Look at the photos.. This is a hot process bar, yet it does not look like one!
You can do this too! Love, Dani
Woo Hoo your here!! Hi guys,I decided to start this blog to keep you guys updated on what I'm doing and whats new in Nature's Essence. I have a passion for making candles and soaps and other arts and craft thingies, and I will be sharing tips and tricks with you along the way! I also wanted to mention I will be sending extra samples with every order! So please stop in my shop and take a look around! :D Talk to you soon! With love, Dani
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
CPHP Soap
HI guys,
Ok... so I am really loving my cold process hot process soaps, I have always liked the convenience of hot process because you can use it right away after you cook it, I always use to cook mine in a crock pot. The only thing I hated about that was the you couldnt swirl colors in, and I was never happy with the bumpy top on the soap. But....now im using the CPHP method and I love it! I pour my soap in my mold as if it was cold process, do my swirling and top decorations as I would normaly do, BUT, instead of insulating it... I pop it in the oven at 170 degrees for three hours, then I let it sleep in the oven undisturbed, and when I finally pull it out... It looks just like a cold process bar! I LOVE IT!! :D
Look at the photos.. This is a hot process bar, yet it does not look like one!
You can do this too! Love, Dani
Look at the photos.. This is a hot process bar, yet it does not look like one!
You can do this too! Love, Dani
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I tried the oven thing a few times and it was a total disaster, lol. Kudos to you!! Your soap is beautiful :0)
ReplyDeleteOh no, I'm sorry to hear that. I don't understand what could have gone wrong. What happened to your soap? Did the oils separate? Next time I do it I'll be sure to record the process and post it on you tube, I'm sad it didnt work out for you.
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