Egg & Turmeric Soap (first attempt!)

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Making the Egg & Turmeric soap recipe from Amanda Aaron's new book: The Complete Guide to Natural Soapmaking, available for pre-order: amzn.to/2UODMSA
The soap SHOULD have been smooth. Amanda says she's never encountered this before, so I'm looking for feedback from others who have successfully made soap with egg in it!

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@donnanail9597 5 лет назад

Hi Amy, I make egg shampoo bars all the time. I temper my beaten eggs with some of the oil mixture then add it back into the bulk oils and blend it in with the immersion blender BEFORE adding the lye. That way the egg is not cooked by the lye and you will end up with a smoother soap in the end. I hope this helps. I love the colors of your soap!

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

Thank you, Donna!! Yes, I think I may try that next time. I appreciate your kind words! 😊

@lisamaw4478 5 лет назад

I have made egg soap many times. Mix the egg with the oils before you add the lye and essential oils

@BathNuttsFarmhouse 5 лет назад

Yes, agree! Mix the egg in with the oils first.

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

Thank you, both!! I will try that next!

@annkinney2043 5 лет назад

I made Brambleberry Egg Nog soap. Ann Marie had us adding 4 egg yolks. I was thinking this would never work but the soap turned out beautiful.

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

That's great news!! I actually re-made this soap yesterday and I think it worked out much better! I'll hopefully be able to share tomorrow. :) Someone else mentioned that egg nog soap - I should probably look it up!

@luxdelight8336 5 лет назад

Try adding the egg to the oils before adding in the lye, and pass the egg through a fine sieve so that the egg film that is difficult to blend would stay in the sieve. Because the egg is dispersed evenly in the oils before the chemical reaction happens, it is less likely for it to curdle.

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

Great advice!! Thank you so much!!

@luxdelight8336 5 лет назад

@@AmyWarden you're welcome 😉

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

@@luxdelight8336 I just made another batch using your suggestion and I think it is a huge success!! I can't wait to cut and find out! Thanks so much!

@luxdelight8336 5 лет назад

@@AmyWarden 🎉 wonderful! I am glad I was of help to you 😃

@nounamassa5586 5 лет назад

Did you use the whole egg or just the yolk? Thanks for sharing your experiment looking forward to seeing the final result after it cures

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

The whole egg!! I'll keep you posted! :)

@lkrsoapandsuch5767 5 лет назад

Thank you for sharing this. The video and the comments are very helpful.

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

I made another batch - more successful - and will be uploading that video today! 😊

@JenSpice 5 лет назад

Egg soap is on my Easter list this year so it's awesome to see someone else give it a go first! I've seen egg used in rebatch with ABS but I'm a little hesitant to give that a try before doing a little more research. Thanks so much for sharing your experience making this type of soap with us all! :)Jen

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

Great idea for an Easter soap!! What is ABS? Anti-lock braking system is all I know... 😂😂😂

@JenSpice 5 лет назад

@@AmyWarden LOL, African Black Soap. We really use too many acronyms these days. Sorry about that, LOL :)Jen

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

@@JenSpice Lol! That makes much better sense! 😀

@4Peaches1 5 лет назад

Can’t go wrong with natural ingredients and I’m sure that recipe gets better with time. Tags!!

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

Thank you!! I just made another batch today, and I think it will be much better than the first attempt! Will post soon! :)

@Carolesouthport 5 лет назад

Interesting vid,thank you so much for sharing, I had never heard of including an egg before in the soap recipe.......look forward to seeing how the soap cures....x

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

It's an old technique - I know there is a recipe for it in one of the first soapmaking books I purchased many years ago. Funny I never tried it until now! I'll keep you posted. 😊

@Carolesouthport 5 лет назад

Yes please do, am always interested to try or learn about new techniques, recipes etc,I started making cp soap nearly 1 yr ago,as wedding favours for my daughters wedding last August. But I love making soap that I have continued.lol....I watch all the soap vids I can, but obviously have been following my favourites....pleased to say ur one of my faves Amy.lol....I love learning as much as I can.look forward to see what happens when your soap cures,thankyou Amy xx

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

@@Carolesouthport I am honored for sure!!! Thank you for letting me know! Soapmaking is definitely a passion and an addiction. :)

@SoapyOaksFarm 5 лет назад

Egg soaps are fantastic in shampoo soaps, nicely done

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

That's what I've heard - because of all the protein! 😊

@brandypayne8781 5 лет назад

Beautiful and so luxurious looking. 💖

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

Thank you, Brandy! I'm glad you like it. 😊

@arlenegilmore3928 5 лет назад

Wow...it does look as if the eggs is scrambled in the soap. That's probably just because it's not smooth. But I'm interested to know how the soap feels after it cures. Thanks for sharing.

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

Yes - it definitely looks like bits of egg white to me too! I'll keep you updated.

@ginakinde1117 5 лет назад

I have gotten that look before in my first soaps cause I didnt use my emersion blender to mix my titanium dioxide. Literally I could rub my finger on some spots and white would drag across the soap. Ive never made egg soap but it could also be cause you didnt mix your egg with emersion blender in your oils before adding your lie. You may have cooked it not sure. Good luck with your next batch cant wait to see it. God Bless.

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

Yes, that answer is absolutely correct! I did try it again, blending and straining the egg into the oils first and it worked much better! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9rCE0_7L-9A.html

@norhildaalvarez7592 3 года назад

Awesome. Can I make this recipe hot process?

@AmyWarden 3 года назад

I don't think that would be a good idea....

@norhildaalvarez7592 3 года назад

@@AmyWarden thank you hehe

@lineheuston-hanley7048 5 лет назад

Interesting but i always wondered: Wouldnt the soap go bad in the soap. What is the shelf life for this soap?

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

There are lots of food items that you can add to soap without them spoiling because the pH is so high. Like adding raw milk! It makes the soap really amazing!

@lineheuston-hanley7048 5 лет назад

@@AmyWarden yah ive used a sorts of milk , yogurt and creams, but there's just something about egg that seems odd. Lol reminds me of when i was young and my dad cracking an egg in my moms hair after hearing that it added great shine. Lol

@Angeliekie 5 лет назад

woow thanks for sharing Amy 💖💖 looks great to me for a first try 😊😊 but what are those white specks? is that TD or cooked egg lol 😂😂 As soon as i am done with the challenge (doing my 3th and 4th attempt today ugh 😂) i think i will do some experiments with eggs haha, kinda looks funny 😉

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

It looks like bits of egg white!!

@desertfarmcompany7408 5 лет назад

The soap will smell of sulfur then dissipate with cure. The soap looks fine to me.

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

I think I used plenty of essential oils as it smells quite nice! 😊 I appreciate your feedback!

@beccasbythebay 5 лет назад

adding egg is weird I use it in my shampoo bars. I like it I may try adding it to my oils first next time I always worry I'm gonna scramble them even at room temp.

@AmyWarden 5 лет назад

You must like it though or you wouldn't continue to use it, right? 😃

@beccasbythebay 5 лет назад

@@AmyWarden yes i just always worry i will get scrambled eggs. I will try adding it to my oils first next time :)