Thanks for watching! You can find the Candy Cane Soap Project on our website here: bberry.studio/CandyCaneMPSoap If you have any questions, feel free to contact our customer service team at info@brambleberry.com or 877-627-7883 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. You can also live chat with customer service on BrambleBerry.com from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. Shop Bramble Berry: bberry.studio/_ShopBrambleBerry Recipes, Tips & Inspiration: bberry.studio/IntheStudio_Projects Facebook: facebook.com/BrambleBerry Instagram: instagram.com/brambleberry/ Twitter: twitter.com/brambleberry TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@brambleberry Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/brambleberry/
That's great you use eco glitter, what is it made of (it wasn't mentioned). I live my the Atlantic so we need to be careful what we use (especially because the whales migrate nearby)
@@KO-ll4mk EcoGlitter is made of cellulose, which is an organic compound found in plants. It mainly comes from cotton and wood pulp. You can read all about EcoGlitter on our website here: www.brambleberry.com/ingredient-information/colorants/art0211-all-about-ecoglitter.html
this was the first soap i made. but when i made this, my layers broke apart when i cut it. i was so dissapointed. well, that was last year. do you know how to prevent that this year? i didnt use the same baces that you used... maybe that was it?
@@nataliefromnormandya1135 This ^ Every soapmaker WILL eventually have this idea, try it, and then realize it looks like meat. It's essentially a soap artist rite of passage at this point.
The most classic color! 💖💚🤍The most classic layer! The most classic scent! This soap is the most classic soap to celebrate Christmas! (Thank you so much for launching Eco Glitter! Eco Glitter will allow us to create beautiful soaps while being environmentally conscious!)🎄😊
You should make gingerbread man bath bombs! I just received my gingerbread cookie fragrance oil and my gingerbread man mold and I made the most adorable little bath bombs in it!!
Yes, but too much additional oils and butters can make your soaps too soft. We recommend using a maximum of 1 tablespoon of extra oil or butter per pound of soap.
this was the first soap i made. but when i made this, my layers broke apart when i cut it. i was so dissapointed. well, that was last year. do you know how to prevent that this year? i didnt use the same baces that they used... maybe that was it?
Hello! I made a soy wax candle and it doesn't smell when it burns, at a 370 gram glass I used 342.59 soy wax and 27.41 perfume I melted at 85 gr and I added the perfume then I poured in a glass at 60gr can you tell me where I'm wrong? Thank you very much!
Am I correct in understanding that the main reason melt and pour doesn’t swirl like cold process it’s because it sets too fast and doesn’t stay at the thick liquid stage long enough? In theory if I could keep my melt and pour soap at 125~ liquid state fora longer period of time could I swirl it like cold prices? I have a warming box that I can do my soap making in then remove the mold from the box after… it wouldn’t heat much but just keep it from setting too fast….
if someone can help, I love Bramble Berry ideas, products and designs, but I have been feeling frustrated with this melt and pour layers. I have been watching my temperature to pour the second layer very carefully, and still separate when cutting or when using. I use the alcohol 99%, spray not to much not to little, I let the first layer hard, did not work. I let the fist Layer to form hard skin, did not work. temperature is always about 140 to 135, sometimes decide to pour little hotter, does not melt the fist layers but still not stick enough when cutting or using. if anyone had another Idea I am all ears. thank you everyone for the good comments.
If you are putting it in the fridge, don't do that. Leave in the mold overnight and don't mix different brands of soap base. Other than that, I don't understand why your soap is separating when you cut it. Hope this helps.
I believe I saw a teaser yesterday regarding a soap makers contest on TV with you, Ann-Marie, and LeeAnn Rimes as judges? Am I correct? I was watching My Lottery Dream Home lol and then there was something showing a soapers contest but as I went to look at my cable station guide to see the name of the show, I had to refresh my screen and the next thing I knew, it went back to the next episode of My Lottery Dream Home. So am I right??
