I'm glad I'm not the only one who goofs up occasionally, lol! I had a top a week ago that got horribly muddy! Oh well, it doesn't happen often and you have to be able to shrug it off, when it does happen!
Wow, that is beautiful!!! 💗 Your soaps have the most beautiful designs..😍 I wish I could smell it..lol. I would love to learn how to make my own soap. Thank you for sharing yours! 💕
I am not making soaps but some of yours remind me of Edward Munch and his swirls and waves of subjective interpretations of reality. This is art. You are creating some of the most beautiful soaps I have ever seen on this platform. Do you do impressions like your own interoretation of Van Gogh's colours and his swirls? I would like to see that.
I like the textured top! Every time I watch you struggle to get the soap out of the mold, I have the same thought: If you drill a couple of small holes in the bottom of your mold, as few as two, that should help elevate the vacuum suction you've got that's contributing to the difficulty. They shouldn't impact the final soap at all. Anyway, just a thought!
Usually around 5-10 minutes. Sometimes longer. Depends on the fragrance oil and how much I blend it. The longer you blend the faster the batter will set up :)
After you pour your soap how long does it take before you can make the spoon indentations? Mine takes a while and I’m not sure if it is normal. Thank you for your inspiring videos.
I'm just curious, is there a benefit to using the heat transfer method as opposed to more traditional ones? Does it move slower, or is it just simpler?
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Your aptitude at improvising is uplifting!
I'm hooked on watching these videos
I love the way it turned out, I thought it looked great before you textured the top, but it turned out absolutely beautiful ❤
Love watching and learning from your soap videos ❤
To quote Bob Ross, that top was a 'happy little accident' 😁 such a gorgeous, deep color!
Gorgeous!!! And so inspiring!! You always me wanna try some new designs. You are just so great at what u are doing!!
That's amazing you use lye to dissolve oils and butter I will try it
I love all your soaps. I bet this one smells amazing. Great job my dearest!! 🥰😉😁
This looks fantastic. I am going to try your methods. Thanks for sharing. Bless
I'm glad I'm not the only one who goofs up occasionally, lol! I had a top a week ago that got horribly muddy! Oh well, it doesn't happen often and you have to be able to shrug it off, when it does happen!
Wow, that is beautiful!!! 💗 Your soaps have the most beautiful designs..😍 I wish I could smell it..lol. I would love to learn how to make my own soap. Thank you for sharing yours! 💕
I am not making soaps but some of yours remind me of Edward Munch and his swirls and waves of subjective interpretations of reality. This is art. You are creating some of the most beautiful soaps I have ever seen on this platform. Do you do impressions like your own interoretation of Van Gogh's colours and his swirls? I would like to see that.
I just love your work. Thank you
Good choice on texturing the top.
Ohhh I love this design!!
Very pretty
Ohh, I love VS bombshell, and I think the textured top looks better with these colors and scent description 😄
Absolutely Beautiful 🥰
This has inspired a design I have in mind. Different fragrance.
You got me on the design. 😊!
I bet it smells heavenly 💜💚💙
Oh yes. I’ll definitely be adding it the list of remakes 😍
I like the textured top! Every time I watch you struggle to get the soap out of the mold, I have the same thought: If you drill a couple of small holes in the bottom of your mold, as few as two, that should help elevate the vacuum suction you've got that's contributing to the difficulty. They shouldn't impact the final soap at all. Anyway, just a thought!
Thank you! I think the problem with these molds are they are homemade and the top is slightly going inward and that’s why it gives me trouble 🤦♀️🤣
@@OpheliasSoapery Your spatula is HUGE and AWESOME! Where'd you get it??
I got it from my local restaurant supply store 😬
Beautiful!!!!!
Very cool
Love your design❤️
Love it! ❣️
Soapy goals=The day my batter stays that fluid for that long
Do you also have online workshops?
Such gorgeous swirls~ * 3*
How thick do you cut your bars? They look so "hand friendly"!
Hello I love your videos and your process is so seemless and clean. May I please know what camera you use to record videos? Thanks in advance ☺️
Thank you ☺️
I use a NikonD5600
@@OpheliasSoapery thank you 😊
How long after pouring the white and black did you wait to make the impressions with the spoon? I'm fairly new to making soap and I'm still learning.
Usually around 5-10 minutes. Sometimes longer. Depends on the fragrance oil and how much I blend it. The longer you blend the faster the batter will set up :)
@@OpheliasSoapery thank you so much for the reply back! 😊
After you pour your soap how long does it take before you can make the spoon indentations? Mine takes a while and I’m not sure if it is normal. Thank you for your inspiring videos.
It really depends on the fragrance oil and how much I was able to blend before I pour it. Sometimes it takes a couple minutes, sometimes 20-30 ☹️
Thank you!
Te felicito. Que jabones más bellos haces.
I'm just curious, is there a benefit to using the heat transfer method as opposed to more traditional ones? Does it move slower, or is it just simpler?
It just saves time. Instead of having to wait for you lye and oils to cool to room temp. You can soap right away with the heat transfer method :)
Do you have any video of Dragon soaps?
Just the scent dragons blood. No actual dragon shapes.
Hi, why you don't add your pigment to oil, i see you add it directly, is it better.
Thanks in advance
It’s just a personal preference. Micas I add dry. But if it’s a pigment I will mix with oil.
Question: Is the water hot or does the lye heats up the water?
The lye heats up the water to over 200°f :)
Do you mix all your oils together then add hot lye?
Yes :)
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