Hi Everyone. It's time for another 'You Can Make This Soap' video. I always try to take these back a step so they include more detail of the preparation, mixing stage, which I don't tend to include in most of my videos, so this one is slightly longer than usual. I love a mini drop swirl, it's such a lovely pour. I hope, if you're a soap making that you have a go at this soap if you haven't tried it before. Thanks for watching everyone, and I hope you have a lovely weekend.
I love to see you being able to finally be more free with your design, colors and artistic ability!🤗🤗😍 You're incredibly beautiful lady inside and out and lovely brilliant soap and tips!
My squeeze bottles are larger at 16oz. But it’s what I could get. I’ve been lining them with bag liners so technically I’m using a smaller space. And clean up is easy 😉 I just have to remove the bag and then wash the lid and pipette.
I don’t know if it will help anyone, but when I use a pipette to measure any type of EO or FO, I just turn it upside down (hole facing the top of the bottle) and I use a bit of tape to wrap around the pipette and secure it to the bottle. (Wrap clear tape around your bottle 1st, so you don’t tear your label when taking the tape off to re-use the pipette)And I just take a tiny piece of tape and cover the open end so it doesn’t let any dust or debris in. It doesn’t add and bulk to the bottle and storing is easy and way less plastic to end up possibly in the ocean! (Or anywhere an animal might suffer from contact with it)
I love that you are always mentioning how things can be used again and again!! I find that very important and I believe you are doing a wonderful job on spreading awareness 🧡🧡
Thank you so much, yes I find that really important, especially when one of the reasons quite a lot of people like cold process soap is to try to reduce single use plastic, so to me it really important to make sure I cut down on that as much as possible when I make soap
I've watched dozens & dozens of soap tutorials before happening upon yours. Idk how I missed you but wish I'd found you earlier. Your calm, practical way of showing how new and beautiful designs are made makes them feel like they're within everyone's reach, not just those who've been making soap for decades. Thank you for sharing your approach, your techniques and your wonderful creations. You make me believe anything is possible when you take the time to enjoy the journey. That sounds a bit corny but nevertheless still true.
These are so lovely! They remind me of spring time rain because of the happy colors 🥰 Would you ever consider doing a video about different colorants, like micas, neons and ultramarines? I think that would super interesting to learn more about!
Oh dear. I’m one of those people who bash their soap into trace. I made 6 batches of soap yesterday - and one moved into thick trace very fast. That meant changing my idea for a 4 colour swirl into a 4 layer soap. It’s still very pretty - but It would have been better had I known to let it just sit and move into trace on its own!!
Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a comment. Yes I definitely find a difference between getting to emulsion and then waiting a little while and blending right to trace. I hope it makes a difference for you too
After watching your videos, I finally made a successful batch of soap yesterday. My soap batter would always get too thick and I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong until I watched your videos and I can't wait to check out the soap today. I mixed the batter, did not bring it to trace, added my colors and it poured so easily that I am just so happy. Thank you so much for helping us soaper's.
Love the longer videos. Love to detail you go into both with your soaps and with your explanations. Love, love, love the way this soap turned out. Thank you for each and every video you put up.
I don't know if I will ever make soap, but your instructions are really good. Very clear and I like how you explain why you are doing something. The end result was very pretty!
The soap is gorgeous and I love that you share so many tips for other soap makers to learn. You are a wonderful artist. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and talent.
Thank you so much for your lovely comment, I love sharing what I know and hopefully helping people. Soaping is such fun and if I can help someone make a soap that they're really proud of and makes them smile then that's a big plus for me.
As a new soap maker, I really, really enjoy your videos. I dream about doing these incredible techniques someday. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing talent with us!
Since seeing your video on soda ash and using a water discount, I’ve always used a deep water discount and haven’t had soda ash again! Thanks for all the great information!!
97% humidity!!! Yikes! I live in BC, Canada, where we just came off a massive heat wave. Record breaking temperatures in Lytton BC, literally hotter than the Sahara! Of course, lovely soap as always Lisa!
