The Complete Photo Guide to Soap Making by David Fisher

Author:David Fisher
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: Creative Publishing international
Published: 2018-03-18T04:00:00+00:00

Mixing It Up: Adding Color and More to Your Cold Process Soap

The place to start adding color to your soap is right in the soap batter—right after you’ve reached light trace. However, you don’t just have to make the color uniform throughout. It’s easy to do swirls right in the pot or whatever vessel you are mixing your soap in.

Four-Color Swirl (left) and One Color in-the-Pot Swirl (right). See here to here for recipes.

In-the-Pot Soap Swirls

ONE COLOR IN-THE-POT SWIRL

Start with the basic soap recipe (shown here) and follow standard soap-making procedures for this recipe.

INGREDIENTS

• 1 teaspoon mica or oxide, or natural soap colorant

EQUIPMENT

• Large measuring cup

• Your main soap pot

• Chopstick or small spatula

Makes 2 pounds (907 g)

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