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What Is Sodium Hydroxide?

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Sodium hydroxide, also known as lye, is a critical component of soap making. In this video, Joanna, The Soap Gal, shares the pros and cons of different types of lye and how to handle it safely. You'll also learn about Makesy's 50/50 lye solution, ideal for making soap that cures and is safe to use in 48 hours.

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