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Making Homemade Soap: Lavender and Lotus Blossom February 17. 2008

This is a quick video to show the process I went through to create a very nice soap with lavender flowers embedded in it. The soap is made with milk (heavy whipping cream) and then palm oil, coconut oil, soybean oil and cocoa butter. I added Vitamin E, Peach coloring and Lotus Blossom fragrance after the soap reached trace.

David  Sunday, February 17. 2008 @ 21:32
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How cool are you for doing this? And the video? AWESOME. I love the music and explanatory notes!

Luke and I were in Rensselaer last week and almost came to see you, but we felt weird dropping by unannounced. Also, the living room looks so different!
#1 Frema (Homepage) on 2008-02-25 23:50 (Reply)

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