Thursday, October 8, 2015
Coloring Your Cold Process Soap
I would consider myself a beginner cold process soap maker. I wanted to try a batch with a peppermint/vanilla scent to it. With vanilla essential oil being so cost prohibitive and fragrance oil can make your batch turn brown. So I was recommended by someone to use the Jack Frost fragrance oil from Nature's Garden, it will discolor. So I am on the hunt for titanium dioxide to make sure that when I swirl, that the white part stays as white as can be. This is the confusing part. There are three types of Titanium Dioxide - Water, Oil and Methicone. Not sure which one I should use for cold process soap. But I digress. In my search I found this post from Great Cakes Soapworks on Coloring Your Cold Process Soap. So I found out how much I need to use but not exactly which one to use. My search continues.
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