Have you ever wondered what the heck a slurry is, and why the heck you want to add it to your soap? Then, you’re in the right place! In this tutorial, we’re going to talk all about using slurries to color your handmade soap.
Here’s what you’ll learn in this soapy tutorial:
- How to determine if you should use oil or water to extract your colors.
- How to see if the “lye monster” will turn your color brown.
- Exactly how to make and use slurries to color your handmade soaps.
- Understand how much liquid to use in your slurry.
- Gain a better understanding about water content when formulating handmade soap recipes.
And, since we can’t make soap without making art (well, you could, but art is half the fun!) you’ll also receive the following mini-tutorials on in the video lessons:
- Basic Taiwan swirl
- Essential oil anchoring with clay slurries
Course Content
Macerations - The Basics
What the Heck is a Maceration?
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Oil vs. Water, Which Menstruum Should I Use?
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Making Slurries
Water Soluble Colorants – An Overview
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Using Water Infusions in Soap: What About the Lye?
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The Slurry Recipe
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Video Lesson: Making Slurries
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Using Slurries - Let's Make Soap!
Video Lesson: From Slurries to Soap (PLUS Essential Oil Slurries)
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