For hot process and cold process Soapmakers
Learn to make soap with lye without figuring it out alone.
If the lye, measurements, or setup keep stopping you, start here. I will help you understand the sequence, see what careful handling looks like, and choose the kind of support you need.
You do not need fearlessness. You need a working safety sequence.
the wonderful world of soapmaking
The part stopping you is often one unanswered question.
"How do I ACTUALLY handle lye safely?"
Maybe you have watched all the videos and still aren't ready ready for sodium hydroxide to enter the picture. Maybe cold process and hot process pros/cons keep blending together in your notes. Maybe you want someone to look at all the big and little details with you before you make your natural soap from scratch.
You are in the right place!
- You have watched hours of soapmaking videos and still wonder where to start.
- You keep asking, “Cold process or hot process?”
- You want to know what every ingredient is doing.
- You are nervous about lye and want trusted help in the room.
- You like having the plan before the ingredients come out.
- You want the confidence to make for yourself, your family, or a future business.
Choose your next step
Start where you feel ready.
You can make beside me, learn from home, watch first, or answer one question at a time. There is no prize for starting with the hardest option.
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Private VIP class
If lye is the part stopping you, spend four hours making cold process and hot process soap beside me in Houston. One full ticket is $500.
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Soapmaking Library
Start with the question that is holding you up. Find practical help with lye safety, recipes, methods, tools, and the life of a soapmaker.
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Live demonstrations
Watch oils and lye become soap without managing your own batch. Ask questions and see the little changes that matter.
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Saint Florian
Research the Roman martyr traditionally honored by firefighters and soap boilers.
Help me choose
What kind of help would make you feel ready?
I want hands-on help with lye.
Choose the private Houston VIP class. You make cold process and hot process soap with Priscilla beside you.
I want to learn at home first.
Choose the Sensitive Skin Bundle for lifetime lessons, a private virtual class, and one Houston demonstration seat.
I need to see it before I try it.
Attend or book a live demonstration. You watch the full sequence without handling the batch.
One question is holding me up.
Start in the Soapmaking Library with lye safety, methods, recipes, and practical resources.
Soapmaking safety
Careful does not mean afraid.
Sodium hydroxide is caustic. Good instruction does not minimize that fact, and it does not use fear as the teaching method. Prepare the room, use suitable protective equipment, follow a verified formula, measure accurately, and understand the next step before you take it.
Read the source
Review current sodium hydroxide guidance before working with lye.
Watch before you make
See the full transformation without being distracted by your own batch.
I demonstrate hot process soapmaking while you watch each stage on screen. You can ask the question you have been carrying around and notice the small changes that are easy to miss when your own hands are busy.
A craft worth making time for
Choose the support that answers the question in front of you.
Make beside me, learn at home, watch a demonstration, or begin with one practical resource.