Lesson series
Cold Process Soap Making
The first recorded soap makers in about 2800 BC were the Babylonians, Mesopotamians, Egyptians, Greeks and Romans. They made soap by mixing Fat, Oils and Salt together using calculated portions. Soap making has since then evolved to mass production using syntenic materials. In recent years Eco-friendly lifestyle is the norm, going back to nature and soaps made using natural produce is encouraged.
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Understand different oils and fats as they relate to skin type and soap performance
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Formulate your own Soap recipe
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Make natural soap using the cold process method
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Make natural soap using different natural additives
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Best methods to package your soap
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The business aspect of soap making
Course contents
Meet the instructor
Foluke Olajide
Foluke Olajide is a serial entrepreneur and she will be teaching different types of soap. She is a charted accountant (ACA) by profession and has worked for nine years with a leading bank in Nigeria.Her passion is to create different forms of craft and she enjoys working with her hands. Soap making came to her by chance. According to her "I have a very sensitive skin and was researching on natural oils that would help with my skin condition when I came across Soap making using natural oils and produce. I got interested and enrolled for online and physical classes".Foluke has been making soap for the past two years and has produced different kinds of bar soaps using edibles and natural produce i.e., Avocado, Coconut, Oat meal, Milk, Clay, Plants and natural oils. For her "Teaching Soap making is an opportunity to share my experience and knowledge with the world".
Patrick Jones - Course author
Cold Process Soap Making
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Author: Foluke Olajide
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Level: Intermediate
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Access: 1 year
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Course overview
The first recorded soap makers in about 2800 BC were the Babylonians, Mesopotamians, Egyptians, Greeks and Romans. They made soap by mixing Fat, Oils and Salt together using calculated portions.
Soap making has since then evolved to mass production using syntenic materials. In recent years Eco-friendly lifestyle is the norm, going back to nature and soaps made using natural produce is encouraged.
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What's Included
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Certificate of Completion
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No of Videos: 50