Very refreshing n simple n basic ingredients so that everybody can enjoy making their own handmade charcoal honey n ofcourse coffee granules soaps fantastic melt n pour soaps will define make for my loved ones Thnk your soo much for such a wonderful soaps 👌🌷🌺👍💯
Thank you so much @emagyne1 . When layering the soap remember to spray the alcohol between layers, so it can settle without separating. Also, make sure the soap don't stand for too long drying between layers but ensuring it is also hard enough to don't mix. I will be working on a video to give a little bit more tips on this topic. Thanks a lot for sharing your experience :)
Would be helpful to put more in the description for us newbies at this. I'd much rather know where you bought the soap related stuff than where you got your gloves and face mask. Grow your channel by doing this
You can purchase silicone soap molds and activated charcoal from Amazon. The melt & pour soap base are available from any craft store like Michael's; as well as Amazon very affordably. Hope this helps, and happy Soaping!
Hi Takeila, this could happen if you add too much honey in your mix. For example, if you use 100g of melt and pour then I would recommend to use UP TO 15ml of honey. Thank you so much for your comment and I hope it helps.
Hi Ele, thank you for sharing your comment, coffee grounds are perfectly safe to use in the melt and pour soaps. Due to the small amount used, it cannot clog the drains, but it can add a nice exfoliating touch when applying on the skin. ;)
Hi Sasha, Thanks for watching. I made my own soap base but you can find a really nice selection with Stephenson Melt & Pour bases. www.stephensonpersonalcare.com ;)
Hi Alina, the rubbing alcohol help layers to stick together when working with melt and pour. It also helps to get rid of the bubbles.:) Thanks for watching
Why do you need gloves with melt and pour .....the lye is not supposed to be there anymore, I thought. Also, aren't you supposed to tell us the correct temp of the soap while working with it?
Hi Julie, thanks for sharing your comments and questions. The gloves are necessary not only when working with lye or the cold process but, when using other ingredients that can be irritants to the skin, for example the essential oils. Thanks for the tip about the correct temperature. It is normally displayed on the videos but certainly we can ensure to remind our viewers not going up to 150 fahrenheit to avoid the soap to burn.
You made that look so easy. Melt and pour soaping isn’t as easy as it looks though. Beautiful work.
Ooh yes I love this.🙂 The soap came out nice.
Wow what a fantastic recipe for a soap I have been wanting to try to make my own this might be the one think I will try when I try
Very refreshing n simple n basic ingredients so that everybody can enjoy making their own handmade charcoal honey n ofcourse coffee granules soaps fantastic melt n pour soaps will define make for my loved ones Thnk your soo much for such a wonderful soaps 👌🌷🌺👍💯
These soaps are lovely, thank you!
Beautiful
Excellent I WL surely make. Thank you.
Thanks Almas ;)
Beautiful soap.
Thank you! :)
Loved the video ❤️
Thank you Poushali ;)
Many thanks for your video I got it 😀👍
No problem 👍
The soap matches the board
Love it. Question. I tried to make layer soap. It was good until I cut it and the layers separated.
Thank you so much @emagyne1 . When layering the soap remember to spray the alcohol between layers, so it can settle without separating. Also, make sure the soap don't stand for too long drying between layers but ensuring it is also hard enough to don't mix. I will be working on a video to give a little bit more tips on this topic. Thanks a lot for sharing your experience :)
Possibly because you didn't use rubbing alcohol between the layers! It's something you have to do. Keep on going , we are all learning!
Would be helpful to put more in the description for us newbies at this. I'd much rather know where you bought the soap related stuff than where you got your gloves and face mask. Grow your channel by doing this
Thanks Julie, great suggestion!
You can purchase silicone soap molds and activated charcoal from Amazon. The melt & pour soap base are available from any craft store like Michael's; as well as Amazon very affordably. Hope this helps, and happy Soaping!
Do the work yourself!! It’s experimenting. Grow your mind that way! ❤️
loved it
Thanks for your feedback :)
Awesome video!!
Thanks a lot C Jacobs ;)
Are you using essential oils or fragrance oils please?
Do your soap sweat from using honey I tend to have that problem sometimes
Hi Takeila, this could happen if you add too much honey in your mix. For example, if you use 100g of melt and pour then I would recommend to use UP TO 15ml of honey. Thank you so much for your comment and I hope it helps.
@@v-rebornuk5385 thank you I figured that was the problem thank you so much 😊
Olá adoro este sabonete, para que serve? Que tipo de pele? Obrigada
How long do you wait in between layers
Are coffee grounds safe to use on soap? I'm concern about them. Clogging the drain pipes?
Hi Ele, thank you for sharing your comment, coffee grounds are perfectly safe to use in the melt and pour soaps. Due to the small amount used, it cannot clog the drains, but it can add a nice exfoliating touch when applying on the skin. ;)
What soap base did you use
Hi Sasha, Thanks for watching. I made my own soap base but you can find a really nice selection with Stephenson Melt & Pour bases. www.stephensonpersonalcare.com ;)
What’s the rubbing alcohol for ?
Hi Alina, the rubbing alcohol help layers to stick together when working with melt and pour. It also helps to get rid of the bubbles.:) Thanks for watching
@@v-rebornuk5385 thanks
I liked the idea of honey and charcoal, but not fond of coffee
What is your soap base.
Hi Kim, there are some few in the market. I personaly like using Stephenson. Great range and quality soap base for melt and pour soaps. :)
You shouldn't use metal when using charcoal you just deactivated the properties!
Thanks for your feedback
Why do you need gloves with melt and pour .....the lye is not supposed to be there anymore, I thought. Also, aren't you supposed to tell us the correct temp of the soap while working with it?
Hi Julie, thanks for sharing your comments and questions. The gloves are necessary not only when working with lye or the cold process but, when using other ingredients that can be irritants to the skin, for example the essential oils.
Thanks for the tip about the correct temperature. It is normally displayed on the videos but certainly we can ensure to remind our viewers not going up to 150 fahrenheit to avoid the soap to burn.