I made a batch today. First time! The soap isn't quite as ruby red, but gorgeous! Cannot wait to cut it tomorrow. Thank you for these inspiring videos!!!!
You are an amazing soap maker , your videos are beautiful,warm and very very heart touching ❤ relaxing ,so lovely , really enjoy every single moment of you doing soap,mesmerizing ,thank you so much 👏🏻👏🏻
The color is amazing, wouldn’t change a thing even if there is bleeding! Wish smell-a-vision was a real thing, bet they smell as beautiful as they look. Thank you for sharing.
Wow, Sara! I thought using silk in soap is decadent, I can't even imagine how dreamy cashmere feels. Thank you for sharing this beautiful tutorial, Sara. The finished product is gorgeous!
I too was surprised with the amazing colour using Himalayan rhubarb powder, you always create such peaceful videos and beautiful soap. Thank you again.
I love watching your videos. It is very enjoyable to watch your production process, including the music you have chosen, it is like therapy. I have also tried this recipe of yours. I have experimented with himalayan rhubarb 2 times. In fact, in the second one, I did the whole process, including the mixing temperatures, exactly as you showed. When mixing the oils, a wonderful red tone was formed on both. Whenever I added the lye mixture and started mixing, I got an interesting grayish-blue tone. 😞But I want red. I rely on your experience; according to you, why might I not have achieved the color red?🙏❤
I love the color that it came out as. I’m curious, if it made it darker because you infused all of the oils together with it. Rather than doing an olive oil infusion. What are your thoughts?
Thank you for sharing.truely lovely. N color suprise. Red very hard to get natural for me. Always wonderful videos u do. So inspiring and I'm hopping to start a business in June! But alot goes into packaging, ingredients ,making,designs just endless. So doing other products besides soap to get started.
What a beautiful colour, have never tried this but now feel it a must! I agree about bleeding colours so maybe half the amount? I know the colour will be a lot lighter but it is still a lovely hue. Never tried the cashmere also and I like that idea rather than silk fibres. Thank you for the lovely video.
Hello tellervo. Can you please make for us shampoo bar based on soap, and can we use superfat on trace in cold process soap, I mean is that work don't miss my luxurious oils, or using your simple hot process soap and in the end we put the superfat, for keeping our luxurious oils... and thank you so much for you recipes 👍👍👌👌❤❤
Hi, love the beautiful red color of the soap! Also, noticed that you put the soap under running water to remove the soda ash. Please, can you explain me how that works? I get soda ash every time my soap go through gel phase.. Thanks for sharing your videos!
also as I’m just starting to study cold and hot process soap making before I actually start the process (I’ve been doing melt and pour for many years) but, checking the lye temps. Some people say make sure the temps are about the same between lye and oils and some say just make sure the lye solution is not hotter than oils… What temps on each part do you recommend each being before adding lye solution to oils?
I love your videos they are soothing and simple to follow ! What size load mold are you using for each of your recipes? Is it a 40-44oz loaf mold each time? Thank you for sharing your art with us!
how do your soaps behave over time? I noticed that you do not use tallow nor lard nor palm oil, the key ingredient to make the soap hard over time and nor turn into a sloppy mess. I do know that shea and cocoa butter can be used instead like you do, but need to cure for up to 2 years, but you only cure them for a month. any insight?
Why would they need to be cured for 2 years? Butters like cocoa and shea butter contain lots of stearic and palmitic acid. These are the same fatty acids that can be found in lard, tallow and palm, and these are the fatty acids that contribute to a hard and long lasting soap. There's nothing special about the fats that you mentioned and they can be substituted with fats that have similar fatty acid profiles without having to cure for any longer.
@@tellervo. it's what the article said xdd so it discouraged me, until i accidently found your channel and recipes)) thank you that answers my question))
Yes it's available worldwide. The currency is automatically converted by the payment provider at checkout. Unfortunately my website does not allow me to display different currencies at this time.
Haven't soaped for two weeks and I was about to do some, my brain "Don't forget about the lye! Hey, you forgot some habits! Careful with this ingredient!" Then I remembered, "Hey, Sara has got a nicer and quieter way of doing soap."
What kind of cloth are you using to strain your infused oils? I've used cheesecloth before but sometimes it doesn't seem dense enough to keep tiny bits out so I have to do it again.
