How to make Aleppo soap with recipe. Cold process soap making. Laurel Berry Soap.

Today I'm showing you how to make Aleppo soap, complete with a recipe with measurement or ready for you to add into a soap calculator. In this cold process soap-making tutorial, I'll take you step by step through the process with lots of detailed explanations.

We actually need to call the soap and Aleppo style soap as the name is protected in a similar way to things like Champagne etc.

Aleppo soap is a product loved for its naturally nourishing qualities and is among the best bar soap for sensitive skin. We are not allowed to make any claims about our soaps other than 'it will get you clean' so I will leave you to research the wonderful benefits of this soap.

I also sell many of the tools that you see me using in my videos. I ship worldwide (Tools world wide, soap worldwide except for Europe (The UK is excluded from this, I ship everything to the UK) due to cosmetic regulations.

I try to give lots of hints and tips in all of my videos, so hopefully, you can use some of the techniques in this cold process soap making tutorial in your own soap making.

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#soapmaking #coldprocessoap *Discount on Lye (sodium hydroxide) and rubbing alcohol*

*Disclaimer*
Although my cold process soap making tutorials are of a tutorial nature, they are intended for people who have a good understanding of making cold process soap. The information given is based on what works for me, however, there are lots of variables associated with cold process soap making and I therefore, take no responsibility for the results achieved when using the techniques or methods explained in these tutorials. Cold process soap involves the necessary use of sodium Hydroxide (lye) which is a very dangerous substance. Before attempting and cold process soap making you should ensure you are fully aware of the lye safety procedures and always wear the correct safety equipment when making soap.
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[KimClark-]

Thank you for respecting the Aleppo soap makers and for helping us appreciate their style without misappropriating it. Beautiful!

[amberleitao]

I’ve seen a video on YouTube where they documented Aleppo soap being made and it’s REALLY fascinating how they do it! It’s one of the oldest forms of soap and the Technique used to make it hasn’t really changed in the all the centuries gone by!

[magbr]

Thank you so much for this video, Lisa! I made an Aleppo style soap 2 years ago, 25% laurel berry oil, and I am still enjoying the last few bars. Last December I managed to make a small amount of soap using a tiny bit of laurel berry oil I made myself from my own laurel tree and using the olive oil from the farm I am now living on. A whole year before I can try...so worth the wait🤗

[lindahalpern]

I made Aleppo style a couple of years ago and I will probably never make it again. It didn't sell at all and I was definitely not a fan of the smell. Thank you for your video.

[garymullins]

One time as a new soaper I made 40%/60 Allepo soap, no water discount and I lived on the beach. LOL It took 2 years at the beach and a move to Texas to cure. I love the soap thank you!

[EV-wpfj]

What a wonderful soap. It's a cold process Aleppo, which I suppose if you want "authentic" Aleppo, there's an additional step of adding water and a ton of salt, and then slowly boiling out the "pure" soap, letting it float to the top, collecting it, and pouring it. It's effectively a hot process soap with the glycerin stripped away + a super long cure time. I'd be super curious what cold process Aleppo must be like. I imagine it's very gentle.

[abdurrahmanmoustapha]

I am so lucky I can get Aleppo soaps whenever I want, trust me if I said it's the most luxurious bar of soap ever ! it's just perfect ! it's so amazing and very cleansing very aromatic and makes my skin feels amazing (I have very bad eczema/dry skin)

thanks for the video and the recipe

[katelillo]

How cool! I’ve never heard of Aleppo soap before. I’d love to see more videos like this that showcase different kinds of soap ☺️

[nicoleframe]

Aleppo soap is wonderful. I visited Aleppo - and the rest of Syria of course - more than 20 years ago and I brought back some soaps from Aleppo. The other day I found a bar that I had not used. It is now very dark brown and I cut it in half to see the inside. The middle is a beautiful shade of bright green. The soap does not smell of anything and certainly doesn't smell rancid!

[karenmsuk]

Just got my 1st order from you this morning Lisa. I ordered Castile as that is what I know and you sent a sample of this with my order. I have skin that HATES a lot of things but this soap is really gentle, I even used it to wash my finished cross stitch that is ready for framing! Not what it is designed for but it worked :)

[johnshoosmith]

Your videos are fantastic! I've watched bunches and bunches of them, and I'm learning all the while. Thank you Lisa!

[DK-qjcr]

TFS…I make ‘aleppo’ type via hot process and have added cocoa butter at the end of the cook…very luxurious

[rebeccanichol]

Thank you. I made Aleppo style soap once using the stick blender hot process method. It turned out pretty good. I thought it smelled like disinfectant when I first unmoulded it and that the oil itself had a smoky, almost barbecue sauce style smoky aroma about it. I had to warm the oil to get it out of the bottle because it was so thick and then I rinsed the bottle with olive oil so I didn't miss a drop!

[Erica-yrgf]

Laurel berry oil smells wonderful. I love the earthy scent. Thx for showing off your beautiful gift. ❤️❤️❤️🌾🌼🌸🌺🌻🌞🪷🥀🌹🌷

[Traditional_Soaping]

I really love aleppo soap.👍
I love the scent of laurel oil too!
So I use the HP method to make aleppo soap.
Like you, I've never made it with the CP method, but it's really fun to see soap making through your videos!
I love you "I Dream In Soap!"🥰

[danielleburchette]

I agree. Watching the oils and lye come together, and the lovely swirls as you were blending to emulsion, was really beautiful to see. 🥰🥰🥰

[catwoman]

There are some fascinating videos on Aleppo soap making.

[CraftwithGeeta]

Thanks for sharing this video and your in-depth knowledge about this soap! I will give it a try. I've never tried this soap before!

[DebsShipley]

I've made a Castile and leaving it makes a huge difference. I'm on month five so far. I really want to give this a try one day. Thank you for a great video

[FranklyNaturalBeauty]

I like the way the green changed to a softer shade. It looks so pretty. Thank you Lisa for sharing your recipe.💚