Hot process and cold process refer to two popular methods for making soap at home. Both involve mixing a sodium hydroxide lye solution with a mixture of oils. The main difference is the application of heat. There are pros and cons to each method, but both create wonderful bars of soap!

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Timestamps:
@0:00 Intro
@0:59 Cold Process Soap Making
@2:10 Hot Process Soap Making
@4:18 The Pros and Cons

Both cold process and hot process soap making techniques start with the same foundational ingredients—lye and oils—yet they diverge significantly in terms of process and final product characteristics.

CP soap is known for its smooth texture and versatility in design, allowing for intricate patterns and textures. In contrast, HP soap is appreciated for its quick turnaround and rustic aesthetic but offers less flexibility in terms of design. Both methods result in a great bar of soap, and allow for plenty of customization.



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