Soap Making 101: Beeswax Soap 🧼 Here's how to make your own custom-scented soap! 🐝
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- Today we're going to show you how we make custom-scented beeswax soap at home - from our very own kitchen. Sit back and relax as Corinne and Cora teach you how it's done with this soap making tutorial. We'll show you the proper ratios for oils and wax, drop some insider tips & tricks, and show you the final product!
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Thank you for this very informative, easy to understand soap tutorial. I look forward to making my own soap that I can give to family and friends. 🤗
Glad it was helpful! Good luck in making your own! ❤️
She is SO adorable!
That is a process I have not tried yet. For now I will keep purchasing soap. She did a great job explaining the process.
It's a rewarding process if you have the time. We love it. Thanks so much for watching! We can't wait to see the next vid on your channel!
Good questions camera man. This is a very good video. Thank you
Glad you watched. Thanks so much!
That has to be one of the best training YT on making soap. Good job guys.
Wow, thank you. We appreciate the comment.
Great video!
Thanks Kelly!
Best video i seen on soap making, Thanks
So nice of you. Thank you!
Curing does more than just remove the moisture. It makes a gentler soap. The soap tends to dry the skin if it’s used too soon. Great video!!
Hi loved your video thank you! question I didn't see you measure the palm oil, did you not use it for the recipe?
Very nice. Do you mind telling me the amount of Sodium Hydroxide and coconut oil you used? Thanks
Love this video! Was the palm oil used? If so, how much? Thank you 😊
You can use turmeric to color too
Good advice. Thanks!
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Sweet Paprika makes a really pretty peachy colour as well.
Mica is natural product. Mainly mined in India and there are several law suits concerning child labor there.
Such an undesirable situation, unfortunately Children work to help support their family no handouts. We import a lot of things made from child labor like sugarcane, cotton, coffee, tobacco, cattle, rice, and fish. In the manufacturing sector, bricks, garments, textiles, footwear, carpets, and fireworks appear most frequently. In mined or quarried goods, gold, coal and diamonds are most common.
@@joannerivera3958 totally agree. I am not debating whether to use it or not that’s personal preference in the light of taking advantage of miners. My point was to clarify that mica is natural product and the reason i mentioned the law situation is to provide more information and enlightenment.
Where can we get hold of the recipe please??
Hey Jen! This IS the recipe! Corinne goes through all of the steps in the video. Step by step. Thanks for watching!
@@CentralBeekeepersSupply ok great thanks, this is a great instruction but a bit confused about the palm oil. It was mentioned in the beginning but I've watched the video a 3 times now but didn't see it added. Please can you let us know how much palm oil and what can be used as an alternative. Thanks
Where are the measurements for this video?
Could it be made beeswax-only soap (without any other type of added fat)?
very nice. it looks easy actually. I can imagine the good natural smell soft and nice hmmmmm.
It smells wonderful! Thanks for the comment. 🐝
Another great video! Did I miss the palm oil being added, or does this recipe not use palm oil?
@Lorraine Ballbach great tip! Tyvm
If you use pirex glass for melting beeswax in micro wave it will break??
I'd hate to tell you no, because it probably depends on a lot of factors. We've microwaved Pyrex dishes without breaking in the past, but I'd say try at your own risk.
I made some soap with bees wax. I started adding my lye water to the mix and it was going great. When I added the honey it started getting a few bumps. Seconds later I was putting it in my mold and it was getting very chunky. I started adding they lye water at 154° and my oils were at 160°. Did I have it to hot or to low in temp so the wax wouldn't chunk? One thing I did do is take my emulsion blender out once to add the fragrance oil. Could that have been my problem?
Beeswax melts roughly 150°F. That's the temp we use to pour candles as well as dipped type.
What is measurement for palm oil?
What is the TFM % of the soap??
did you need to wrap it at all
How much lye is added?
I could enjoy this video a whole lot better if that annoying CLICKING sound would stop! It sounds as if someone is turning a dial on the camera or camera stand. Just very distracting imo.
Noted. Next time, we'll tell our minion to stop clicking. Thanks for watching though!