Red Wine Hot Process Soap 

I’m enjoying these videos! Thank you for sharing your experience with these natural ingredients.

So glad I've preordered the book!! I'm planning to do each recipe and try new things!!

So interesting about the yellow dock. I’ve heard of it but never used it. That lather! Wow! :)

Love watching these different recipes n colours.ty for sharing xx

This is so cool. I love learning more about everything soapy! Thanks Amy and Amanda! Thanks for the opportunity to win the book. Y'all are fabulous and I hope to learn much more from you both! Hugz, Tree

I made cp soap from fresh yellow dock root. It's a weed in my garden. Chopped the root up and boiled it in water for about 10 min. The water was very yellow. I used this as the water in the soap recipe. It turned the soap a very nice burgundy/pink or maybe a deep dusty rose. Hard to describe the color. The soap has super fine suds and "tons" of it. I think you could use it for shaving soap. Your wine soap here is lovely and I bet it smells wonderful. I think if you leave the wine out and get some fresh dock it will be a great color.

Are you just having so much fun or WHAT? LOL Love watching you play with all these recipes Amy

Hi Amy: Thanks for another wonderful video! A couple questions, if you have time...Why did you mix the yogurt & sodium lactate into the lye liquid instead of into the oils? And what were you testing the soap with while you were cooking it? (You put some soap on a paper towel and added a couple drops of...something?) Thank for the info! I haven't done hot process in years, so it's very interesting to watch. Sly

Give us an updated picture in six weeks. Wine soaps change color during curing.

After watching this, I thought, oh I haven't done this in a long, why not make a CP batch, totally forgot to boil the wine, oh boy that was a mistake, but I pulled it off, have no clue how, but I did LOL, I used Madder Root, nice wine color also

I have been researching soapmaking techniques, for several years, now, and I have never heard the term, "hot process soap". As far as I know, it is referred to as, "cold process soap". Oxymoronic term, as it may seem to be, this is this case, in my experience.

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