I cant make soaps myself (never had smell lol), but I love watching your videos 💕 Seeing how simple ingrediens set up so nicely and your voice is great to listen to. Another beautiful batch today 💕
Some excellent tips! Love the one about the pipettes. I always wash mine and reuse them. I have reused the same dozen+ for several years. I only throw out when they are damaged and can't be washed. Nice drops! Cheers 💕
As I have said before, it is utterly mesmerising watching you soap, Lisa! I am very fond of this drop design and have done once before, so I might give it a go. What a beautiful soap and lovely colours. Also thank you for all the tips and a great video, my own soap can only get better this time around🙏❤️
Lisa what stunning creative work.. love the soap. Love your work. Love the word shouty ❤️❤️❤️.. I have to try the angling bit. Thank you for the lovely tips .
I did most error that you had mention during colouring my soap and funny thing does happend :) learnt it the funny annoying way. Thankyou for your video.
Thank you for the ideas and your techniques!! I am going to try this soap. I don't have any pipettes, but I am a glassblower. Making my own tips will work, I believe. Also, I'm thinking of trying various tip designs to see what effects I can produce. Maybe a clover shape or a multi-tip to get equi-distant drops. Let the fun begin!!
Ooh that sounds so interesting, I did once put 2 thin rubber tubes next to each other and had them coming out of a squeeze bottle, it produced lovely hearts (they were upside down, but that OK, I quite often make soap upside down to get a design I want) I wonder if something like that would work?
@@IDreamInSoap I bet it would. That rubber tube idea gives me food for thought! I work with multi-bore tubing and I have a technique where I can adjust the inner diameter of all the bores at any given spot, all at the same time. If I could rig squeeze bottles together to a glass multi-bore tube, I can maybe do something with different colors. One of the products I make has 8 tubes, one inside the other, all concentric. I bet I could make something like that with separate squeeze bottles supplying soap to each tube. I don't know what will happen if I open these doors!! LOL
Lovely video Lisa. Thank you! These bars look so pretty and the colors are so relaxing. Another amazing video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You are amazing! Will give it a try soon. ❤️
Excellent tips Lisa, I watched your TD video some time ago now and changing the way I make up my TD was a game changer. Thanks 😊 Dee Lovely Llama Soaps
how does your soap not start forming already while you're doing this? minuets hard almost immediately :( is it because Im just using melt and pour soup?
Hola..felicitaciones!! Una pregunta a mi me gana la ansiedad y corto los jabones a las 6 horas de hechos o a las 12 horas..no aguanto de esperar 24hs..esto afecta ? O sea no se logra la saponificacion si lo corto antes? Mil gracias
Hi I love your videos, thank you for sharing 😊 where do you buy those big jugs with the spout. I have some of the small ones, but I have not found the large ones
Hey gorgeous! Beautiful soap! You're still my hero 🙃🥰 Did I ever ask you how long you've been making soap? Are you guys back to normal life post pandemic? Stay safe my friend!! Diane
Hey there, lovely to see you again. Hmm how long, not that long in the grand scheme of things, a few years. We are about to be released from all restriction on 19th July, but so many people are still working from home etc and I think a lot of businesses are actually changing the way they work to allow that to continue for a lot of people. I think they've see that people can function well at home and it saves them buying huge expensive offices
I’m loving yr videos and knowledge, I’ve only been making soap for the last 3 months, still in the testing stage, I won’t be giving up my day job lol! Just wondering if you can recommend a tall and skinny mold here in the uk, I’ve seen one on Amazon and not good reviews 😯
How do I make a soap that fits the face, is it the same way as the body soap? What is the difference between them? Can you provide me with the information please? I need it
You can use body soap on your face, it will just depend how gentle it is and how sensitive your face is, if you want something very sensitive make sure you use a recipe with no coconut oil and minimise colours and fragrance
Perfectly done Lisa. Such a pretty soap and definitely doable for someone like me because of your video instructions. Thank you so much for sharing. Quick question... do you think adding milk in the recipe will still keep it fairly fluid, even with all your tips and tricks? My normal batter is a nice slow moving one but I do love adding milk
Hi Michelle, thanks so much. If your recipe is nice and slow moving, you should be able to add milk as long as you start cool and don't mix too much. you actually don't want the recipe to be too runny, so as long as it doesn't get too thick and you move fairly quickly, so make sure you have all of your colours prepared etc you should be ok
Very beautiful I love watching you make soap why do you cut your oven on 170 and put the soap in the oven overnight I heard of two people that does that and I never knew the reason why because when I make myself I never do that and it comes out perfectly so that's why I'm asking does that make a difference
Hi Caverena, I do that to force gel in my soap. You may find that your soap goes through gel on it's own, or your soap may not gel. I do quite a big water discount in my soap, less water mean the soap is less likely to go through gel phase, so I CPOP it to make sure that gel phase happens and to make sure I never get a partial gel (the ring in the middle of the soap). Gel phase tends to give brighter colours in your soap
LOVE all your videos!! You are such an excellent soap maker & teacher!! One question- what brand is your stick blender? Or where can I purchase one? Thanks so much!!!
