EXPLICACIÓN EN ESPAÑOL DEL BETUM /FROSTING Este es el truco para hacer jabón batido -La relación de aceites duros es mucho mayor que los aceites líquidos en una receta de jabón batido. -He derretido y enfriado los aceites hasta que son semisólidos (temperatura ambiente) -Ahora, voy a batir los aceites con una batidora para incorporar un poco de aire - Recordé que el volumen de jabón será mucho mayor de lo habitual -Voy a tener que cambiar a un contenedor más grande -mucho mejor ... espacio para aumentar volumen. -Recuerde, este son sólo aceites, todavía la solución de lejía se ha añadido. -Antes de añadir la solución de lejia, esta listo en consistencia como un merengue suave. - Creo que ahora será un buen momento para incorporar mi solución de lejía. -Recuerda, la lejia se encuentra fresca... añadida con mucho cuidado para evitar salpicaduras. -La batidora se encuentra en velocidad baja, para incorporar de a poco y plenamente la solución de lejía. -Quiero mezclar a mano aquí ... para asegurarme de haber incorporado completamente cualquier solución de lejía desde el fondo del tazón. -Es tiempo para la adición de fragancia. - Otra vez, revuelva cuidadosamente para evitar salpicaduras. - Creo que está listo para un poco de color ahora. -El color del jabón se desvanece a medida que se cura. ¿? - Estoy removiendo mucho para asegurarme de que mi mica esté bien incorporada. - Lo estoy revisando aquí para ver si tendrá un pico y será adecuado para el "copo de helado". -Es un pico suave, pero creo que funcionará. -Es tiempo para preparar mi bolsa. -para que el jabón no salga hasta que esté listo para hacerlo. Seguir mirando, no precisa traducción.. se entiende bien lo que hace...
Great video, I totally enjoyed this! The techniques are great, piping incredible! Loved the artistic touches of turning the pan diagonal and the sound of flash at the end..which I was in hopeful anticipation!
How great is your explanation of the soap cupcakes .. I want to apologize, but I dare to translate the description in Spanish. I hope you did not mold yourself. I live in a Spanish speaking country and I had to translate it with the google translator so I could understand it well. And I wanted to share it for Spanish speakers. Greetings and again thanks for your video.
How do you know how many oil oz to make for your topping? Do you have a formula for that like one would use to figure out how much you need for a mold?
I am very new to soaping and have only done very simple HP soap. After watching many youtube videos on CP, cream soap and whipped soap, I don't see how you can tell when you are at trace with the whipped and cream soaps. Can you maybe explain?
I've tried this where the butter is left in the frig. with the lye over night to where it is cold and the temp is the same. As I was piping everything start to liquefy before my eye's in seconds and realized if you are in a hot climate (it was like a 108 that day) it is very hard to do a frosting like this. I did it like 3 times and would not even harden I had to pipe in the refrigerator. :-( with the door open. Then left it in the Refrigerator for at least 3 hours before removing it. I really didn't think it would come out. Frosting wasn't perfect put got it to finally hold.
Lovely cupcakes, your video is very detailed and your pipping technique is amazing! I have a question though. Do you frost them while the base is still soft or you wait for a certain amount of time to do that?
+MsBowmaker I frosted them right away, because I think the soap tends to stick better when it's fresh. Sometimes I have waited a week before frosting them, but I make sure to 'rough up' the surface of the base lightly with a fork to give the whipped topping something to adhere better to, I hope that makes sense?
You're cupcakes are gorgeous! I'm just curious, does the whipped topping not melt if for whatever reason the room temp goes up? I know when I make my whipped body cream with hard oils it tends to melt if if gets too warm.
I can't learn unless I ask, so here goes: is there a reason you use ziplock bags instead of frosting bags? IE; does the thicker plastic of the ziplock bags hold up better due to the soap?
