Teri, you're cute. I have a perpetual smile as I watch and listen to you make soap. Your signature artists palette and palette knife are the best! Your meticulous calculating and measuring wow me. You brutal honesty when you think you have erred is refreshing. Your periodic introduction of new "contraptions" piques my interest. Your generosity in sharing your recipes and where you purchased your equipment is kind. Your voice is calming and inviting. Your overall presentation is high quality and professional. Be blessed.
So glad you said, 'I am including the one where I just pulled the rake through', because that was my favourite. I love the gentle pink...beautiful. 💖💕💖
I could watch you mix colorants for hours! My favorite design was actually when you pulled the dividers out. I know it's really simple, but that simplicity with the colors you'd chosen for this soap just had me memorized
I love all of your soap videos. I prefer the one on the right and also like the skinny stick pattern. You have a lovely voice and thanks for making soap videos as I always learn something.
I am a first time soap making video watcher and I gotta say, the level of detail, craftsmanship and most importantly care that you put into your soap is inspiring. Wonderful video, wonderful work, keep it up!
I like all three. The striped one is very clean line and I like that. The pull through is also a very sweet looking bar. I loved the colors you used, it inspired me to try those colors together in my own soap. My favorite striped shirt are in these exact colors, and I didn't think to put it in my own soap till I saw this, lol!
I liked the second cut, because I love things that are extra. But I was quite taken with the single rake through before you finished the swirl; very pretty and aesthetically pleasing.
You’ve only come up in my suggested videos... I have no idea why I haven’t seen your channel before, but I’m now hooked! Spending all that time preparing the soap before raking it with the sticks was such a leap of faith, I could barely watch! Subbed of course, because your talent is insane!!
11:35 I had this video playing on 2x speed and that moment made my mind swirl with numbers more than AP Calculus did, lol! Your color ability is unbeatable, absolutely amazing!
It is great to see different ways of cutting soaps to show how different they can look!! I would love more videos on different cutting/designs. You mentioned that you made a tutorial for Elements bath and body with a vertical line soap as well. Could you show that link please?
Thank you, Christy! Great idea! I plan on turning that vertical line soap into a video soon. Please stay tuned! In the meantime, here's the link: learning.elementsbathandbody.com/tutorial/in-the-key-of-purple-soap-recipe/
Thank you, Susan! I hope to perfect that. I am working on the video of the purple, white, and black one I showed, for Elements Bath and Body's Channel.
Those skinny sticks look like wooden coffee stirrers to me, but what a great idea!! I still use one I made a long time ago using cardboard and nails, but I like your tool idea much better. I like the concept of the stripes you were after the in the first design, and I agree that a medium trace batter would have been better for the design you were after (although that may have been tougher to pour into the sections and keep the soap from getting under the dividers when you tamp down the mold with medium trace). Both soaps are beautiful, as your work *always* is!
Yes, someone else said that. I don't drink coffee, so I wouldn't know. I think these flat, wider sticks make a nicer drag tool than something littler and rounder. You'll have to try it, Lisa!
The striped ones look very neat and this design feels fresh ( I mean that swirls are kind of a "golden standard" in the soapmaking and almost everybody has them XD). I liked all three of your soaps, but the stripes design is my fav! Especially the purple version of it, exquisite choice of colors!! I can see that you're not only a gifted soapmaker, but also a talented artist as well :)
I think you are right, these are quite different. I want to perfect this technique. The key is to have a little thicker batter I think. Thank You, Li! 💗
I love them all!! I so much appreciate what you are doing!! And I noticed you had “Black Rasp Vanilla” as the fragrance. But your white is so WHITE! And I just love everything you do
Hi teti.. You are great I love watching your video I was wondering how is your batter keeps fluidity so longer Even you use little water.. Could you please help me with that..
I am new to soap crafting and find your expertise amazing. I am in awe of the designs. Very much like you I am afraid of using lye. My question is that you do your gel phase in your oven. Are you sure you are not building up lye residue in your oven that can cause toxic levels when you cook? Or am I mistaken? I am only asking out of concern for your health, so it is not meant to be rude but only out of concern. Ty for sharing your videos with us.
Very interesting to see you soap at low temperatures and then use the oven method I have not seen this before, do you find this method helps to make swirls? Thank you for making such inspiring and informative videos, your soaps look fantastic!
The lower temperatures give me more time to work. I force gel in the oven to avoid partial gel. I use less water, which causes it to have a harder time to gel completely.