Thanks so much Ann, ooh my stick blender, it was quite an investment, but I love it. It's a Waring Bolt, warning - it's not cheap, but it makes me smile every time :-)
I am not a soap maker but do have experience in a chemistry lab setting. you NEVER want to pour your oils into lye. This has to do with basic lab safety. If you pour oils into lye, the lye will potentially splash and get on you. !!!you always want to do it the other way around!!!
In theory that could happen, but they could also splash the other way round, or flick up when blending and stirring. If you are careful when pouring one into the other there is no issue. The reference to why it's OK to do is in relation to when you make lye up in the 1st place and it's important to pour the lye into the water because of the possible reaction if you do it the other way, so I feel it's important to highlight when things are a necessity so that people know the most important rules to follow. If you give too many rules too many times people forget or ignore them or don't know which are the really important ones to follow. Working with lye is by it's nature dangerous and in soap making there are lots of opportunities where you could accidentally splash raw soap etc on you. BUT you just need to be careful in all stages and wear proper protective clothing.
Thank you Lisa. The last time I tried to do this, it failed and looked terrible. How would I go about adding an embed to the top? I want to use this design with some rose embeds I have.
AW I hope you have more success if you try again. To add an embed to the top you will just need to wait until the top sets up enough so that the embed won't sink and then you can put it on
@@IDreamInSoap Yeah, that didn't work. I don't know whats causing it but this is the third soap since summer started that accelerated on me so fast I could only glop it into the mold and stir. I don't know what's going on. I'm going to try making a very small unscented uncolored batch with no additives and see what happens.
Hi Everyone. It's time for another 'You Can Make This Soap' video. I always try to take these back a step so they include more detail of the preparation, mixing stage, which I don't tend to include in most of my videos, so this one is slightly longer than usual. I love a mini drop swirl, it's such a lovely pour. I hope, if you're a soap making that you have a go at this soap if you haven't tried it before. Thanks for watching everyone, and I hope you have a lovely weekend.
Hi, Good afternoon...
How many is the weight of each Soap?
The woman who does magic with soap. I love it and love your job. My best soapmaker ever. 😍😍😍😍
AW, that's so kind of you, thanks so much Cris
Jaw dropping techniques!
Every single video I would say …. O M G
Thank you for this lesson on the “drop swirl.”. You are such a natural and a great teacher💚💜💚
You are so welcome, so pleased you liked it and found it helpful
I do not dare underestimate the pleasure of watching soap being made as well as using it. Just love it 💖 thanks for sharing my friend 😀
Thanks so much 😊
I love to see you being able to finally be more free with your design, colors and artistic ability!🤗🤗😍 You're incredibly beautiful lady inside and out and lovely brilliant soap and tips!
Thank you so much for your lovely comment, it's really appreciated
My squeeze bottles are larger at 16oz. But it’s what I could get. I’ve been lining them with bag liners so technically I’m using a smaller space. And clean up is easy 😉 I just have to remove the bag and then wash the lid and pipette.
I don’t know if it will help anyone, but when I use a pipette to measure any type of EO or FO, I just turn it upside down (hole facing the top of the bottle) and I use a bit of tape to wrap around the pipette and secure it to the bottle. (Wrap clear tape around your bottle 1st, so you don’t tear your label when taking the tape off to re-use the pipette)And I just take a tiny piece of tape and cover the open end so it doesn’t let any dust or debris in. It doesn’t add and bulk to the bottle and storing is easy and way less plastic to end up possibly in the ocean! (Or anywhere an animal might suffer from contact with it)
I love that you are always mentioning how things can be used again and again!! I find that very important and I believe you are doing a wonderful job on spreading awareness 🧡🧡
Thank you so much, yes I find that really important, especially when one of the reasons quite a lot of people like cold process soap is to try to reduce single use plastic, so to me it really important to make sure I cut down on that as much as possible when I make soap
The grey looks almost like the shadow of the drop. Genius. Love it. And besides you give a lot of useful information in between. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much atinemassare, that's very kind of you.