Sherry Bora I can't speak for her, but I use ziploc/zipper bags simply because they're not as expensive as piping bags (but they can be used the exact same way). It really comes down to personal preference.
I found 15" piping bags (SveBake, phenomenally outstanding reviews) in a pack of 100 bags for $12.50 on Amazon (roughly 13 cents a bag). The equivalent in size for Ziploc are the 2 gallon freezer bags.... box of 100 for $31.34 (roughly 31 cents a bag). Reading the reviews on the SveBake bags, they appear to be fairly heavy duty with these textured bumps on the outside of the bag for easier grip. These just seem like a better buy to me for anyone on a budget.
Shantilly Lace Vintage Hi there, this whipped soap does harden (it's a cold process soap)....you might be thinking of whipped 'cream' soap, which does not harden?
Beautiful Soap Cupcakes! I really enjoyed your videos. What do you think about adding beeswax to a whipped soap recipe? I'm wondering if it would be easy to work with. I might try a small batch but wanted to see if any one has done it before.
+Kendria Morgan Hm, I've never added beeswax to whipped soap but it sounds like a great experiment. I would definitely try a small amount first, good luck if you decide to try it :)
Adorable! I always wondered how to make whipped soap, does it become hard after its cured? I've bought whipped soap in a jar homemade but it ended up being crunchy? I've been searching for a more moose type soap, is that even possible? I'm new to soaps but I've made candles forever.
Whipped is my new obsession. whipped soap, whipped body lotion, whipped whipped whipped!! Fluffy and fun!! That green is awesome, btw. Do you cure the cupcakes in the cups? do they come out easy?
Dora S Ohhh, me too Dora! Somehow whipped products just seem so much more decadent! The soap comes easily out of the cups after a couple of days, but I do make sure to use cups that are waxed on the inside (like the Wilton ones) :)
Julia Mason Thanks! I was soooo excited to find out we have it here, too! not very many and a biiig bite outta your pocket, however it's true once you go the wilton way you never go back!!
I have a quick question.. Does it end up being cheaper to make your own soaps? The reason I ask is because my husband has really bad psoriasis & I have been researching natural things that will help cure it. I thought, why Not make it into a soap he could end up using every day.
+Cheryl Masaveg It really depends on the ingredients that you use and how much the soap you would usually buy costs. If you normally buy soaps from Lush or The Body Shop, for example, you can make them for less money at home. If you're comparing it to the cost of dollar store soap, probably not. But definitely by making your own soap, you can research and control each ingredient that goes into it, which is a huge benefit for someone with skin issues or someone who appreciates the luxury of handmade soap :)
I have this condition, and for this very reason is why I make my own soap. The chemicals in store bought ( and even some " natural handmade soaps on the Internet ) have toxic additives. When you make your own, you know what's NOT in it. Not cheaper initially , but for the relief, no doctor visits, gas going to the doctor, prescription drugs that kill, it's worth it :D
Oh! And stay clear of the mentioned brands. I looked up the ingredients of one of them, (the one that doesn't have labels on their soaps and cut them freehand and weigh them for purchase) full of SLS! ( sodium laurel sulphate ) a foaming agent that brings on the itchy red miserable patches!
+Lilly Therese If you don't like glitter, then don't buy soaps like this or have them custom made for yourself if you have an allergy to glitter. Most other people like glitter and glitter from soaps and shower gels usually get washed away unlike glitter in body lotions. Is this the first time you are looking at handmade Artisan soaps? People who buy from Lush will know they get glitter all over themselves when browsing & handling lush soaps! No need to actually use the soap! lol!
+bigsouth779 I can't exactly recall off the top of my head, but I believe I usually make about half the size of batch for my tops....so if I used a 2 pound recipe for the bottom, I would make a 1 pound recipe for the top (usually with some left over)
Why was this recommended to me under cooking. I thought NOT eating soap was the goal? It was when I was a kid. Cuss once and blow bubbles for a damned hour!
