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I spend hours getting my soap and fragrances ready to soap....When I'm designing in my book.

LOL I love that I am not the only one who uses the word "wonky".

The crunchy mom blog comment 😂👌

Those are amazing!!!

plz share actual recipie

I will definitely be giving these a go! 😊

What is the second ingredient ?

P.S. You could even save your Olive oil for your bar soaps because Coconut Oil cuts to the chase when it comes to cleansing 😊 So you could use, as I’ve just twigged that you mentioned (re listening as I scribe) 100% Coconut Oil. But I’d certainly recommend wearing rubber gloves when washing your dishes 😊

I hope you don’t mind me mentioning but that Extra Virgin Olive Oil is awfully yellow 😮 If it truly is EVOO It should be green. There’s so much fraudulent activity with Olive Oil - especially Extra Virgin. They ‘modify’ them with cheap seed oils like Canola…thus adulterating it, if there is even any olive in it at all. EVOO is a premium product and as such attracts an equivalent price. It might pay to research veritable brands i.e. those ‘verified’ as Pure EVOO. It’s especially important right now because there has been much widespread theft of entire olive-laden branches in the major olive producing countries like Italy - especially in the South - Greece, and Spain. The resultant desecration of the trees has not only damaged ancient trees, and protracted the production of Olives for many years to come, it has also desecrated the income of the Olive producers - often single families. 😢. Meanwhile, I’d hate to think you were being ripped off 💜💜💜. You’re going to a lot of trouble to present a premium product yourself. There’s no need to apologise for having a tub of laundry towels. You’re in a working kitchen - that’s life 😊. Shame on anyone who would cast aspersions 😉😉. Bless you.

If you put the liquid oils in the cup first the butters won't stick to the glass 😉

Multiple labels on maestro was a learning situation for me. I still have to think about it when I do it. But yes, not having to use several sheets of labels for different labels is nice. I added a gal to sell for me. I understand the buying more stuff. I had a lot already, but still had to buy tables and another tent. But it will get a return on investment. I really liked the white. It looked very clean!

This helps me so much. I am doing my first market in December and really had no idea what to do for displays or anything like that. Saved it to reference for when I get closer.

It would be great if you could describe the names of the chemicals and the percentage in writing, thanks

Recipe please

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give viewers a link to the site where the original recipe is found at least. because google can't find what “Marie's Blog” is.

Can wait to make my first batch but supplies hard

Super interesting listening to the details of an artisan business! Your videos are awesome.😊🌟

I started my soap business with only $20.00.

Hi. awesome info! I want to start my own from home but I have nothing, no equipment, no soaps made yet, no tax id, no name.. nothing. What was the first step you took? I was thinking of making some soaps and keeping them home just to try out formulas and see what works best... Do you think that is a good start?

I watched her video and made The Rice Shampoo bars they are the best I made them.

Bonjour c'est gentil de faire une démonstration mais vous ne donnez pas la recette. C'est dommage. Bien à vous. Rosalie

This is what I started. Thing is, it gets soft and soggy ;(

Hey, I'm new to soap making (actually haven't made any yet, still doing research etc before diving in). When you showed the scent bottle with the safe percentage, how do you measure that? Thanks!

I know which formulation this is! I plan to make these same bars. So excited to see how the rice flour works with my hair.

I agree, the super textured tops does not look as nice as a more smooth, classy top.

I love seeing your face!

Each one you made is 100 grams?

Can I do 2 in 1 bar

I need this mold

Where can I find hydrolyzed wheat or rice protein

What type of color are you using? Mica type? Do the color melt in water and we will have purple bubbles 🫧??!! Mica the same used in regular soap

I have a question, what would you say your best way of getting a decent sized customer base in the first place is? Was it a advertising? Marketing? social media posting? Any certain sm platform in particular? etc etc. I'm still having trouble cracking the market after 3 + years in the business and despite making excellent soaps of all wonderful kinds. 😔

cheap decent shelving is what I need but can't find yet. looking on marketplace at the moment.

Amazing space creation Triple Goddess! 🤩I am in awe and admiration looking at your wonderful space and all you could do there. Enjoy and thanks for sharing.😍

Looks great! Nice and organized. I like the bins!

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US costco has the home depot shelving for $30 right now! I picked up a couple and love them!

I've done that with labels more times than I want to admit lol! 😂

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Beautiful soap!

Sadly, I have made this recipe 3 times and each time it was soooooooooooooo dry. I have not had luck with it. Any suggestions

So pretty!!!❤️❤️❤️❣️

💜😍 Pretty!

Looks nice but I can't see cleaning your hair with all that dark color. I think I want a clear bar that isn't cleaning your hair with all that mica color.

This is the first time I've seen your channel, but I'm subscribing now. You've taught me how to make dish soap, so I hope I can return the favor. Making a mold is surprisingly easy. If you can make soap, you can make molds. Step 1: line your ramekin with parchment paper. Crease the sides like a cupcake liner to make it conform to the round cup. Step 2: Melt Monster Clay in the oven (Careful -- don't burn it), and pour it into your lined ramekin. Let it set up. It won't take long. Step 3: Dump your solidified Clay into a cardboard box slightly larger than the ramekin. Peel the parchment off before you go to the next step. You'll need about 1/2 an inch of space on all sides, and your box should be at least 1/2 inch deeper than your clay block. Line the box with parchment or freezer paper the way you would a homemade soap mold. Step 3: Mix SmoothOn Mold Star silicone according to the manufacturer's instructions. Pour quickly before the silicone sets up. Pour beside the clay, not on top of it. The silicone will rise from the bottom to fill the box. Pour enough to cover the clay with 1/2 inch of silicone on top. Step 4: Let the silicone overnight. Step 5: Take the mold out of the box. You'll probably have to tear the paper and peel it off of the silicone. Unmold the clay from the silicone mold. Wash the mold, and use it the way you would use any silicone mold. Step 6: Put your clay into an airtight Tupperware container so you can reuse it to make molds in a variety of shapes. I pour the clay into flat, hard plastic office trays and cut shapes out with cookie cutters. Then, I stack three to five layers of cutouts, depending on the depth of the cookie cutter, and make molds for large soap embeds in the shape of the cookie cutter. I make the clay stacks about 1 and 1/2 inches tall so I can pour soap around the resulting soap embeds in a slab mold. My favorites are dog shapes that allow me to make black dog silhouettes in white soap, but I can do superhero logos and cute little owls, etc. Step 7: If you have any extra silicone, pour it into a small, hard plastic container, and let it set. Just don't let your liquid silicone touch other silicone, or it will bond, and you'll never get it off. For future projects, you can cut the silicone block into chunks to fill up space around your clay block so you use less silicone on the next project. I know this sounds like a lot, but once you've done it a couple of times, it will be a lot less intimidating, and then you'll come up with a thousand ideas -- just like soaping. Enjoy your new molds!

Beautiful soap, I didn't see the recipe