How neatly she makes soap! Just lovely watching the whole process 💚
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Agreed! My kitchen looks like a bomb went off after I'm done making soaps. 😂
Ce parfumantul ati folosit?
So soothing to watch. Thanks for sharing this lovely soap recipe.
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I made a batch today. First time! The soap isn't quite as ruby red, but gorgeous! Cannot wait to cut it tomorrow. Thank you for these inspiring videos!!!!
I love that symphony!!!! Loved the soap results also
I’ve found this video fascinating, and I’m sure I’ve gained a new hobby I can’t wait to try this , thanks so much. And the added info is wonderful.x
Absolutely lovely. Your videos are always so soothing to watch. Loved the change of colour in the mix.
Thank you Kells🥰
The color is perfect actually ❤
You are an amazing soap maker , your videos are beautiful,warm and very very heart touching ❤ relaxing ,so lovely , really enjoy every single moment of you doing soap,mesmerizing ,thank you so much 👏🏻👏🏻
The color is amazing, wouldn’t change a thing even if there is bleeding! Wish smell-a-vision was a real thing, bet they smell as beautiful as they look.
Thank you for sharing.
Thank you🥰
I'm fascinated with the colors, so beautiful. Awesome video, gorgeous soap. Thank you for sharing.
The colour is absolutely stunning!!
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Wow, Sara! I thought using silk in soap is decadent, I can't even imagine how dreamy cashmere feels. Thank you for sharing this beautiful tutorial, Sara. The finished product is gorgeous!
Thank you so much for your kind words🥰
What a beautiful soap, i just love himalayan rhubarb the way it changes in this process and I bet that cashmere makes a very nice additive too x
Thank you, I think it's very nice😊
Técnicas maravilhosas e super bem empregadas! Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho! 👏👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much🤗
I too was surprised with the amazing colour using Himalayan rhubarb powder, you always create such peaceful videos and beautiful soap. Thank you again.
Thank you so much🤗
It looks so beautiful and the color is gorgeous I enjoy your videos you have a peaceful energy when you make your soaps!Thank you for sharing them
Thank you so much🤗
Seu trabalho é muito lindo estou apaixonada, encantada, quanta delicadeza 🥰
Hi from Florida! Gorgeous soap! The color is amazing! I had not heard of using cashmere fibers, thank you for sharing!
Thank you so much🥰
I love silk in soap and I made a Himalayan rhubarb soap and I love the color 😍! This is a pretty soap.
Beautiful soap. Thank you for sharing your knowledge
Love that color!
I’ve never seen such beautiful red in cold process soap; bravo 👏
Thank you so much🤗
Gorgeous color.
Such a glorious colour, WOW!
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Lovely video. So easy to watch and learn from thank you
Awesome! What a wild and wonderful ride. Cashmere! Amazing.
Thank you🤗
Oh my that is a glorious soap and colour
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Beautiful colour! And so relaxing to watch - as always. Thank you for sharing. 😊
Thank you so much Lizzie🥰
Astonishing!!! Thanks for your videos!! Hugs from Argentina!!
Thank you so much! Hugs🌸
I love your way of making soap and filming.
You inspire me, one day I will send you vedio of my soap.
Thank you.
Thank you so much🤗
Stunning 😍😍😍
Your videos are awesome!!! Where did you get your heating stove?
Very lovely soap. The color turned out beautifully.
Thank you😊
I love watching your videos. It is very enjoyable to watch your production process, including the music you have chosen, it is like therapy. I have also tried this recipe of yours. I have experimented with himalayan rhubarb 2 times. In fact, in the second one, I did the whole process, including the mixing temperatures, exactly as you showed. When mixing the oils, a wonderful red tone was formed on both. Whenever I added the lye mixture and started mixing, I got an interesting grayish-blue tone. 😞But I want red. I rely on your experience; according to you, why might I not have achieved the color red?🙏❤
Wow! what an amazing colour!! I love watching your videos, so relaxing and calming. Thank you :)
Thank you so much💝💝
Wow. Great color!