Love this series, making amazing soaps accessible to everyone. You're so generous with your knowledge! Thanks for sharing! Hope you're well. 😊
Thanks so much Beck, yes we are all very well thanks. Hope you are too :-)
I love this technique! Also, the black tape is also called electrical tape in the US.
Thanks Sheila, and thank you for confirming that, it's good to know
I've watched dozens & dozens of soap tutorials before happening upon yours. Idk how I missed you but wish I'd found you earlier. Your calm, practical way of showing how new and beautiful designs are made makes them feel like they're within everyone's reach, not just those who've been making soap for decades. Thank you for sharing your approach, your techniques and your wonderful creations. You make me believe anything is possible when you take the time to enjoy the journey. That sounds a bit corny but nevertheless still true.
These are so lovely! They remind me of spring time rain because of the happy colors 🥰
Would you ever consider doing a video about different colorants, like micas, neons and ultramarines? I think that would super interesting to learn more about!
Thanks so much kate, yes it's certainly something I could do. I will add it to my list :-)
Absolutely beautiful. Nicely done. Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed your tutorial very much. You are a wonderful teacher. God bless you
Thank you so much!
Oh dear. I’m one of those people who bash their soap into trace. I made 6 batches of soap yesterday - and one moved into thick trace very fast. That meant changing my idea for a 4 colour swirl into a 4 layer soap. It’s still very pretty - but It would have been better had I known to let it just sit and move into trace on its own!!
Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a comment. Yes I definitely find a difference between getting to emulsion and then waiting a little while and blending right to trace. I hope it makes a difference for you too
After watching your videos, I finally made a successful batch of soap yesterday. My soap batter would always get too thick and I couldn't figure out what I was doing wrong until I watched your videos and I can't wait to check out the soap today. I mixed the batter, did not bring it to trace, added my colors and it poured so easily that I am just so happy. Thank you so much for helping us soaper's.
Love the longer videos.
Love to detail you go into both with your soaps and with your explanations.
Love, love, love the way this soap turned out.
Thank you for each and every video you put up.
AW that's lovely to hear, thank you so much Soaps on Stone, and thank you for taking the time to leave a lovely comment for me 😊
Yup, nice soap tutorial, thanks a bunch!
😊👍
Love it. Love your great explanations. Hi from Puerto Rico.
I don't know if I will ever make soap, but your instructions are really good. Very clear and I like how you explain why you are doing something. The end result was very pretty!
Thank you so much!
The soap is gorgeous and I love that you share so many tips for other soap makers to learn. You are a wonderful artist. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and talent.
Thank you so much for your lovely comment, I love sharing what I know and hopefully helping people. Soaping is such fun and if I can help someone make a soap that they're really proud of and makes them smile then that's a big plus for me.
As a new soap maker, I really, really enjoy your videos. I dream about doing these incredible techniques someday. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing talent with us!
You are so welcome, thank you so much for your lovely comment
I love this soap, the mini drop is so cool! Good colors too, looks gorgeous 🥰.
Thank you so much steelersgirl071961, that's very kind of you.
Lesson for today. Good things come to those who wait. 😊
Hi again, thanks for another comment - and yes I agree, but sometimes it is difficult isn't it :-)
Just wanted to thank you for all your helpful videos!
Since seeing your video on soda ash and using a water discount, I’ve always used a deep water discount and haven’t had soda ash again! Thanks for all the great information!!
That's excellent news, so pleased
Absolutely beautiful!!
;-)
Hi Lisa, This is such a wonderful video. Very helpful tips for the new soapmaker. Indeed as Cris below says, "you do magic with soap". Thank you.
AW, thanks so much Linda
You explain very clearly .hice soaps
97% humidity!!! Yikes! I live in BC, Canada, where we just came off a massive heat wave. Record breaking temperatures in Lytton BC, literally hotter than the Sahara!
Of course, lovely soap as always Lisa!
HI Emily, always lovely to see you, ooh that does sound too hot!!
Thanks so much for this amazing pour. I LOVE your hand gestures! ❤
Thank you so much!
Beautiful soap! Great technique as well and the colors look great! Thank you for your great tutorials as always.
