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EPISODE · Oct 29, 2024 · 4 MIN

Understanding and Managing Vanilla Discoloration in Cold Process Soap: Tips and Creative Techniques

from Soapmaking 101 with the Soap Queen · host Anne-Marie Faiola

In episode 15, Anne-Marie Faiola explores the intriguing topic of vanilla discoloration in cold process soapmaking. The episode begins with a welcome and introduction to the concept of discoloration, particularly when using vanilla fragrances. Anne-Marie delves into the factors that contribute to this phenomenon, using Vanilla Sandalwood Fragrance Oil as a case study. She discusses discoloration caused by other aroma chemicals and offers practical prevention tips. Listeners will learn techniques to counter discoloration, including the use of titanium dioxide, and discover ways to embrace and creatively incorporate discoloration into soap designs. The episode concludes with final thoughts on managing this common soapmaking challenge.

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