I like the one that resembles a feather. I really enjoy watching you soap! Your always so precise. I've learned a lot about different types of swirls. Where did you purchase your cutter and planner?
We made the planer from instructions in this book. www.amazon.com/Everything-Soapmaking-Book-Step-Step/dp/1440550131/ref=sr_1_2?crid=3M0G3W2RKCHRT&keywords=the+everything+soap+making+book&qid=1569163711&s=gateway&sprefix=the+everything+soap%2Caps%2C198&sr=8-2 The link to the cutter is in description.
I love all of them, but actually, I think I preferred the one where you pulled it through. The effect was so gorgeous and neat, that "comb" of coffee stirrers was such a good idea. I must admit, it's a bit of a shame knowing that vanilla seems to be one of the bigger culprits for discolouration so often (and it's my favourite scent) - it was nice to see that this fragrance oil doesn't seem to discolour. Vanilla and raspberry though. That's about as good as it gets, IMO!
Hello, there! I can't wait to experiment more with that technique! Maybe yet today! 🤔 Sadly, I don't think this scent really smells like vanilla. It's more fruity. It is a good "go to" scent when looking for a well-behaved fragrance though. I am with you, I tend to love all the fragrances that turn brown. For me, the ones with amber are so divine! I maybe should do some videos on designing with FO's that discolor.
@@TreeMarieSoapworks Ahh such a shame. I think that would be a really good video, yes. I mean, of course you can use the colour to your advantage if you're making something that works for tan/brown or whatnot, but its a nuisance if you want to a make a white vanilla-scented soap. It makes me wonder how they manage it commercially!
Thank you, Teri. I find your videos so soothing, apart from incredibly interesting and informative. I love both designs, but a bit more inclined to the design of the second loaf you cut. I have a question, if you don't mind: I just came across Pomace Olive Oil. Is it ok to use it for soap? How does it compare with regular Olive Oil? Thanks.
Thank you so much! I really don't have much experience with Pomace OO. I don't like the green color. That would be a good question to ask in the Tree Marie Soapworks Facebook Group. facebook.com/groups/treemariesoapworks/
it's amazing how clean you work ! when i make soap..it's a disaster behind me :))))) verry interesing way to premix your colors ! where can i find that spatula ? :* your technique blows me away !!!
I don't like getting specks in my batter. This way I can get all the specks out. Micas aren't bad, but Oxides, Ultramarines, and Neons are the ones that are notorious for specks. I am an artist at heart so this is really just my preferred method.
This is in no way meant to be rude. I have recently started watching soap making videos and I'm hooked. Can I ask you why you make a lot smaller batch than most others I watch ? Is it because it is for instruction so you don't make much ?
No problem, a lot of these techniques don't lend themselves to large slab molds. I also want to teach, and personally, I just like working with these sizes better.
I liked the one on the right with the Little swirl at the top. Thank you for sharing the calculator that you use. Also do you know of a natural colorant calculator?
Thanks, Sarah! You can use this calculator for anything that you measure in teaspoons per pound of soap or per pound of oils. So it works for natural colorants and even additives. You just need to know the suggested rate. For example, I just made a soap using paprika as the colorant. I used it at a rate of 2 tsp PPS. Did you watch the video explaining it on Elements Bath and Body's Channel?
Hi . You asked for suggestions for future videos. Please could you show us different creative ways to use all the confetti and planings. . Also how to create less confetti. I currently feel like I have more confetti than soap! 🤣
Why do you have so much confetti? Is it from planing or beveling? I usually don't make confetti soap, but I could. 🤔 I usually roll it into balls and give it to family to use for hand soaps. Here are some great ideas I have saved: www.pinterest.com/pin/57702438963858108/?nic=1 www.pinterest.com/pin/365565694750089072/
Tree Marie Soapworks Yes it is planing and bevelling, maybe that’s the video needed. My family are snowed under with all the trial soaps I am currently making as a newbie! In the UK we have to have every soap assessed before we can sell and once done that recipe can’t be changed. Hence the need to practice and experiment before going to assessment.
Use a water discount. That solves a lot of issues. For most of my recipes I use 25% "water as a percent of oil weight" in soapcalc. It does give you less time to work, but as you can see, I have plenty of time to work.
Safety is a concern for sure! I make sure to use a plastic container to mix the water and lye. That is where the real risk is. I have used plastic for my batter bowl and it has proved to be more unsafe for me. I have had accidents with plastic bowls. They were the right kind of plastic, but they are flimsy, and they crack. The handle completely broke off one of mine. The soap batter is in the bowl for a very short time and no etching has occurred. Thank you for your concern.