These cupcakes are just stunning! Your piping skills are excellent. =)
Right??
Soap Queen TV by Bramble Berry is there a recipe for this?
Thank you . This is one of he best tutorials Ion whipped soap that I have seen. 🤗
purringinmyear soaping 101 has a better tutorial.
You did a really good job on this video. Straight to the point of the video and very educational. Thank you, great job!
Very nice! I love the way you put on glitter!!! Genius!!!
EXPLICACIÓN EN ESPAÑOL DEL BETUM /FROSTING
Este es el truco para hacer jabón batido
-La relación de aceites duros es mucho mayor que los aceites líquidos en una receta de jabón batido.
-He derretido y enfriado los aceites hasta que son semisólidos (temperatura ambiente)
-Ahora, voy a batir los aceites con una batidora para incorporar un poco de aire
- Recordé que el volumen de jabón será mucho mayor de lo habitual
-Voy a tener que cambiar a un contenedor más grande
-mucho mejor ... espacio para aumentar volumen.
-Recuerde, este son sólo aceites, todavía la solución de lejía se ha añadido.
-Antes de añadir la solución de lejia, esta listo en consistencia como un merengue suave.
- Creo que ahora será un buen momento para incorporar mi solución de lejía.
-Recuerda, la lejia se encuentra fresca... añadida con mucho cuidado para evitar salpicaduras.
-La batidora se encuentra en velocidad baja, para incorporar de a poco y plenamente la solución de lejía.
-Quiero mezclar a mano aquí ... para asegurarme de haber incorporado completamente cualquier solución de lejía desde el fondo del tazón.
-Es tiempo para la adición de fragancia.
- Otra vez, revuelva cuidadosamente para evitar salpicaduras.
- Creo que está listo para un poco de color ahora.
-El color del jabón se desvanece a medida que se cura. ¿?
- Estoy removiendo mucho para asegurarme de que mi mica esté bien incorporada.
- Lo estoy revisando aquí para ver si tendrá un pico y será adecuado para el "copo de helado".
-Es un pico suave, pero creo que funcionará.
-Es tiempo para preparar mi bolsa.
-para que el jabón no salga hasta que esté listo para hacerlo.
Seguir mirando, no precisa traducción.. se entiende bien lo que hace...
Valeria Kz Gracias! Excelente traduccion :)
@@fabuloussoaps2366 EXCELENTE MUY BIEN GRACIAS
Adorable! I love how you've piped them so neatly! Some don't take the time to make the tops so nice like you have!
Loved the video. I learnt some new tips. Thank you. Xxx
Great video, I totally enjoyed this! The techniques are great, piping incredible! Loved the artistic touches of turning the pan diagonal and the sound of flash at the end..which I was in hopeful anticipation!
+Sheron Brewer Aw, thanks for your sweet comment Sheron - I am so glad you enjoyed watching it as much as I enjoyed making it! :D
This was a great video thanks for sharing!
These are beautiful!
These are simply beautiful
wow just beautiful,you have a great talent,i enjoyed watching thanks for sharing :D
Love these!
Thank you, I'm new to soaping and I love the look of the whip😀
Very beautiful
could you tell me the recipe please?
How great is your explanation of the soap cupcakes .. I want to apologize, but I dare to translate the description in Spanish. I hope you did not mold yourself.
I live in a Spanish speaking country and I had to translate it with the google translator so I could understand it well. And I wanted to share it for Spanish speakers. Greetings and again thanks for your video.
Is there any substitute of rice bran oil?
Lovely video.... can't wait to try them. I can't find the recipe here though
Beautiful. What are your preferences regarding harder oils.. Beautiful works of art :)
beautiful. i wished i saw how you attached that nuzzle to the zip lock bag
+Diuto Mike I have done a little video for you and will be sharing that soon :)
What colorant do you use to make your cherries? They look so real!
wat did u use for the cream oils and fragrance etc ?