You are so welcome, thanks so much for leaving a comment Peter
I cant make soaps myself (never had smell lol), but I love watching your videos 💕 Seeing how simple ingrediens set up so nicely and your voice is great to listen to. Another beautiful batch today 💕
Thank you so much, such a lovely comment
Some excellent tips! Love the one about the pipettes. I always wash mine and reuse them. I have reused the same dozen+ for several years. I only throw out when they are damaged and can't be washed.
Nice drops! Cheers 💕
Thanks so much Cheryl, I'm so pleased you're another wash and re-user. I'm like you, I don't like the idea of 'disposable' things
Very cool getting 2 colours in the dribbles like that
Hi Karen. always lovely to see you, they're my favourite bits :-) Thanks so much
I love the little droplets. This soap looks beautiful. Thank you for explaining and showing us this great technique.
You are so welcome, thank you so much for your lovely comment
FABULOUS! LOVE IT!
That's so kind of you to say Mapuana, thank you so much 😊
Cuanto te he echado de menos ...
Como siempre tienes mi agradecimiento por tus clases magistrales y mi like
Muchas gracias, estoy tan contenta de que te gusten mis videos.
As I have said before, it is utterly mesmerising watching you soap, Lisa! I am very fond of this drop design and have done once before, so I might give it a go. What a beautiful soap and lovely colours. Also thank you for all the tips and a great video, my own soap can only get better this time around🙏❤️
Thank you so much Mag, mini drops are lovely I agree, ooh I hope you make a lovely soap, I'm sure you will
Sencillamente hermoso 💚 😍
c'est vraiment sublime!!!
Merci! 😍
Lisa what stunning creative work.. love the soap. Love your work. Love the word shouty ❤️❤️❤️.. I have to try the angling bit. Thank you for the lovely tips .
Hi again Sunita, always lovely to see you, thanks so much :-)
Beautiful i have to try this
I did most error that you had mention during colouring my soap and funny thing does happend :)
learnt it the funny annoying way.
Thankyou for your video.
Yes, funny things can happen with colours, thanks for leaving a comment :-)
Beautiful soap and extremely helpful tutorial. Great video!❤️
That's so kind of you to say Judy, thank you so much 😊
Thank you for the ideas and your techniques!! I am going to try this soap. I don't have any pipettes, but I am a glassblower. Making my own tips will work, I believe. Also, I'm thinking of trying various tip designs to see what effects I can produce. Maybe a clover shape or a multi-tip to get equi-distant drops. Let the fun begin!!
Ooh that sounds so interesting, I did once put 2 thin rubber tubes next to each other and had them coming out of a squeeze bottle, it produced lovely hearts (they were upside down, but that OK, I quite often make soap upside down to get a design I want) I wonder if something like that would work?
@@IDreamInSoap I bet it would. That rubber tube idea gives me food for thought! I work with multi-bore tubing and I have a technique where I can adjust the inner diameter of all the bores at any given spot, all at the same time. If I could rig squeeze bottles together to a glass multi-bore tube, I can maybe do something with different colors. One of the products I make has 8 tubes, one inside the other, all concentric. I bet I could make something like that with separate squeeze bottles supplying soap to each tube. I don't know what will happen if I open these doors!! LOL
Lovely video Lisa. Thank you! These bars look so pretty and the colors are so relaxing. Another amazing video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. You are amazing! Will give it a try soon. ❤️
Hi Tania thank you so much for your very kind comment 😊 . I hope you do give it a try
Magical !!!
Hey Lisa … great soap .. great tutorial.. I Lionel this technique …😊😊😊 thankyou for sharing ❣️❣️❣️
Thanks so much Teresa 😊
Loved this!❤
👍
Love it! My next experiment has been chosen 😬
Ooh excellent news, I hope it goes really well.
Such a lovely delicate soap Lisa, love it, thank you 🌈💐
Thanks so much Tracey😊
You are such a good teacher❣️
Thank you so much Sarah, that's very kind of you.
Just beautiful! Thank you for sharing the technique with us.
Thanks so much 😊
Beautiful I love it
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful as always 😍 Many thanks for all your advice Lisa, greatly appreciated 🙂
You are so welcome, so pleased you found it useful
Excellent tips Lisa, I watched your TD video some time ago now and changing the way I make up my TD was a game changer. Thanks 😊
Dee
Lovely Llama Soaps
I'm so pleased to heat that Dee, it does make a difference and I love just not having to worry about TD and speckles :-)
@@IDreamInSoap I too have been making up my TD using your method. Works a treat! Thank you so much for that video.
