Pine Tar Soap Experiment #2 - Cold Process - Mixing with a spoon - Easy Recipe

[@Jane_in_Texas]

I am going to make some pine tar soap this week. I will use your recipe as a base (I want to use some lard because I have a LOT of lard). Suggestion: try dipping your spoon into some oil before scooping out the pine tar. It should help prevent the tar from sticking so badly to your spoon.

[@Reikifun]

Nice job ... I like curing my soaps 3 months before 1st use. The longer the better. I have some retention samples that I have aged over 2 years and it is really wonderful soap.

[@SashaKuznetsova]

Thank you! 🙏 And yes the longer I cure my soaps the more I like them too - they feel so much gentler on my skin. 😊

[@lauriewilson4741]

Beautiful

[@SashaKuznetsova]

Thank you!

[@rossydv]

7:42 for such a perfectly square mold, why not mix IN the mold?
What % of the recipe was the pine tar?

[@melissapeterson4202]

If you want more bubbles you can add some sugar or sorbitol to your water. Dissolve some sugar or sorbitol @1% of your oils in your water before adding your lye. Thanks for the video, your pine tar soap looks beautiful.

[@SashaKuznetsova]

Thank you! That sounds like a good idea - I will definitely try that.

[@НатальяКузнецова-л2м8ч]

Пользуюсь твоим мылом, очень нравится.
А запах просто супер!

[@SashaKuznetsova]

Я очень рада что тебе мыло понравилось! 😊😚

[@Asian34]

why need different kinds of oils ? may i just use pinetar and olive oils ¿

[@SashaKuznetsova]

Yes you could but your soap won't bubble very well. I've chosen these oils in these quantities so that the soap is creamy and has a lot of bubbles.

[@НатальяКузнецова-л2м8ч]

Привет из России!
Интересное видео.
А мыло просто класс!!!
Лайк.

[@SashaKuznetsova]

Привет! Спасибо!

[@Erica-yr3gf]

Thank you so much. -Los loose the music. It takes away from the video.

[@inhisways7298]

Thank you very informative. The music is very loud & distracting unfortunately.