Blue Power Mega Blue Laundry Soap

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Color: ButteryYellow to pumpkin orange. Usage: Infuse the seeds in liquid oil and then use a small amount of the strained oil to color soap yellow. 1 tsp PPO is recommended as in this Annatto soap recipe.

Color: Yellow to pinky-orange to deep orange Usage: For orange, add as a large part of your solid oils at up to 10% of the recipe. Color: Green – I’ve come across instructions to add to liquid oils or at light trace and to use fresh, powdered, or dried flakes. However, when I tried using parsley in cold-process soap making, the green color faded from the bars within days. The best way I’ve found to use parsley as a natural soap colorant is in this rebatch soap recipe, but again, the color will fade with time. I have found that lightly scented waters don’t really hold up once the lye is made. Things like aloe juice and rose water are overcome by the chemical reaction taking place. You would probably get better results from putting peel shreds into your soap at heavy trace.Infuse with oils: add the dried material to oils that are liquid at room temperature. Either allow them to infuse for two to four weeks or heat gently until the natural color has been released into the oils. More on how to make infused oils.

Color: Shades of soft gray-green to gray-blue, depending on the color of your soaping oils. Use 1-2 tsp per pound of oils and premix in 1 TBSP distilled water or add to the lye solution. See this Cambrian Blue Clay Soap RecipeI’m a Melt and Pour soap maker, as in like i make my very own melt and pour soap bases from scratch for a different type of natural, organic, vegan or hypoallergenic soap bases; Made for people who either have skin conditions that any so claimed to be natural soaps but isn’t just to make a sale for that just doesn’t benefit their skin health, vegan for people with a vegan lifestyle, organic for eczema + specific skin conditions that react badly to specific ingredients in soap that can irritate to inflammatory reactions and for people with eczema. Color: Light to dark brown. Usage: add 1/2-1 tsp to hot lye solution as described in this honey soap recipe.

Color: Dried flower powder can be added to melt-and-pour soap for a soft pink. Color does not survive CP/HP soapmaking. Color: Muted purple, burgundy to mauve, and brown. Usage: Add 1/4-1/2 tsp powder PPO at trace after premixing in a little oil. Can be very scratchy if you use more than this.

The tins and bottles are a lot sturdier than I would have thought. Very well put together for long lasting use” Color: Dark green. Usage: Add dried and powdered to liquid oils or at trace at up to 3 tsp PPO. Pre-mix in an equal amount of distilled water before stirring in. You can also use fresh kelp, as in this seaweed soap recipe. Thank you for this post Tanya it was very interesting. Looking at the photo of Woad, I'm almost certain there is lots of that growing wild a hundred yards from my gate. I shall have to investigate.

Color: Pale lavender to deep purple. Usage: Though you can add dried and ground alkanet root directly to soap recipes, this tends to result in a gritty texture and dull color. It’s better to make an alkanet-infused carrier oil using around 3 TBSP dried roots per pint (454 g) of liquid oil and then use the strained oil in the soap recipe. Learn more about using alkanet root for deep purples in this lavender soap recipe. How do you add it? Is it tomato pureée shop- bought, is the whole tomato juice or any other way? And how much to add ppo soap? Color: Light yellow to deep orange. Usage: This is not one that I’ve used before, but I understand that you can add the oil after trace. Color: Yellow to light orange. Usage: begin with pumpkins with deep orange flesh. Cook and puree the flesh and use it to replace up to half of the water content needed for the soap recipe. Stir into the oils just before adding the lye solution or at a light trace. Pumpkin soap recipeWe know that washing hands with soap is a really good way of protecting ourselves against the spread of COVID-19,” said Cecile, a mother of two. “Now that there is this blue soap, we can afford to buy it and we feel safer." Color: pink to intense magenta. Infuse the dried rhubarb powder in a carrier oil (which will appear yellow) and use it as a partial or full replacement, as you can see in this rhubarb soap recipe. Adding the powder directly will result in a murky red-brown hue.