How To Make Whipped Soap

You are wondiering what whipped soap is? According to Emily at Soap Restless it is cold process soap but you are adding a twist similiar to whipping body butter. Normally when you make cold process soap the lye in some kind of liquid, melt the oil and buttes, mix them together at a certain temp which would be between 85 degree F to 110 degrees F.  Emily said that whipped soap is different in the sense that is make under a low temperature - below butter's melting point. 

Sounds interesting?  Would you like to learn how to make whipped soap?  I know I would like to learn more about it. Then I would suggest checking out Emily's turtorial on How to Make Whipped Soap on her site Soap Restless.

Whipped Soap Tutorial from Magdoline

Have you ever heard of Whipped Soap? If you like to try to create these beautiful soaps that actually floats then check out this Whipped Soap tutorial from Magdoline (the original post was from Bittercreek). 

According to the author of  Bittercreek says that she had alot of fun making these soaps. One important factor in making these types of soaps is that you will need a heavy duty stand mixer such as a Kitchen Aid brand or a similiar brand.  The author used an inherited 1960's Sunbeam because she did not want to get her good mixer messy.  I would bet that now her Sunbeam mixer is now dedicated to making soap only.  So it may be a good idea to try to find a mixer that you can use soley for your soap making needs.  It should have a whipping attachment. Anyone have any suggestions on where to find a good inexpensive mixer to use for this process?

Let's Make Soap Whipped (Room Temperature) Soap

Are you interested in learning how to make whipped soap? Here are step by step instructions by David Fisher from About.com: Candle and Soap Making.

http://candleandsoap.about.com/od/coldprocesssoapmaking/ss/whippedsoap.htm