I usually keep the melted base on the counter in a glass bowl next to the stove (I use double boiler to melt mine) while waiting for bottom layer to harden, keeps the base warmer. Also the type of base you use might harden faster.
Thanks for watching! You can find the Candy Cane Soap Project on our website here: bberry.studio/CandyCaneMPSoap
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That's great you use eco glitter, what is it made of (it wasn't mentioned). I live my the Atlantic so we need to be careful what we use (especially because the whales migrate nearby)
@@KO-ll4mk EcoGlitter is made of cellulose, which is an organic compound found in plants. It mainly comes from cotton and wood pulp.
You can read all about EcoGlitter on our website here: www.brambleberry.com/ingredient-information/colorants/art0211-all-about-ecoglitter.html
this was the first soap i made. but when i made this, my layers broke apart when i cut it. i was so dissapointed. well, that was last year. do you know how to prevent that this year? i didnt use the same baces that you used... maybe that was it?
Received my order of candy cane fragrance and color blocks a few days ago. I can hardly wait to make this! Thanks for the video. 💕
Those 2 swirled together ❤😍♥
I’d like to see it but swirled white and red usually looks like meat or bacon
@@nataliefromnormandya1135
This ^
Every soapmaker WILL eventually have this idea, try it, and then realize it looks like meat. It's essentially a soap artist rite of passage at this point.
@@llamalover02 I’m laughing and nodding head with love
The most classic color! 💖💚🤍The most classic layer! The most classic scent! This soap is the most classic soap to celebrate Christmas! (Thank you so much for launching Eco Glitter! Eco Glitter will allow us to create beautiful soaps while being environmentally conscious!)🎄😊
I will try this method. New to soap making.
Just recieved my kit today and cannot wait to do it! This will be my first time making soap, so a m&p project is a great place to start imo.
I was waiting for this video
So pretty
Thank you for such excellent, detailed instructions for us newbies!! :)
Rubbing alcohol goes flying lol. loved this, big help tyyy ♥🤍
Thank you for sharing this with us 💞...I'm going to order from you site
Thank you 💕💝💖😊🙃
Well done.👏🏽
You should make gingerbread man bath bombs! I just received my gingerbread cookie fragrance oil and my gingerbread man mold and I made the most adorable little bath bombs in it!!
Cool!
I'm going to try this out but I think I'm going to use green instead. Maybe some cookie cutter christmas shapes on top?
Please do a maker review throughout December like an advent calendar!! It'd be a fun way to see other customer and creators.
Nice Xmas gift idea! Can additives such as oils or butters be added? If so, at what measurement?
Yes, but too much additional oils and butters can make your soaps too soft. We recommend using a maximum of 1 tablespoon of extra oil or butter per pound of soap.
@@bramble-berry Perfect....thank you!!!
What is the pouring temperature for fragrance oil?
Thank you for an amazing tutorial, Anne-Marie! Can you use 70% rubbing alcohol for removing bubbles and adhering layers?
this was the first soap i made. but when i made this, my layers broke apart when i cut it. i was so dissapointed. well, that was last year. do you know how to prevent that this year? i didnt use the same baces that they used... maybe that was it?
This happens to me sometimes when I take it out the soap out of the mold too early. Overnight is best because it gives the layers time to adhere
Can I put my Pyrex measuring cup in a pan on the stove in water and let it melt slowly instead of using a microwave?
You can always use a double boiler setup for melt & pour soap, but never put the melting container directly on the heat surface.
Hello! I made a soy wax candle and it doesn't smell when it burns, at a 370 gram glass I used 342.59 soy wax and 27.41 perfume I melted at 85 gr and I added the perfume then I poured in a glass at 60gr can you tell me where I'm wrong? Thank you very much!
very beautiful ! may I know the temperature ! thanks so much !❤❤❤!
We recommend working with melt and pour around 110 degrees F.
