• August 28, 2014

One of  the amazing things about soap making is the wide variety of different techniques and possibilities. In this episode of Soap Queen TV, I show you how to create one of my favorite soapy techniques…cold process soap frosting! Simply whip together cool oils and lye to create a light and fluffy texture that is great for piping. Soap frosting is incredibly versatile, and works great for soap cupcakes, or soapy flowers.

 

To create the base you need:

12 Bar Round Silicone Mold
3.3 oz. Apricot Kernel Oil
9.9 oz. Canola Oil
9.9 oz. Coconut Oil
9.9 oz. Palm Oil
4.6 oz. Sodium Hydroxide
10.8 oz. distilled water
Aqua Pearl Mica
2 oz.  Sweetgrass Fragrance Oil

To create the frosting you need:

7.5 oz. Coconut Oil
1.8 oz. Mango Butter
7.5 oz. Palm Oil
2.5 oz. Sodium Hydroxide
5.5 oz. distilled water
 .7 oz. Rise & Shine Fragrance Oil
17 mL Diluted Emerald Lab Color
3 mL Diluted Canary Lab Color
11 mL Peach Lab Color
 2 Frosting Bags
1M Frosting Tip

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I can’t wait to see what soapy frosting creations you create; I know you’ll have better skills than me! Post them to our Facebook page and brag it up; who knows, maybe you’ll be our next Facebook Photo of the Week! =) 

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