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Watching you so relaxing 😌
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Beautiful soap
Gorgeous soap great to watch
A Very Beautiful Soap!! Thank You 😊
Thank you😊
I like alllll ur recipes i will try definitely .to start my small .. business
Your soaps look so luxurious. I am now following your techniques adding Citric Acid etc…
Where do you source your Cocoa & Shea Butter? Thanks
I love color 😍 thank you for sharing your beautiful video 💓
Thank you💝
I love the color that it came out as. I’m curious, if it made it darker because you infused all of the oils together with it. Rather than doing an olive oil infusion. What are your thoughts?
Ms. Tellervo it is so nice watching you making soap. Where did you buy the Himalayan Rhubarb? Thanks for sharing 🙏
that color is breathtaking! and its natural :o does it stay like that or does it fade?
Best soap making video
Thank you for sharing.truely lovely. N color suprise. Red very hard to get natural for me. Always wonderful videos u do. So inspiring and I'm hopping to start a business in June! But alot goes into packaging, ingredients ,making,designs just endless. So doing other products besides soap to get started.
Thank you! That's so exciting I wish you success☺️
Beautiful
Tussah silk, is very nice..
Muhteşem renk ve meditasyon etkisi! 😌 Paylaşım için teşekkür ederim. Türkiye'den sevgiler 🤍❤️
Thanks so much💝
Beautiful ❤️
I didn't know you could rinse soda ash off of soap. Beautiful colour
Beautiful..
Is it possible to double this amount ,im thinking this would make a splendid Xmas gift.
Thank you again, Sarah. Great information 😊
My pleasure🤗
Beautiful colour ❤️
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Absolutely gorgeous!!
Thank you🤗
Sooooo beautiful ♥️♥️♥️♥️
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I loveeee this video
What a beautiful colour, have never tried this but now feel it a must! I agree about bleeding colours so maybe half the amount? I know the colour will be a lot lighter but it is still a lovely hue. Never tried the cashmere also and I like that idea rather than silk fibres. Thank you for the lovely video.
Thank you😊 I was actually thinking of halving the amount of powder next time and see how that would turn out!
@@tellervo. oh please report back if you do, it is such a nice hue and to be able to get just the right amount would be very satisfying😊.
@@artycrafty9209 Will do☺
As a soap maker, does your way of benefiting from plant extracts and their aromatic benefits and powders in your soap give those benefits?
Amazing colour 🥰 I tried your other recipe using himalayan rubharb and it turn into beautifull pink, I will try this recipe too 😊
Awesome🤗
Oh my God the color is so beautiful 😍
May I ask you why you don't use palm oil in your recipes?
🥰🥰 I have used it before but I just don't find it necessary🙂
I just purchase ur ebook now ..
I hope you like it and find it useful🤗
Himalayan Rhubarb is simply amazing.
It really is😊
Hello tellervo. Can you please make for us shampoo bar based on soap, and can we use superfat on trace in cold process soap, I mean is that work don't miss my luxurious oils, or using your simple hot process soap and in the end we put the superfat, for keeping our luxurious oils... and thank you so much for you recipes 👍👍👌👌❤❤
I don't like soap as shampoo so no🙂 But yes you can add the superfat later!
Hi, love the beautiful red color of the soap! Also, noticed that you put the soap under running water to remove the soda ash. Please, can you explain me how that works? I get soda ash every time my soap go through gel phase.. Thanks for sharing your videos!
I do this too if I get ash, it just rinses it off. Also makes your soap nice and shiny
@@LisaG442 Thanks, I'll try it! Have a nice day..
Thank you so much! Basically you can just rinse it off with hot water😊 I don't think it's ideal to use tap water but it does work pretty well!
@@tellervo. Thank you for the tip! 🙂
also as I’m just starting to study cold and hot process soap making before I actually start the process (I’ve been doing melt and pour for many years) but, checking the lye temps. Some people say make sure the temps are about the same between lye and oils and some say just make sure the lye solution is not hotter than oils…
What temps on each part do you recommend each being before adding lye solution to oils?
I recommend that both are around 30-40 degrees celsius☺️
Beautiful thank you!
Thank you😊
Thanks it is amazing where i can get another ingredients it is not written ?