How do you know how much to melt so there isn't too much or too little?
I stopped doing melt and pour, however when I used to do it and I tried layers, it always detached. My layers never stuck together
Is it okay to heat the pyrex in the microwave?
I have a question, is there such thing as too many layers?? I like lots of layers and stripes when I use MP
3:41 When melting the soap base you mentioned that its not to go below 135 or below for layering, is that Fahrenheit or Celsius? @brambleberry
Great question! It's Fahrenheit 💜
@@bramble-berry Thank you!
Hello!How can l calculate the burning time of the candle?Thank you very much!
Se puede escuchar el video en español? Es hermoso
Why layers seperate when I cut the soap?
hi Anne how i wish you open a wonderful BRAMBLEBERRY store in INDIA
How to avoid the layers split? I have make layers before and it split while showing 🙄😩
Hi,just wanted to ask it’s compulsory to add olive oil in cold pressed soap recipe?
Thank you ❤️
Is it ok to sprayed lots of rubbing alcohol to the soap, i mean is it ok for sensitive skin to use the soap?
Yes - the alcohol evaporates from the heat of the soap.
@@christeef6840 thank youu
Am I correct in understanding that the main reason melt and pour doesn’t swirl like cold process it’s because it sets too fast and doesn’t stay at the thick liquid stage long enough? In theory if I could keep my melt and pour soap at 125~ liquid state fora longer period of time could I swirl it like cold prices? I have a warming box that I can do my soap making in then remove the mold from the box after… it wouldn’t heat much but just keep it from setting too fast….
I have seen people swirl melt and pour but it doesn’t look exactly like cold process or have that height at the top but it is possible
if someone can help, I love Bramble Berry ideas, products and designs, but I have been feeling frustrated with this melt and pour layers. I have been watching my temperature to pour the second layer very carefully, and still separate when cutting or when using. I use the alcohol 99%, spray not to much not to little, I let the first layer hard, did not work. I let the fist Layer to form hard skin, did not work.
temperature is always about 140 to 135, sometimes decide to pour little hotter, does not melt the fist layers but still not stick enough when cutting or using.
if anyone had another Idea I am all ears.
thank you everyone for the good comments.
If you are putting it in the fridge, don't do that. Leave in the mold overnight and don't mix different brands of soap base. Other than that, I don't understand why your soap is separating when you cut it. Hope this helps.
What type of alcohol do you use here miss?
We use 99% Isopropyl alcohol when we're making melt & pour soaps.
I am from India. I follow u from last 3 years. 13:59 i am shweta gs
My M&P always gets a skin and becomes thick so fast. How do i stop that from happening?
I think that’s because you’re heating it up to high.
And try stirring while it’s heating and even while it’s cooling
@@fayanisxm4739 thank you
I believe I saw a teaser yesterday regarding a soap makers contest on TV with you, Ann-Marie, and LeeAnn Rimes as judges? Am I correct? I was watching My Lottery Dream Home lol and then there was something showing a soapers contest but as I went to look at my cable station guide to see the name of the show, I had to refresh my screen and the next thing I knew, it went back to the next episode of My Lottery Dream Home. So am I right??
Anne-Marie will be a guest judge on the soap episode of Meet Your Makers Showdown! It starts streaming on November 27 on discovery+.
explain well..
made these, not too hard, just very time consuming when you have to keep melting the bases each time you have to wait for the bottom layer to Harden
I usually keep the melted base on the counter in a glass bowl next to the stove (I use double boiler to melt mine) while waiting for bottom layer to harden, keeps the base warmer. Also the type of base you use might harden faster.
Please help me
Has anyone else tried to make the red and white swirl version of this that just looked like red meat? 😅
🙋😂
I can only work with CP. melt and pour always bleeds together for me. But yeah, meat soap. 😂
Phew! Thank you for this comment! Immediate change of plans, I don’t want red meat soap, thank you! 🤣🤣