Teri, you're cute. I have a perpetual smile as I watch and listen to you make soap. Your signature artists palette and palette knife are the best! Your meticulous calculating and measuring wow me. You brutal honesty when you think you have erred is refreshing. Your periodic introduction of new "contraptions" piques my interest. Your generosity in sharing your recipes and where you purchased your equipment is kind. Your voice is calming and inviting. Your overall presentation is high quality and professional. Be blessed.
Aww...Victor, thank you so much! You are so good with words. I sure appreciate them. Thank you! 💖✨
What a kind man. Greetings from Pretoria,
South Africa
So glad you said, 'I am including the one where I just pulled the rake through', because that was my favourite. I love the gentle pink...beautiful. 💖💕💖
Thank you! That one is mu favorite one of all of them too! So many possibilities! 💕
Most of the time time soap makers on TH-cam uses colours combinations that I never thought would look good. It’s very inspiring.
Thank you for saying so, Dana!
Tree Marie Soapworks you’re welcome 😉
I could watch you mix colorants for hours!
My favorite design was actually when you pulled the dividers out. I know it's really simple, but that simplicity with the colors you'd chosen for this soap just had me memorized
Thank you, Rebekah! I like that one too. I am planning to explore that technique more in the future. 💕
Always lovely to see something different being done, love to see you trying different things
I love all of your soap videos. I prefer the one on the right and also like the skinny stick pattern. You have a lovely voice and thanks for making soap videos as I always learn something.
Gorgeous soap .... ♥️😍 (Anyone else was like "Who's Christopher?") Lol
Both are beautifully done. I like the pull through one better.
i really like the one with the stripes/lines. i think that has a lot of potential but they all look amazing x
I am a first time soap making video watcher and I gotta say, the level of detail, craftsmanship and most importantly care that you put into your soap is inspiring. Wonderful video, wonderful work, keep it up!
Thank you so much!
Such a perfectly uniform swirl with that tool. So satisfying
I thought it was so satisfying too. I am going to dig in deeper and play with it! 💖❣
OMG. The Popsicle stick you used when pouring the fragrance oil to prevent it from running down the jar.....Mind blown. Thank you thank you thank you!
I like all of the designs but the one on the thumbnail is my favorite.
I liked them all, but the swirl was my fave! 😍
Thanks, Elysa! I am going to do a little more experimenting with the rake through one. I think it's my favorite. 😊
Your soap designs so amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
Lovely work as always 🌷
I like the swirl one more than stripes.
Thank you, Madhura! Me too on this one. 💕
I like all three. The striped one is very clean line and I like that. The pull through is also a very sweet looking bar. I loved the colors you used, it inspired me to try those colors together in my own soap. My favorite striped shirt are in these exact colors, and I didn't think to put it in my own soap till I saw this, lol!
I liked the second cut, because I love things that are extra.
But I was quite taken with the single rake through before you finished the swirl; very pretty and aesthetically pleasing.
Thank you! I feel the same way, Rose! 💕
I'm just watching these endlessly.. very nice. You are artsy and I like how you are creative. Maybe I will try it one day.
Thank you! I just love it so much! I am bursting with ideas! 😊
I like the one you cut last. That's a favorite for me. 💖🌷
Thank you! 💖✨
Thank you for watching, liking, subscribing, and sharing! ~Teri 🌳💕
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I love the one with the very thin line in it! Of course the classic swirl is awesome too!
Thank you, Sherry! There are so many possibilities, it's hard to settle on one.💕
@@TreeMarieSoapworks Who says we ever have to "settle" ? LOL
Lol, I am just bursting with ideas and I just can't get to the next one fast enough! You know what I mean?
@@TreeMarieSoapworks I absolutely know what you mean! The idea fairy has set up camp in my brain!
Lots of techniques I got from you. Thanks for sharing your ideas
swirl is my favorite!
Just AMAZING 😊
Love all your Videos😍
Thank you, Loren! 😘💕
You’ve only come up in my suggested videos... I have no idea why I haven’t seen your channel before, but I’m now hooked! Spending all that time preparing the soap before raking it with the sticks was such a leap of faith, I could barely watch! Subbed of course, because your talent is insane!!
Yay! Thank you so much!
The last nine is my favorite
I love both! 💕 Very beautiful and a wonderful video, as always, Teri!
You inspire me so much, Holly! Thank you so much! 😘💕
11:35 I had this video playing on 2x speed and that moment made my mind swirl with numbers more than AP Calculus did, lol! Your color ability is unbeatable, absolutely amazing!