How do you know how many oil oz to make for your topping? Do you have a formula for that like one would use to figure out how much you need for a mold?
What are the cherries on top made of?
Love this video. Do you let your cupcakes cure in the cups they were poured in .?
Hi Gail - yes, I do let the soaps cure in those cups :)
wow that's amazing
what butters did you use?
did you add lye to the mixture? I didn't see that. I'm a little confused
measurements would be a plus no ?
Great job I just did cup cakes but did not like the way the icing came out you made look so great and easy to follow
Hi...great video! Does the whipped soap get really hard after cure?
I am very new to soaping and have only done very simple HP soap. After watching many youtube videos on CP, cream soap and whipped soap, I don't see how you can tell when you are at trace with the whipped and cream soaps. Can you maybe explain?
Did u followed book's recipe??
Perfect piping 😍😍
I've tried this where the butter is left in the frig. with the lye over night to where it is cold and the temp is the same. As I was piping everything start to liquefy before my eye's in seconds and realized if you are in a hot climate (it was like a 108 that day) it is very hard to do a frosting like this. I did it like 3 times and would not even harden I had to pipe in the refrigerator. :-( with the door open. Then left it in the Refrigerator for at least 3 hours before removing it. I really didn't think it would come out. Frosting wasn't perfect put got it to finally hold.
Lovely cupcakes, your video is very detailed and your pipping technique is amazing! I have a question though. Do you frost them while the base is still soft or you wait for a certain amount of time to do that?
+MsBowmaker I frosted them right away, because I think the soap tends to stick better when it's fresh. Sometimes I have waited a week before frosting them, but I make sure to 'rough up' the surface of the base lightly with a fork to give the whipped topping something to adhere better to, I hope that makes sense?
What us cold lye?
You're cupcakes are gorgeous! I'm just curious, does the whipped topping not melt if for whatever reason the room temp goes up? I know when I make my whipped body cream with hard oils it tends to melt if if gets too warm.
+The Soapy Bandit No, the whipped topping cures out to be a solid soap, so no melting! :)
I can't learn unless I ask, so here goes: is there a reason you use ziplock bags instead of frosting bags? IE; does the thicker plastic of the ziplock bags hold up better due to the soap?
Sherry Bora I can't speak for her, but I use ziploc/zipper bags simply because they're not as expensive as piping bags (but they can be used the exact same way).
It really comes down to personal preference.
I found 15" piping bags (SveBake, phenomenally outstanding reviews) in a pack of 100 bags for $12.50 on Amazon (roughly 13 cents a bag). The equivalent in size for Ziploc are the 2 gallon freezer bags.... box of 100 for $31.34 (roughly 31 cents a bag). Reading the reviews on the SveBake bags, they appear to be fairly heavy duty with these textured bumps on the outside of the bag for easier grip. These just seem like a better buy to me for anyone on a budget.
Enjoyed watching your video. Thank you for sharing. Question for ya. The whipped soap does not harden correct?
Shantilly Lace Vintage Hi there, this whipped soap does harden (it's a cold process soap)....you might be thinking of whipped 'cream' soap, which does not harden?
Thank u for getting back to me. Awww perfect. Then this is the recipe I need to use. Ur cupcakes look beautiful :)
Shantilly Lace Vintage Thanks - and good luck with yours! :)
Beautiful Soap Cupcakes! I really enjoyed your videos. What do you think about adding beeswax to a whipped soap recipe? I'm wondering if it would be easy to work with. I might try a small batch but wanted to see if any one has done it before.
+Kendria Morgan Hm, I've never added beeswax to whipped soap but it sounds like a great experiment. I would definitely try a small amount first, good luck if you decide to try it :)
Hi! Thanks for your reply. I tried the beeswax shortly after my comment and I was very pleased with how it turned out
+Kendria Morgan That's fantastic - thanks so much for sharing!