@@donnalh3030 So pleased it's working for you Donna :-)
Great Video with lots of great tip! Thank you! I always love your videos as they always inspire me to try new things
Thank you so much Wendy , that's very kind of you.
you doing wonders
That's so kind of you to say Bonsile Thabile Mnisi, thank you so much 😊
This is amazing...and so pretty. Thanks for your video!
Thank you so much S D, that's very kind of you.
Thanks 😊
You're welcome!
Those turned out so cute! I love the little mini drops. :)
Thanks so much Andi! 😊
Love your soaps, and great use of pipettes. Will have to try that some day . 😁
Thank you! 😊
Thank you for this wonderful series
Glad you enjoy it, thank you so much Jamie
very nice design
Hi Denise thank you so much for your very kind comment 😊
how does your soap not start forming already while you're doing this? minuets hard almost immediately :( is it because Im just using melt and pour soup?
Yes, melt and pour soap will start to set up as soon as it starts to cool. Cold process will stay fluid much longer (depending on your recipe)
Hermoso jabón.
Have been having a terrible time lately, I look forward for Friday and when you post; this video was exactly the length I was craving ☺️
AW that's not good Victoria, I hope things pick up for you very soon. I'm so pleased I can add something nice to your day
Reminds me of wisteria 🥰
Ooh yes, I can totally see that now you have said
That’s friggin gorgeous! I have to try this out.
Ooh yes I hope you do :-)
Most beautiful ❤❤❤❤👌🇯🇲
That's so kind of you to say Georgiana , thank you so much 😊
Oh I love it so much!
That's so kind of you to say Kim , thank you so much 😊
Too cute 😍😍😍
That's so kind of you to say @biggonnaturalbeauty8114, thank you so much 😊
Hola..felicitaciones!! Una pregunta a mi me gana la ansiedad y corto los jabones a las 6 horas de hechos o a las 12 horas..no aguanto de esperar 24hs..esto afecta ? O sea no se logra la saponificacion si lo corto antes? Mil gracias
Amazing work
Beautiful work as usual!
Thank you so much 😀
Striking!
That's so kind of you to say @brightchange6065, thank you so much 😊
Stunning.
Thank you Lore
So cool Lisa!!!! 🤗🥰
Hi again Kasie, lovely to see you, thanks so much
Always beautiful.
Thank you! 😊
It’s beautiful 🤩
Thanks 🙏
You’re welcome 😊, thanks for leaving a comment :-)
Hi I love your videos, thank you for sharing 😊 where do you buy those big jugs with the spout. I have some of the small ones, but I have not found the large ones
The little polka dots are cute and pretty~~
That's so kind of you to say 행복바램 Soap, thank you so much 😊
Where do you buy those squeeze bottles? And the soap cutter? Im in Scotland.
ΥΠΕΡΟΧΑ!!!
Σε ευχαριστώ πάρα πολύ
Hey gorgeous! Beautiful soap! You're still my hero 🙃🥰 Did I ever ask you how long you've been making soap? Are you guys back to normal life post pandemic? Stay safe my friend!! Diane
Hey there, lovely to see you again. Hmm how long, not that long in the grand scheme of things, a few years. We are about to be released from all restriction on 19th July, but so many people are still working from home etc and I think a lot of businesses are actually changing the way they work to allow that to continue for a lot of people. I think they've see that people can function well at home and it saves them buying huge expensive offices
I’m loving yr videos and knowledge, I’ve only been making soap for the last 3 months, still in the testing stage, I won’t be giving up my day job lol! Just wondering if you can recommend a tall and skinny mold here in the uk, I’ve seen one on Amazon and not good reviews 😯
Hi Lisa, this looks gorgeous! Where did you get those super tiny spatulas from?!! I need some!
Thanks Tanya, ooh I'm pretty sure they from Amazon, they're make up spatulas, designed for getting the last bits out of make up bottles
How do I make a soap that fits the face, is it the same way as the body soap? What is the difference between them? Can you provide me with the information please? I need it
You can use body soap on your face, it will just depend how gentle it is and how sensitive your face is, if you want something very sensitive make sure you use a recipe with no coconut oil and minimise colours and fragrance
❤
Thank you 😊
I’m looking for the scraper you used to clean out the squeeze bottles, do you have a link? Or the name? Thanks!