Lol! Thank you! 💕
These are gorgeous so relaxing to watch
Thank you so much! 💖✨
It is great to see different ways of cutting soaps to show how different they can look!! I would love more videos on different cutting/designs. You mentioned that you made a tutorial for Elements bath and body with a vertical line soap as well. Could you show that link please?
Thank you, Christy! Great idea! I plan on turning that vertical line soap into a video soon. Please stay tuned! In the meantime, here's the link: learning.elementsbathandbody.com/tutorial/in-the-key-of-purple-soap-recipe/
Hi Teri
What a wonderful soap and the way of making it with the sticks wowwwww
I loved it great work my friend 💖🎉🌹❤😊👍
Hello, my friend! I can't wait to experiment more with that rake through technique! I love the look! Thank you so much, Rawa! 😘💕🌳
Great video with explanations, well done! I like the striped soaps better, haven’t seen that look before, very cool. 👍💕
Thank you, Susan! I hope to perfect that. I am working on the video of the purple, white, and black one I showed, for Elements Bath and Body's Channel.
The colors are perfect!
Thank you! I love this combo too. 😍
Beautiful as always
Thank you, Susan! 💕
Those skinny sticks look like wooden coffee stirrers to me, but what a great idea!! I still use one I made a long time ago using cardboard and nails, but I like your tool idea much better. I like the concept of the stripes you were after the in the first design, and I agree that a medium trace batter would have been better for the design you were after (although that may have been tougher to pour into the sections and keep the soap from getting under the dividers when you tamp down the mold with medium trace). Both soaps are beautiful, as your work *always* is!
Yes, someone else said that. I don't drink coffee, so I wouldn't know. I think these flat, wider sticks make a nicer drag tool than something littler and rounder. You'll have to try it, Lisa!
I really love ur videos , thanks for sharing n keep up the good work!
Thank you so much! 💕
The striped ones look very neat and this design feels fresh ( I mean that swirls are kind of a "golden standard" in the soapmaking and almost everybody has them XD). I liked all three of your soaps, but the stripes design is my fav! Especially the purple version of it, exquisite choice of colors!! I can see that you're not only a gifted soapmaker, but also a talented artist as well :)
I think you are right, these are quite different. I want to perfect this technique. The key is to have a little thicker batter I think. Thank You, Li! 💗
Lovely! Personally, I prefer the second way to cut 😍
O these 2 bars, I like that one too! Thank you!
I love them all!! I so much appreciate what you are doing!! And I noticed you had “Black Rasp Vanilla” as the fragrance. But your white is so WHITE! And I just love everything you do
Black Raspberry Vanilla fragrances don't actually contain vanilla. They are very well behaved too. Win-win! Thank you, Melissa!
💖💞So beautiful!! Love both designs!
Thank you so much! Lol, I am more intrigued on the rake through one. I will have to do some more experimenting. 😘💕
What a pretty soap! Voting for he the single pull with the sticks. Wonder how the cut would turn out...
Me too! I will be experimenting with that.
Love this! Do you have a video or instructions on how you made the rake tool? Thanks!
I liked the tri-color one you cut off the end 😂
Lol, I didn't think to include that! 😁
Great video. I wish you would include the weight of your oils in ounces verses percentage.
Love the swirl one and with the skiny line! Im already in your group lol
Thank you, Angela! 💕
Really Artistic!
Thank you!
Beautiful job girl
Thank you!
perfectly, wonderfully
Hi teti..
You are great
I love watching your video
I was wondering how is your batter keeps fluidity so longer Even you use little water..
Could you please help me with that..
it's so beautiful!!amazing 💕💕💕
Thank you so much! ❣
The swirl is my favorite
Thank you, Carol! 😊 💕
I am new to soap crafting and find your expertise amazing. I am in awe of the designs. Very much like you I am afraid of using lye. My question is that you do your gel phase in your oven. Are you sure you are not building up lye residue in your oven that can cause toxic levels when you cook? Or am I mistaken? I am only asking out of concern for your health, so it is not meant to be rude but only out of concern. Ty for sharing your videos with us.
Very interesting to see you soap at low temperatures and then use the oven method I have not seen this before, do you find this method helps to make swirls? Thank you for making such inspiring and informative videos, your soaps look fantastic!
The lower temperatures give me more time to work. I force gel in the oven to avoid partial gel. I use less water, which causes it to have a harder time to gel completely.
Great tutorial.
Can you make a video on how you make your soap boxes pls? They are lovely.
