As several people have pointed out, there is a difference between real colloidal oats and ground oatmeal (see some of the comments below that cover it really well and why you might prefer one over the other). I should have stated clearly that by grinding and sifting the rolled oats, I was actually making a substitute for fine colloidal oatmeal to use in the soap. I’ve used them both in soap, but you may prefer to stick with real colloidal oatmeal instead of oat powder like I used. Sorry for the confusion! 😊
This is an oatmeal soap made with lots of shea and cocoa butter that I made for myself during these dry winter months. Thank you for watching! – Holly 🙂
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🟢 RECIPE 🟢
See end of video for recipe
Colloidal oatmeal or ground oat powder:
2 tbsp per 500g oil in recipe
(normally I use 1 tbsp per 500g oil but wanted to use more in this soap since this was a very fine, non-scratchy powder)
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Oils & Butters: Soaper’s Choice, Wholesale Supplies Plus, Grocery Store
Sodium Hydroxide:
Essential Oils: Camden Grey, New Directions Aromatics
Oats: (NOT quick cooking oats)
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Gloves:
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Scale:
Waring 7” Quik Stik Immersion Blender:
Mini electric blender:
Grinder:
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Glass beaker with handle:
Fine Stainless Double Mesh Strainer:
2 Quart Glass batter bowl:
Stainless Pitcher for lye:
Plastic beaker with handle:
Stainless slotted spoon:
Spatula Set:
Spatula Spoon:
Small silicone spoons (8.5”):
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🟥 DISCLAIMER: I make these videos to share my own personal methods and techniques for how I make cold process soap. These videos are not intended as tutorials for beginners. The content I create is meant for those who already have an understanding of cold process soap making. Cold process soapmaking involves working with sodium hydroxide (NaOH, also referred to as lye). Lye and raw soap can permanently damage your eyes and burn your skin. When making soap, you should already know and practice lye safe handling procedures and always wear safety gear during the entire soapmaking process, even while cleaning up. I hope you find watching my videos helpful or entertaining. However, due to the many variables that can affect a particular batch of soap, if you do try any of my methods or techniques that I use in my videos, I cannot be held liable or responsible for your results.
••• TIMELINE •••
00:00 Lather Test & Introduction
01:00 The Oats
01:50 Making the Lye
02:40 Preparing the Oils
03:55 Making the Soap
06:39 Unmold, Cut, Trim Soap
08:20 Soap Recipe
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