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🍻 How to Make Beer Soap🍺 Making soap from scratch

If you drink a cold beer🍺 and have leftover beer, I'll show you how to use it for soap. Beer is rich in B vitamins and amino acids that affect protein synthesis. It can keep your skin healthy. I've been making soap from steamed beer for a long time and using it. The foam is very soft and it is very comfortable to use. There is no need to make a complicated design like in the video. You can try it out by simply making it without making a shape. There is one problem when making When you stir with caustic soda, you may suffer from a bad odor. Therefore, it is recommended to add essential oil or fragrance oil. After 4 weeks of drying, the scent is almost gone. The feeling of use is really good, so the bad smell will be tolerable. After 4 weeks of drying, wrap and store in the freezer before use. Thank you for watching the video today💖💖 About 1kg 🍻 Ingredients needed to make beer soap 🍻 1. 310g of beer without carbonation and alcohol (400-500ml of beer) Tip] Beer without steam should also be heated to blow out the alcohol. Considering that the quantity will decrease in the process, please prepare a little generously. If it's a hat, I'm embarrassed caution!!!! ☠☠☠ There is something you must pay attention to. Caustic soda is very dangerous if it comes in direct contact with your skin. Please wear gloves and long-sleeved clothes when working. Total oil: 850 g 2. Coconut Oil 297.5g (35%) 3. Olive Oil 212.5g (25%) 4. Avocado Oil 187g (22%) 5. Wheat Germ Oil 153g (18%) 6. Caustic soda 121.7g (5% discount) 7. Citrus Splash Fragrance Oil 15~25ml Tip] Scent varies according to taste, so you can You can substitute other essential oils or fragrance oils. 8. Brewer's Yeast Powder 6g 9. Titanium Dioxide Fat Soluble Powder Titanium Dioxide 3g necessary tools 1. Soap mold (You can use it after washing and drying a 1L milk carton.) 2. Scales (things that can weigh about 5 kg) 3. Thermometer (alcohol thermometer is the most used) 4. A bowl of about 2L 6. Styrofoam box (size that can fit a soap mold) 7. Heating tool: microwave or induction 8. Spatula, spoon   / share_my_recipes   #beersoap #soapmaking#soap