I have a soap just like this, it looks like handmade fudge
Nice😊
Hi mam ur mould size plz ?? Link plz from where to buy thanx .....lots of love from India ❤
Thank u dear for this information. Your friend from India
My pleasure🤗
I love your videos they are soothing and simple to follow ! What size load mold are you using for each of your recipes? Is it a 40-44oz loaf mold each time? Thank you for sharing your art with us!
Thank you so much! It's a 900 gram mold😊
I notice you use disposable cups, can you not use reusable ones instead?
Me encantan tus recetas ,tienes un libro en español para la venta? ,muchas gracias
how do your soaps behave over time? I noticed that you do not use tallow nor lard nor palm oil, the key ingredient to make the soap hard over time and nor turn into a sloppy mess. I do know that shea and cocoa butter can be used instead like you do, but need to cure for up to 2 years, but you only cure them for a month. any insight?
Why would they need to be cured for 2 years? Butters like cocoa and shea butter contain lots of stearic and palmitic acid.
These are the same fatty acids that can be found in lard, tallow and palm, and these are the fatty acids that contribute to a hard and long lasting soap.
There's nothing special about the fats that you mentioned and they can be substituted with fats that have similar fatty acid profiles without having to cure for any longer.
@@tellervo. it's what the article said xdd so it discouraged me, until i accidently found your channel and recipes)) thank you that answers my question))
Lovely soap. Lovely video, thank you. Could you put a link to where you bought the Himalayan Rhubarb powder from?
Thank you😊 Here's the link: www.wonkyweaver.com/product-page/himalayan-rhubarb-for-soaps-25g
Can lemon juice be added instead of citric acid
Are the oils used in your soap compatible with the extracts of aromatic plants and powders?
Wonderful soap, thank you very much!
Have you tried using alkanna tinctoria? I’m trying but...
Thank you! Yes I have but I used too little so the color wasn't that great but I will try again in the future🙂 It was in my 'favorite soap' video
Magnifique couleur !
It's beautiful, I'm wondering whether handmade soap is safe for eczema condition?
Thank you☺️ I think yes but you'd have to try to know
Try to Google it and you'll probably find out.
In my country its hard to find cashmere fiber. Can I skip adding cashmere fiber? If I don't use cashmere fiber, Will it effect the product?
Am i able to buy book thru your website but im in the USA i dont see US currency availability??
Yes it's available worldwide. The currency is automatically converted by the payment provider at checkout. Unfortunately my website does not allow me to display different currencies at this time.
È bellissimo.complimenti
Squee! Perfect video to start my Saturday with!
Aw🥰
Would it be ok to not put in the oven and just let it set out in a workspace?
Sure🙂
I would love to know where you got your cutting board
I have a link in the description box🙂
Maravilhoso vou tentar fazer 🇧🇷
I want some.
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Gorgeous soap. What rhubarb did you use?
Thanks :) Himalayan rhubarb
Thank you for watching🌷🌷
The soap formulator’s workbook + free recipe booklet: www.tellervo.fi/shop/p/the-soap-formulators-workbook
Haven't soaped for two weeks and I was about to do some, my brain "Don't forget about the lye! Hey, you forgot some habits! Careful with this ingredient!"
Then I remembered, "Hey, Sara has got a nicer and quieter way of doing soap."
@@ZerkaS aw🥰
هل البودرة الحمراء دم الغزال؟
One question, where did you buy the cashmere fiber?
هل الكتاب مترجم للعربية
Great results, the soap is nice.
How and where to find Himalayan rhubarb powder in Nigeria.
At what point did you add soda ash.
And the wool, where can one get it
Thank you! Soda ash is formed on top of the soap sometimes. I got my cashmere fiber from etsy and himalayan rhubarb from wonkyweaver.com
What fragrance oil u used this soap mam
Mam where will you get this silk fibers..link please
Wonder if beet root powder would work in place of the Himalayan rhubarb powder ?
I’ve used beet root powder and that makes the soap a light brown.
What kind of cloth are you using to strain your infused oils? I've used cheesecloth before but sometimes it doesn't seem dense enough to keep tiny bits out so I have to do it again.
there is a "flour sack cloth" that has a more dense weave you can get/use.
@@richardlo1330 Oooh! I have some of those! I've never thought to use them that way! Thank you so much! I love my flour sack towels!
What do you do with the edge cuts?