Maybe sometime. It don't think many would want to go to the trouble of making them. 😊
I like the one that resembles a feather. I really enjoy watching you soap! Your always so precise. I've learned a lot about different types of swirls. Where did you purchase your cutter and planner?
We made the planer from instructions in this book. www.amazon.com/Everything-Soapmaking-Book-Step-Step/dp/1440550131/ref=sr_1_2?crid=3M0G3W2RKCHRT&keywords=the+everything+soap+making+book&qid=1569163711&s=gateway&sprefix=the+everything+soap%2Caps%2C198&sr=8-2
The link to the cutter is in description.
I love all of them, but actually, I think I preferred the one where you pulled it through. The effect was so gorgeous and neat, that "comb" of coffee stirrers was such a good idea. I must admit, it's a bit of a shame knowing that vanilla seems to be one of the bigger culprits for discolouration so often (and it's my favourite scent) - it was nice to see that this fragrance oil doesn't seem to discolour. Vanilla and raspberry though. That's about as good as it gets, IMO!
Hello, there! I can't wait to experiment more with that technique! Maybe yet today! 🤔
Sadly, I don't think this scent really smells like vanilla. It's more fruity. It is a good "go to" scent when looking for a well-behaved fragrance though.
I am with you, I tend to love all the fragrances that turn brown. For me, the ones with amber are so divine! I maybe should do some videos on designing with FO's that discolor.
@@TreeMarieSoapworks Ahh such a shame. I think that would be a really good video, yes. I mean, of course you can use the colour to your advantage if you're making something that works for tan/brown or whatnot, but its a nuisance if you want to a make a white vanilla-scented soap. It makes me wonder how they manage it commercially!
They do make a vanilla stabilizer. But I hear that the soap eventually starts turning brown anyway.
That was so cool!!!!
Where did you get the planer? BTW your soap is beautiful.
Thank you, Teri. I find your videos so soothing, apart from incredibly interesting and informative. I love both designs, but a bit more inclined to the design of the second loaf you cut. I have a question, if you don't mind: I just came across Pomace Olive Oil. Is it ok to use it for soap? How does it compare with regular Olive Oil? Thanks.
Thank you so much! I really don't have much experience with Pomace OO. I don't like the green color. That would be a good question to ask in the Tree Marie Soapworks Facebook Group. facebook.com/groups/treemariesoapworks/
it's amazing how clean you work ! when i make soap..it's a disaster behind me :))))) verry interesing way to premix your colors ! where can i find that spatula ? :* your technique blows me away !!!
Thank you so much, Anna! Lol! I have the link to a palette knife similar to mine in the description. 💕
Hi can you explain me more detail how to make the comb?? Ty
Hi Teri, I love watching your work. I’m looking for a new hand mixer, which one are you using?
You should take a look at videos about water marbling ! It could be inspiring for your soap making.
I have been looking at those! I love them. I will be making some inspired by marbling soon too. 💕
@@TreeMarieSoapworksI miss doing water marbling. that would make awesome soaps. By the way I am not a soap maker but I find the videos relaxing
I like the one on the right.
Thank you, Ann Marie!
،I loved the second cut amazing
Thank you! Mazon, right? 💕
Great video please can you tell me the brand of the color dye you use.
Please check description.
Try to make optical illusion soap I would like to see 🤗
Which soap is that? 🤔
I would love a link to see.
@@TreeMarieSoapworks I sent you a post on Instagram
This is the first video of yours that I’ve watched, out of curiosity, why do you mix colurants on the glass as opposed to in the bowls?
I don't like getting specks in my batter. This way I can get all the specks out. Micas aren't bad, but Oxides, Ultramarines, and Neons are the ones that are notorious for specks. I am an artist at heart so this is really just my preferred method.
Hello, I used oils of coco and olivo but the trace gave very fast, i check temperature, i used calculator mendrulandia. why?
Nice 👌
This is in no way meant to be rude. I have recently started watching soap making videos and I'm hooked. Can I ask you why you make a lot smaller batch than most others I watch ? Is it because it is for instruction so you don't make much ?
No problem, a lot of these techniques don't lend themselves to large slab molds. I also want to teach, and personally, I just like working with these sizes better.
The rack technique...💜👍🏾
It is so satisfying isn't it?
Tbh I like this design more than the purple one, this one has an Urban Outfitters vibe
Thank you!
is mica, oxide, clay, etc in soap bars safe to use on face? or just body and hands? thank you
Lovely!!!! Do you use silicone dividers or acrylic?