Adorable! I always wondered how to make whipped soap, does it become hard after its cured? I've bought whipped soap in a jar homemade but it ended up being crunchy? I've been searching for a more moose type soap, is that even possible? I'm new to soaps but I've made candles forever.
Very good .please make more soaps.for example soaps milk.if you now make soaps milk they have same ticks for make result soaps milk white.thank you.
Whipped is my new obsession. whipped soap, whipped body lotion, whipped whipped whipped!! Fluffy and fun!! That green is awesome, btw. Do you cure the cupcakes in the cups? do they come out easy?
Dora S Ohhh, me too Dora! Somehow whipped products just seem so much more decadent! The soap comes easily out of the cups after a couple of days, but I do make sure to use cups that are waxed on the inside (like the Wilton ones) :)
Oil & Butter Soap Awesome! I live in Greece, have NO idea what Wilton is, but "waxed on the inside" is a great tip! thank you!
Dora S
Wilton is a brand name of cake making supplies also icing supplies and other things along this type.
Julia Mason Thanks! I was soooo excited to find out we have it here, too! not very many and a biiig bite outta your pocket, however it's true once you go the wilton way you never go back!!
where do you store to let them cure for the 6 weeks
+Najjiyyah Brown I store them in the open air, on a baker's rack
I have a quick question.. Does it end up being cheaper to make your own soaps? The reason I ask is because my husband has really bad psoriasis & I have been researching natural things that will help cure it. I thought, why Not make it into a soap he could end up using every day.
+Cheryl Masaveg It really depends on the ingredients that you use and how much the soap you would usually buy costs. If you normally buy soaps from Lush or The Body Shop, for example, you can make them for less money at home. If you're comparing it to the cost of dollar store soap, probably not. But definitely by making your own soap, you can research and control each ingredient that goes into it, which is a huge benefit for someone with skin issues or someone who appreciates the luxury of handmade soap :)
I have this condition, and for this very reason is why I make my own soap. The chemicals in store bought ( and even some " natural handmade soaps on the Internet ) have toxic additives.
When you make your own, you know what's NOT in it. Not cheaper initially , but for the relief, no doctor visits, gas going to the doctor, prescription drugs that kill, it's worth it :D
Oh! And stay clear of the mentioned brands. I looked up the ingredients of one of them, (the one that doesn't have labels on their soaps and cut them freehand and weigh them for purchase) full of SLS! ( sodium laurel sulphate ) a foaming agent that brings on the itchy red miserable patches!
Cheryl Masaveg salt bars are very very good for psoriases. Sulfur in a salt bar is very good as well.
But if you put glitter on the cupcakes, it means that your customers will get glitter all over their hands when they actually use the soap?
+Lilly Blick It's actually a very small amount and washes away very quickly :)
+Lilly Therese If you don't like glitter, then don't buy soaps like this or have them custom made for yourself if you have an allergy to glitter. Most other people like glitter and glitter from soaps and shower gels usually get washed away unlike glitter in body lotions. Is this the first time you are looking at handmade Artisan soaps? People who buy from Lush will know they get glitter all over themselves when browsing & handling lush soaps! No need to actually use the soap! lol!
Hello, i like the videos l have see,but why you don't make another videos? They are greate
Its good the recipe whit grams.
+bigsouth779 I can't exactly recall off the top of my head, but I believe I usually make about half the size of batch for my tops....so if I used a 2 pound recipe for the bottom, I would make a 1 pound recipe for the top (usually with some left over)
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Why was this recommended to me under cooking. I thought NOT eating soap was the goal? It was when I was a kid. Cuss once and blow bubbles for a damned hour!
Ingredienti in italiano please 🤗🤗♥️
what is the tip number please
+Sonu K This would be the equivalent of a 1M Wilton tip
what size nut cups are those? The only ones I can find are 1.25oz?
+Nikki Battles Hi Nikki, those cups are Wilton Party Cups, 2-inch diameter.
Omg, just buy some proper piping bags, not expensive