I learned so much by stepping out of my comfort zone and just going for it with these tests. This was a lot of fun to do, and this is one of my all-time favorite scents. I hope this is helpful to others as well.
When I first starting out soaping, wondering why you couldn’t add the fragrances to the oils was a question a frequently had that no one seemed to know the answer to. Turns out you totally can add fragrances to the oils, an easier and simpler process that I still don’t understand why more people don’t do.
You handled yourself so well. I have a hard time with misbehaving f.o.'s. They soap turned out Really pretty too. She Can soap it...and did it well. Good job!
At least they were honest about the FO! I have a fragrance that rices like this one does, I just work it into my design, which means it's a layered soap. But I just love the scent so much it doesn't bother me. I'll have to try adding it to my oils first to see if it helps! You definitely handled yourself well with making this soap,I might have thrown it in my crock pot. You can get some really cheap ones at the thrift store to use add dedicated soaping ones btw. Great job tho, and the final product turned out beautifully! Nicely done!
Thank you! I do need to look into getting an inexpensive crock pot. I'd love to try HP one day. And yes, I love how Brambleberry's site has been spot on with the FO behaviors with everything I've tried so far, and I do love this scent 😍. I think with my watermelon soap, I still will add the FO to each layer so I have time to work with it, and it doesn't rice near this much. Different designs definitely call for different techniques. Thanks so much again! 🥰
This looks brilliant, thank you. I have a great smelling fo that rices, I can try and use it now 🤗 What temperature was your oils at when you added the lye? I’ve tried freezing the frame but I can’t read it 🤔
They were 118F on the oils and 106F on the lye. Soaping at room temp may help even more. I do know that some soapers say this didn't work for them to avoid ricing. Maybe the fragrance and recipe play a role in it too. It couldn't hurt to make a test yourself and see how it goes. 😃
I hope it helps 🥰. I still recommend making a test batch to see if this works for you. There's so many variables with soaping that it wouldn't surprise me if this didn't work in every situation. If this doesn't work for you, hot processing is the way to go. With HP, you add your fragrance after the soap has cooked, and so there's no ricing, seizing, or acceleration.
Turned out good! I’ve heard that if an FO rices but doesn’t accelerate you can leave it alone for 15 minutes and then blend and it turns out fine. I haven’t tested this theory yet.
Mystic Maiden Soap thank you! 😍 I've heard that too. They say to wait and let it go into gel phase. I keep my water content low and didn't know if that might prevent it from working in this case. However, adding the FO to the oils prevents ricing which to me is way easier than working with ricing after it occurs.
I learned so much by stepping out of my comfort zone and just going for it with these tests. This was a lot of fun to do, and this is one of my all-time favorite scents. I hope this is helpful to others as well.
Thank you made my first batch yesterday 💖 was a fail but I got ricing but after this video no more
At what temperature are you soaping at
Great work with your experimentation! Misbehaving fragrances offer quite the challenge and you did so well!
Wow! Thank you so much!🥰
Also, thank you for being so spot on with how the FOs behave in soap. It’s been wonderful working with BB’s products. 😍
This turned out really good!
Calico Kitties thank you! This was a really fun topic to experiment with and learn about. Now I can make soap with one of my favorite 90's scents 😍
Very interesting tests! I've never thought of adding fragrance to the oils first. Amazing video and lovely soap
Thank you! 🥰
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When I first starting out soaping, wondering why you couldn’t add the fragrances to the oils was a question a frequently had that no one seemed to know the answer to. Turns out you totally can add fragrances to the oils, an easier and simpler process that I still don’t understand why more people don’t do.
You handled yourself so well. I have a hard time with misbehaving f.o.'s. They soap turned out Really pretty too. She Can soap it...and did it well. Good job!
Thank you! It was fun trying new things too 😍
You making cold process soap very well !
Thank you. I try really hard to do a good job. 😃
At least they were honest about the FO! I have a fragrance that rices like this one does, I just work it into my design, which means it's a layered soap. But I just love the scent so much it doesn't bother me. I'll have to try adding it to my oils first to see if it helps!
You definitely handled yourself well with making this soap,I might have thrown it in my crock pot. You can get some really cheap ones at the thrift store to use add dedicated soaping ones btw.
Great job tho, and the final product turned out beautifully! Nicely done!
Thank you! I do need to look into getting an inexpensive crock pot. I'd love to try HP one day. And yes, I love how Brambleberry's site has been spot on with the FO behaviors with everything I've tried so far, and I do love this scent 😍.
I think with my watermelon soap, I still will add the FO to each layer so I have time to work with it, and it doesn't rice near this much. Different designs definitely call for different techniques.
Thanks so much again! 🥰
I loooove this scent. It's one of my favorites from back in the day. I'm glad you made it work out. :)
I love this one too. Thank you. 🥰
Awesome! The soap came out wonderful! I love the colors and the swirl is awesome! You really make it work great! Awesome job!
Aroma Delight Beauty Care Products thank you! 🥰 I hope it’s helpful too. I could find this info on ricing fragrances, and so I decided to test it. 😃
This looks brilliant, thank you. I have a great smelling fo that rices, I can try and use it now 🤗 What temperature was your oils at when you added the lye? I’ve tried freezing the frame but I can’t read it 🤔
They were 118F on the oils and 106F on the lye. Soaping at room temp may help even more. I do know that some soapers say this didn't work for them to avoid ricing. Maybe the fragrance and recipe play a role in it too. It couldn't hurt to make a test yourself and see how it goes. 😃
@@JandWSoaps thank you 😊
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Thanks for this - I just had my first ricing experience and wasn't sure how best to handle it.
I hope it helps 🥰. I still recommend making a test batch to see if this works for you. There's so many variables with soaping that it wouldn't surprise me if this didn't work in every situation. If this doesn't work for you, hot processing is the way to go. With HP, you add your fragrance after the soap has cooked, and so there's no ricing, seizing, or acceleration.
@@JandWSoaps thank you - I may give HP a try as I've never done that yet
@@jeffzwally I love HP and CP. I think you'll like it. 🥰
Turned out good!
I’ve heard that if an FO rices but doesn’t accelerate you can leave it alone for 15 minutes and then blend and it turns out fine. I haven’t tested this theory yet.
Mystic Maiden Soap thank you! 😍
I've heard that too. They say to wait and let it go into gel phase. I keep my water content low and didn't know if that might prevent it from working in this case. However, adding the FO to the oils prevents ricing which to me is way easier than working with ricing after it occurs.
J & W Soaps definitely something for me to remember! Thank you.
I use a 1.25:1 ratio so I get the low water amount 😁
ManshaaLah keep going 👍👌👍🥐
Thank you!