Acrylic
love your videos so much! I would like to maby hear different music thow.. i know the music now by heart lol...
Noted. 😊
I love that
Magnifique 😊
Thank you!
I liked the one on the right with the Little swirl at the top. Thank you for sharing the calculator that you use.
Also do you know of a natural colorant calculator?
Thanks, Sarah! You can use this calculator for anything that you measure in teaspoons per pound of soap or per pound of oils. So it works for natural colorants and even additives. You just need to know the suggested rate. For example, I just made a soap using paprika as the colorant. I used it at a rate of 2 tsp PPS. Did you watch the video explaining it on Elements Bath and Body's Channel?
Tree Marie Soapworks not yet but I will!
Hi . You asked for suggestions for future videos. Please could you show us different creative ways to use all the confetti and planings. . Also how to create less confetti. I currently feel like I have more confetti than soap! 🤣
Why do you have so much confetti? Is it from planing or beveling? I usually don't make confetti soap, but I could. 🤔 I usually roll it into balls and give it to family to use for hand soaps. Here are some great ideas I have saved:
www.pinterest.com/pin/57702438963858108/?nic=1
www.pinterest.com/pin/365565694750089072/
Tree Marie Soapworks Yes it is planing and bevelling, maybe that’s the video needed. My family are snowed under with all the trial soaps I am currently making as a newbie! In the UK we have to have every soap assessed before we can sell and once done that recipe can’t be changed. Hence the need to practice and experiment before going to assessment.
I don't see a lot of glycerin rivers. How did you mitigate that?
Use a water discount. That solves a lot of issues. For most of my recipes I use 25% "water as a percent of oil weight" in soapcalc. It does give you less time to work, but as you can see, I have plenty of time to work.
Tree Marie Soapworks thank you so much! I’ll try that you rock!
I love your videos!! Thank you so much for sharing. By the way, which scale do you use?
I think I gave the link in the description. It's a KD-8000.
Wha5 is the reason for leaving the oven light on?
The light just adds a little heat to keep it warm when the oven is turned off.
Beautiful how did you make the rake?
Yes I wanna know as wwll
Teri.. I swear I watch this just to watch you mix colorants😂
Aww...thank you! It satisfies my inner artist. 💕
你好~😉
請問怎麼量尺寸，可以切出那麼完美的尺寸，覺得好厲害好精準
看到你不是量對角……好棒~~👍
謝謝你
Hi Marie, what does PPO mean? Like in "Titanium Dioxide (.25t PPO)" Thanks
Per pound of oil
@@amistydimnesssoap7005 Thanks
The first version of the pattern reminds me of stick on nail polish stickers..
Oh, yeah, you are right. 👍
The raked, first pass. 😊
Thank you, Tania! Me too! 😊
Muito perfeito
Can you please tell me what is the brand of your stick blender and where did you buy it?
The link is in the description. It isn't cheap, but well worth the cost. I love it!
@@TreeMarieSoapworks thank you! :) I see that it is not making bubbles...looks perfect!
Hola el color blanco es una mica?
Hello! 💕 The white is Titanium Dioxide.
@@TreeMarieSoapworks gracias
It’s very dangerous to be soaping in glass containers, what if someone watching does this and it shatters on them?
Safety is a concern for sure! I make sure to use a plastic container to mix the water and lye. That is where the real risk is. I have used plastic for my batter bowl and it has proved to be more unsafe for me. I have had accidents with plastic bowls. They were the right kind of plastic, but they are flimsy, and they crack. The handle completely broke off one of mine. The soap batter is in the bowl for a very short time and no etching has occurred. Thank you for your concern.
The thumbnail looked like teeth and gums 😂
The finished soap is beautiful!
Lol! 😆 Thanks so much, Courtney! 😊
omg i thought the same thing! i didnt want to sound weird about it by mentioning it though XP
Hola. Tengo la barrera del idioma pero intento enteder bien. Gracias muy bellos
Thank you, Carmen! 💕❣
The one looks like feathers!
Thank you! 💕
What Size are these final Soaps?
They are approximately 2.25" x 3.5" x 1".
漂亮的宣染，為何這樣的切割？
Thank you! I'm not sure what your are asking. I show 2 different ways to cut this soap to get 2 different designs.
哦…了解，妳的意思是 從2種不一樣的角度切割，讓我們知道可以2種花樣，嗯…謝謝妳！
I love the swirl definitely the swirl. Not so much for the stripes.
Thank you, Jane! That's my favorite of the two bars for sure!