Skin is the body’s largest organ and is often the first to absorb toxins, chemicals, and other substances in the daily care products. Often the ingredients in those products have long and unfamiliar names and are hidden in unreadable fine print on a small label.

Other than being harmful to our skin, the chemical or substances such as phosphorus, drain into rivers, lakes or sea caused water pollutions, and harmful to fish and other living things. By contrast, whereas natural soaps are as kind to the environment as they are to your skin.

The very best reason that handmade soap is becomes more and more popular is we can decide the superior ingredients used in the soap making. Typically, handmade soaps are made of pure essential oils, plant oils and butters that are rich in antioxidants, vitamins and nutrients that are essential to healthy skin.

Through Professional Soap Maker Course, you will learn the making process of Cold Process Soap, Hot Process Soap, and Liquid Soap. It provides basic knowledge, soap making skill and products safety, in order to helps soap maker, understand their responsibilities, and abilities to create their own soap design and formula.

Accredited by Professional Academy, Lincoln University College

“Cleanse your body, uplift your mood with our all-natural soap.”

Handmade soap is free from harsh chemicals and synthetic fragrances, making it a healthier choice for your skin. It is customizable, eco-friendly, and often praised for its moisturizing and nourishing properties.

Course Duration

Estimate: 3-4 days
Total: 21-24 hours

Module 1

Type of Soap
Type of Lye
Properties and characteristic of Oils
Additives
Safety & Precautions

cold process soap _ household soap _ soap making

cold process soap _ milk soap _ soap making

Module 2

Cold Process Soap Introduction
- The making process of cold process soap
- The un-saponified soap
- Ingredients & tools
- Demold and storage
- Formula calculation
Cold Process Soap Making (6 types)
- Standard Cold Process Soap
- How to add Milk in Cold Process Soap
- Gradient Design Cold Process Soap
- Wood Grain Cold Process Soap
- Ocean Cold Process Soap
- Landscape Cold Process Soap
  (**The design is subject to change.)

Module 3

Liquid Soap Introduction
- The process of liquid soap Ingredients & tools
- Liquid soap dilution and storage
- Formula calculation
Liquid Soap Making

Module 4

Hot Process Soap Introduction
- The process of hot process soap making
- Ingredients & tools
- Demold and storage
- Formula calculation
Hot Process Soap Making