Hot Process Soapmaking {a step by step tutorial} | Soaping101

Easy to make hot process soap.

Supplies needed to make this soap.

Crockpot:

Cuisinart Stickblender:

Lye and Oils:

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Olive Oil Soap Video:
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Royalty free music by Kevin MacLeod.

[KameelaTheDoula]

THANK YOU!! This video was so easy to follow! I made my first two batches today 🙌🏽 I'm excited to cut into the final product and test it out.

[AskAuntieFay]

I've made it twice before & it came out fabulously, this is a wonderful tutorial. Thanks so much for sharing your divine skills! :D

[Merlock_Holmes]

I followed this technique to the letter and I must say that the marbling is amazing when the soap is wet. Thank you so much for sharing.

[theglowingbrownie]

This is the only video that explains thoroughly the hot method and I’ve watched of videos!! Thank you!!

[valerie]

How simple, straight forward, basic and down to earth is this video, thank you tenfold. I've looked at so many so called HP soaping for beginners that have been a complete turn off. Please continue keeping it simple, it's refreshing.

[mysewcalledlife]

This is a great, simple, to-the-point hot process tutorial. I was intimidated by the other videos I saw, but this one encouraged me to try it today. Thank you!

[carmensantiago]

Loved this video! Very pretty soap. Thank you for sharing.

[RedRainInc]

Hey there. I've been greedily absorbing any and all information I can find on the art and science of soaping for the past year, including watching most of your videos. Tonight I've just finished my very first batch of hp soap and it went perfectly! It's unscented and made with oils I had in the house, but seems to lather and cleanse beautifully as I witnessed while washing up my tools and crock pot. Thanks for being the wellspring of information that you are and keep the videos coming.

[lewisandclark]

You are an amazing teacher! Easy to follow guide, and you have a very pleasant voice. Thank you for sharing

[JM-qiwv]

I love all your videos. Clear and easy to follow. The background music is great, too. Yours are the best soap making videos on YT.

[vw]

I would like to thank you for your classes! I have watched (and study) them for two months before I was able to make my first real (not melt & pour) soap. I was much more interested in HP then CP. So I first started with HP and I have now made 5 patches of HP and 4 patches of CP.
My first batch was a HP Lavender & Honey and instead of adding Coco or Shea I had Cupuacu Butter. Turned out Awesome!!!! Thanks to your classes.
My first CP patch was your Avocuco Soap. It will not be ready until Sept. 26.
This got me going in a whirlwind... I made a CP Carrot & Cucumber Soap (keeping true to the Avocuco method), a CP Coconut Milk Soap; very white may I add. I even made a CP Echinacea Tea & Aloe soap.

I guess what I'm trying to say is; Thanks for setting a fire under my butt.
Hugs & Kisses

[neshyeah]

This is a really great hot process video. I never thought about adding something at the end to superfat or using a mixer to incorporate color. Thanks for all the new tips!

[busybodyhandmade]

Thank you for making this video. I've watched so many videos on how to make hot process soap and this is the best one. You made it so easy to understand. 👏

[Paulina]

I hot process exclusively and it's always interesting to see how differently people do it. Mine never separates and goes straight to vaseline stage, unless I use milks. I also never stir till the end and turn off the crock pot once a third of the soap batter gelled and let the rest of the heat cook it. My soap is very fluid with this technique and I can pretty much pour it into the mold.

[Salishsea]

wow you are so generous with your soap recipes and tutorials. Bless you lots!

[abbygirl]

Best hot process soap video I have seen! I saved it to refer to later!

[marianailie]

So well explained, thank you!
Will it not work in a normal pot on the stove on low heat, only in this electric crock pot?

[milatduek]

Beautiful soap and excellent explanation!

[notimeforlove]

1000 thank you indeed.♥♥♥♥
I followed your instructions in this video, but I used a regular stainless steel pot .
It turned out amazing .

[Thunderwoman]

The best video I've seen so far. Thanks so much!