Sun-Kissed Scent: Immersive Healing Process of an All-Natural "Pomelo Gradient Cold Process Soap" 🍊✨

Hello everyone, this episode brings you A grapefruit gradient soap made with natural pigments Add 2-3 scoops of turmeric powder Pour an appropriate amount of purified water, and the proportion is not strictly required Blend with a blender for 10-15 seconds Turmeric has a strong coloring power, but there is a common problem with natural pigments Is that the color will become lighter and lighter with the soap drying time The filtered turmeric liquid is frozen Many people will ask: Why do you add this step Because caustic soda can release heat quickly when exposed to water This operation can reduce that risk Furthermore, it can reduce the effect of heat on color Heavy grapefruit hangs on the treetops It's the season for grapefruit again Peel the grapefruit peel and put it in a dryer for low-temperature drying Can retain golden color and aroma Add camellia oil to soak A golden and fragrant grapefruit-flavored soaking oil will be obtained Soak grapefruit in 195 grams of camellia oil (the recipe will be shown at the end of the video) Add 60 g of coconut oil Add 30 grams of creamy caryophyllum butter Add 15 grams of sea buckthorn fruit oil in order to tone the color Make the color more golden after soap The turmeric liquid is frozen into ice Turmeric ice in the sun bling bling Take 75g of turmeric ice cubes Add 43 g of caustic soda Remember to add in small amounts and multiple times while stirring When completely dissolved, mix the lye with the grease Stir with a stirrer until the soap is light T It's a bit like yogurt Take the same total amount of 300 grams of grease Add the lye solution dissolved in advance Use a stirrer to stir until the soap is in a light T state and stops Now you can start making the gradient soap Take a spoonful of yellow soap and add it to white soap Stir evenly Pour the soap liquor diagonally along the side of the mold at a constant speed Just pour one back and forth at average speed Add another spoonful of yellow soap After stirring evenly, repeat the previous operation and pour it back and forth at a uniform speed Add the yellow soap solution one by one, and repeat the operation several times Achieve a gradient effect When that soap liquid in the mold reaches one half You can increase from one spoonful of yellow soap to two spoonfuls The color change will be more pronounced As the soap is superimposed layer by layer, the golden gradient will slowly appear After completion, the mold is placed in an incubator at 35 degrees for 12 hours After waiting for 24 hours, the mold was removed and demolded Because the water has not evaporated yet, the soap body will be relatively soft at this time Handle carefully, otherwise it is easy to leave scratches Fully saponified handmade soap with smooth edges The feeling of the steel wire pressing down when cutting soap Do you imagine cutting another big chunk of butter Show the grapefruit gradient soap you made this time Coloring of turmeric powder and sea buckthorn fruit oil Make the soap body really look like a ripe grapefruit I occasionally repair the surface of the soap body after cutting it The finished surface will be more delicate Finally stamped After stamping, you belong to me!