsound.com/referral/kedhzp/ PLEASE use all proper safety precautions and gear for cold process soap making. Coconut Oil soap Recipe: (this recipe makes approx. 9 lb of soap) 108 oz Coconut oil 15.8 oz Lye 16 oz Distilled Water (with 2 T cane sugar dissolved in it, before adding lye, then a cotton ball size amount of Tussah Silk fibers to hot lye solution) 13 oz Pure Coconut Milk (added to oils) plus additives I add: 2 T Kaolin Clay, 2 T Coconut milk powder, 2 T Colloidal Oats, & Fragrance (please use a fragrance and/or essential oil calculator for the particular scent you're using) Caution: Coconut oil soap can get very hot in the mold, so I recommend soaping at cooler temps, and not insulating. If you have trouble with overheating, you can refrigerate your freshly molded soap.