Teach Soap

Not sure how to take your post, however I don't believe there's any such thing as transparent cold process soap. Liquid soaps can be translucent depending on the oils used, but otherwise for transparent soaps you're better off with Melt and Pour.

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thanks so much but what is the easiest methods of making transparent soap with recipe , tutorial will be helpful.

If you're wanting to make transparent hot process soaps, I highly recommend this book by Catherine Failor
http://www.brambleberry.com/Making-Tran ... P3732.aspx

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Genny

Susan Miller Cavitch's book The Soapmaker's Companion has a section on transparent soap that uses Everclear (grain alcohol). I haven't tried it - but it is on my list of soaps to try!

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Yes you can make transparent soap, after all, someone has to make the melt and pour, and any someone can learn to make clear soap too. However, it is a bit more complicated than making regular cp.hp soap. If you are interested in learning how to make it, I would suggest that you first get proficient with cp/hp soaping, then move on to liquid soaping. Making clear soap is variation of these methods and will be easier once you have a firm knowledge base to draw on. There are just a few books that give adequate directions (imho) and those already mentioned in this thread are perhaps the best choices.

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Tammy

Here are a couple of videos for you



Those are the two best ones I've found. Keep in mind that the Soaping 101 recipe is NOT melt and pour, while the Edentia Farms one is.

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