Haircare, Masks, Scrubs and beyond $32

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There are many damaging chemicals in commercial hair care products since the industry is less supervised than skincare.

$32 US

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Description

We will be making natural less harmful products for your hair as well as your face and body.

If you get stuck, need more information or want to post a question or comment, you’ll find a students only conversation on the bottom of every page in the course. I’ll personally answer your questions.

In this course, all natural ingredients are used to benefit and nourish your skin and hair.

 You’ll be making a dry shampoo that is the same formula that we created for our wholesale accounts, then daily and weekly conditioner. You’ll also be making a hair mask that feeds you hair the vitamins it needs to feel and look healthy.

We will never use petroleum based ingredients in this class and no harsh chemicals, fillers or synthetic preservatives.

Face masks are a great way to pull out impurities from your skin and these will be customized to your preference.

Facial and body scrubs are important for removing dead skin cells from the surface of your face and body. These dead skin cells leave your skin looking dull if they are not removed.



What you'll learn

Who this course is for

Here are just a few things you'll learn

Oily or Acne Prone Face Mask

This mask works very well for cleansing your skin but does not strip the skin of moisture like so many oil control masks can.

Dry Shampoo and Body/Face Powder

This dry shampoo is a very versatile product that can add an extra day or 2 of wear-ability onto your hair style without needing to wash it. The powders absorb the oil and adds a little texture and body to your hair. This product can also be used as a face powder and a body powder.

Goji Berry Body Scrub

Goji Berries are very high in antioxidants, B vitamins and Vitamin E. This makes it a perfect addition for a body scrub. The small seeds of the Goji berries are great for exfoliation.

Meet The Teacher

Hi!

I’m Rene Whitlock.

I’m the founder of Soap Making School.

We are going on to our 12th year on line and the program has grown faster than I dreamed.

Soap Making is my passion. since I began in 1997.
I’ve been teaching for a good chunk of that time, starting with friends and other Soap Makers.  

I’ve been teaching larger groups for over 23 years. It’s been a blast and it has inspired me to make videos showing what I teach in my live classes. My curious nature has allowed me to push myself into experimenting with many soap making methods that I’ve not seen before.

I like to look for a more logical simplified method for making soap. If I can’t find one then I will invent one. If it works out, it becomes the new method that I use and over time it becomes the norm. 

I spent a big chunk of my time during my learning process asking the question why. Why would someone want to complicate something that can be simple? We support Palm oil free soap making and sponsor orphaned Orangutans through Orangutan Foundation International  


Hope to see you in the class!

 

Frequently Asked Questions

  • When does the course start and finish?

    The course starts now and never ends! It is a completely self-paced online course - you decide when you start and when you finish.

  • How long do I have access to the course?

    How does lifetime access sound? After enrolling, you have unlimited access to this course for as long as you like - across any and all devices you own.

  • What if I have questions during the course?

    On every page of the course there is a conversation area where you can ask questions and chat with other students. If you're not comfortable doing that you can send an email to rene@soapmakingschool.com and I'll answer your questions through email.

$32 US

 potato starch or corn starch
arrowroot powder or marshmallow root powder
armenian clay, hemp protein or any type of kaolin clay
rice powder
essential oil
black cocoa powder or regular cocoa powder
distilled or purified water
Guar Gum
Preservative (I use Leucidal)
Vegetable Glycerin
cetyl Alcohol (vegetable source)
Mango Butter, Almond Oil and Jojoba Oil
Panthenol (pro vitamin B5)
Citric Acid
 Behentrimonium Methosulfate (usually mixed with Cetearyl Alcohol. This is the mildest quaternary conditioner I have found. It is made from a natural source which is Rapeseed oil)
Shea Butter and Almond Oil
essential oil
Emulsifying Wax
Dead Sea Mud
Rose Water
Kukui Nut Oil (or any other hair benefiting oil)
Rosehip Oil (or any other hair benefiting oil)
vitamin E
Aloe Vera Gel or Extract
dark chocolate
Sweet Almond Oil
special oil (Hemp Seed, Avocado, Jojoba etc)
Glycerin (Vegetable)
Soy Protein Powder or Soy Milk Powder
Pink Clay (I used kayolin, you don't have to use pink clay)
Bentonite Clay
Sandalwood Powder
 Myrrh Powder
Aloe Vera Gel
Rice Powder
Marshmallow Root (powdered)
 Sea Kelp (powdered)
Chamomile Hydrosol
Brown Sugar
Virgin Coconut Oil
Almond Oil
Rice Bran Oil
Sea Salt
epsom salt
dried Goji Berries (crushed in a coffee grinder)
whole milk or soy milk powder
 Jojoba oil