Hi Mary Ruth, it's called a 'mini supoon' from Dreamfarm, it's brilliant :-)
Perfectly done Lisa. Such a pretty soap and definitely doable for someone like me because of your video instructions. Thank you so much for sharing.
Quick question... do you think adding milk in the recipe will still keep it fairly fluid, even with all your tips and tricks? My normal batter is a nice slow moving one but I do love adding milk
Hi Michelle, thanks so much. If your recipe is nice and slow moving, you should be able to add milk as long as you start cool and don't mix too much. you actually don't want the recipe to be too runny, so as long as it doesn't get too thick and you move fairly quickly, so make sure you have all of your colours prepared etc you should be ok
Very beautiful I love watching you make soap why do you cut your oven on 170 and put the soap in the oven overnight I heard of two people that does that and I never knew the reason why because when I make myself I never do that and it comes out perfectly so that's why I'm asking does that make a difference
Hi Caverena, I do that to force gel in my soap. You may find that your soap goes through gel on it's own, or your soap may not gel. I do quite a big water discount in my soap, less water mean the soap is less likely to go through gel phase, so I CPOP it to make sure that gel phase happens and to make sure I never get a partial gel (the ring in the middle of the soap). Gel phase tends to give brighter colours in your soap
Beautifully made soap, Lisa. I was wondering if there’s something you could come up with for recycling scraps so soap, or even for rebatching soap.
Hi Sunita, thanks so much, I never tend to do rebatch or recycled soaps as here in the UK they are illegal to sell
does your method of keeping the batter fluid, stay fluid for your specific recipe or for soap recipes in general?
HI, the techniques I use will help with all recipes
@@IDreamInSoapThank youuu (: i will certainly give this a try!
LOVE all your videos!! You are such an excellent soap maker & teacher!!
One question- what brand is your stick blender? Or where can I purchase one?
Thanks so much!!!
Thanks so much Ann, ooh my stick blender, it was quite an investment, but I love it. It's a Waring Bolt, warning - it's not cheap, but it makes me smile every time :-)
@@IDreamInSoap Thank you so much!!
I am not a soap maker but do have experience in a chemistry lab setting. you NEVER want to pour your oils into lye. This has to do with basic lab safety. If you pour oils into lye, the lye will potentially splash and get on you. !!!you always want to do it the other way around!!!
In theory that could happen, but they could also splash the other way round, or flick up when blending and stirring. If you are careful when pouring one into the other there is no issue. The reference to why it's OK to do is in relation to when you make lye up in the 1st place and it's important to pour the lye into the water because of the possible reaction if you do it the other way, so I feel it's important to highlight when things are a necessity so that people know the most important rules to follow. If you give too many rules too many times people forget or ignore them or don't know which are the really important ones to follow. Working with lye is by it's nature dangerous and in soap making there are lots of opportunities where you could accidentally splash raw soap etc on you. BUT you just need to be careful in all stages and wear proper protective clothing.
This is so cool! May I ask how/when you clean the squeeze bottles?
Hi Mariola, I have a whole video showing how I clean everything after making soap
Thank you Lisa. The last time I tried to do this, it failed and looked terrible. How would I go about adding an embed to the top? I want to use this design with some rose embeds I have.
AW I hope you have more success if you try again. To add an embed to the top you will just need to wait until the top sets up enough so that the embed won't sink and then you can put it on
@@IDreamInSoap I'm going to try following your directions tonight. I'm waiting for the lye to cool enough.
@@moiraesfate1 Excellent news, good luck
@@IDreamInSoap Yeah, that didn't work. I don't know whats causing it but this is the third soap since summer started that accelerated on me so fast I could only glop it into the mold and stir. I don't know what's going on. I'm going to try making a very small unscented uncolored batch with no additives and see what happens.
Hey Lis, beautiful, Gorgeous, on the tall and skinny which I'm going to change to. What is the dimensions for
Each bar, oh and I am doing the Soap challenge and I have some questions, what's the best way to get in touch? I had to do yours of course...🤗😉
HI, not really sure what you're question is here, think it posted before it was complete