New! How to make calendula, honey & oatmeal soap

What You Will Learn?

• Class project: Calendula, honey and oatmeal cold process soap.
• This formula will provide you with an excellent palm free, fragrance free soap option. .
• If you need it to be vegan, omit the honey powder. If you need it to be gluten free, you can omit the colloidal oatmeal powder. You have options!.
• Instructors for this class: Deanna Russel | Charys Russell- Mother and daughter team teaching the class.
• Level: Intermediate and up.
• Age: Adult (18 and up).
• Pre-Requisites: Already have made a couple of cold process soap batches | Know how to resize soap batches using a soap calculator | Have access to the tools, materials and ingredients to make this project..
• Instruction booklet included: Yes: PDF format, printer friendly. This is located under the resources tab..
• Related resources:.
• Blog article: https:/.
• aturenotes.ca/get-the-most-from-your-artisan-soap/.
• Blog article: https:/.
• aturenotes.ca/guide-to-nature-notes-cold-processed-soap/.
• Affiliate status: We are NOT affiliates or being paid in any way to recommend any of the ingredients, materials or tools we use for the class- It’s what we have access to ourselves and decided to purchase. As such, the list includes Canadian suppliers..
• About Deanna and Charys.
• We have been making soap together for a few years, starting as a simple hobby: A creative and fun life skill. .
• All of our soap is palm oil free. Most of the soap that we make is also unscented. When we decide we want an aromatic bar, we carefully choose essential oils that are skin friendly, reasonable to access, both considering sustainability as well as budget friendly.  We don’t make our soap using synthetic fragrances, but you can use them if desired..
• We like our soap making projects to be well researched as far as choosing our ingredients, too. Shelf life, ingredient stability and skin benefits are definite factors. .
• We also invest in research and development, which really is: Sometimes we create different soap just to see what will happen! This is part of our lifelong learning goals. Calculated experimenting is crucial to discovery. Plus, no experience is ever wasted!.
• Interested in other life skills such as gardening? Ty our Urban Gardening in a cold climate class..