Saving Seized Soap: How to Fix a Seized Cold Process Batch (Video)

Seizing is one of the most frustrating things that can happen during cold process soapmaking. One moment your soap batter is perfectly fluid — and the next it suddenly turns thick, grainy, or completely solid.

In this video, I walk through a real example of seized soap and demonstrate how rebatching can save a batch that seems completely ruined. If you’ve ever had soap seize on you mid-pour, this tutorial will help you understand what happened and what you can do next.

What You’ll Learn:

  • What it means when cold process soap “seizes”
  • The most common causes of soap seizing during mixing
  • What to do immediately if your soap batter seizes
  • How rebatching can salvage a seized batch
  • Tips to help prevent soap seizing in future batches

Want the full written guide?
→ Read the full article: Seized Soap: Understand Why Cold Process Soap Seizes (and How To Save it!)

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