🍺 Thanks for watching! Find the instructions and ingredients for this soap here: bberry.studio/BeerSoapProject If you have any questions, feel free to contact our customer service team at info@brambleberry.com or 877-627-7883 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. You can also live chat with customer service on BrambleBerry.com from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. Shop Bramble Berry: bberry.studio/_ShopBrambleBerry Recipes, Tips & Inspiration: bberry.studio/IntheStudio_Projects Facebook: facebook.com/BrambleBerry Instagram: instagram.com/brambleberry/ Twitter: twitter.com/brambleberry TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@brambleberry Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/brambleberry/
Have stayed away from beer up until now. This soap makes me excited to try it. The beer is cold but what temp are the oils when you put them together? Thanks for sharing your great ideas!!!
Hi! The oils are in our 2 Quart Glass Mixing Bowl, here's the link: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/tools-and-accessories/containers/2-quart-glass-mixing-bowl/IB000050.html
Melt and pour soaps do come in beer bases, depending on where you live. OR just buy your regular base and add a beer scent. The scents are non alcoholic so no need to worry, just use as you would any other fragrance oil. Adding actual beer to a melt and pour base, no.
Something I see a lot in soaping groups is people worrying because unscented beer soap smells awful. Give it time. I made a beer bastille soap with no fragrance, and it took about 3 days for the smell to go away.
Soaps without fragrance tend to take on the more neutral scents of what they're made of. For example, oils like hemp seed oil will give a more nutty smell and beeswax will give a slight honey scent.
Anne Marie with the "only one set of eyes"always cracks me up. I wonder where she gets her spare parts for arms, hands legs etc..lol...sorry not being serious I jkust think it's funny. The soap looks good. didn't know about the lye/alcohol reaction, prob cos I never use it
Hallo Anna Marie Könntet Ihr nicht die Videos mit deutschen Untertitel drehen? Ich habe dein Buch vor ca. 2 Jahren gekauft in Deutsch und war von diesem Buch begeistert. Vielleicht kommt dein zweites Buch auch noch in Deutsch auf den Markt. Lg. Sylke
@@witchypath917 HDPE plastic - over time lye etches glass, after a while the glass can shatter. When it happens it's unpredictable and unsafe - you can have shatters of glass mixed in with a lye solution. It has happened to me.
@@lindahalpern5722 I’m pretty that she mentioned that the containers she uses for the lye are made of plastic in another video, she doesn’t say it in every video but she always uses either plastic or heat-safe glass containers for lye
I agree. Any soap maker knows that. But she'll figure it out when her glass of lye breaks and goes everywhere. Teach proper safety if you're going to do a class
I want to start a business but the regulations in Europe make it really hard I don't know any more is it worth it. The more research I do the more initial investment I need to make. Is there someone here who has actually started selling soap in EU?
PLEASE do a soap without Olive oil. Olive oil is a little bit expensive in Brazil, it's "cruel" use tô make a soap that Will take months to be good to use...
That's not true that you have to cook the alcohol off first. I don't cook it off and neither does Ariane Arsenault We add the lye to the oils first then the alcohol and have never had a problem.
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I have also made a beer soap with your lemon honey fragrance. It was amazing!
The thumbnail for this video instantly reminded me of the old Viennetta ice cream cakes that were popular in the 80s.
The more I watch these videos the more I'm inspired to start my own soap making business.
I just made a batch of my beer soap (no charcoal, just oats and coffee) and it always smells soooo good in the studio.
Bear soap is on my list for very long, u have me a reason to make one.. 😊
OMG I LOVE this fragrance oil!! I've recommended it to many in the soaping groups and they've loved it too. Very nice soap!! 💞
Have stayed away from beer up until now. This soap makes me excited to try it. The beer is cold but what temp are the oils when you put them together? Thanks for sharing your great ideas!!!
I love this fragrance oil. We make our Guinness beer soap with it. Great video.
Absolutely beautiful 💕💕💕💕
Thank you!
Look beautiful 😍
omg the queen is back
Omg im shivering here seeing you holding the lye 😁... The practice makes everything perfect... You are my real role model😍
I love you guys! Thank you for these videos. You Dolls rock! Xoxo
Beautiful 😻
Lovely. I have yet to make a beer soap. But one of these days, I shall 😊
Any reason you couldn't freeze the boiled beer to minimize the smell/scorching?
What size glass pitcher did you use? Oils already melted and cooled when you added the beer lye water blend.
Hi! The oils are in our 2 Quart Glass Mixing Bowl, here's the link: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/tools-and-accessories/containers/2-quart-glass-mixing-bowl/IB000050.html
Can we use water soluble fragrance oil in cold process soaps
Can you make this as a melt and pour
love it
Did you cool the lye/beer mixture to what temperature?
Is there any alternative to the coffee butter? I can't seem to find it here in the UK.
You can always use cocoa butter, just make sure you run the recipe through your lye calculator to make sure everything works correctly.
When I saw the thumbnail I thought “oh, is she baking a Napoleon pastry?” Nope, just soap, lol!
how long does this soap cure for.
Beautiful soap. Why did the one batch seem more brown rather than the black of the 2nd batch? I like the brownish one!
I .wondering the same thing
Nossa eu amo seus sabonete sou brasileira
This looks incredible! If I can find a similar fragrance oil in the UK I will try it out.
Can be used a premade soap base to making this soap? Thanks
Melt and pour soaps do come in beer bases, depending on where you live. OR just buy your regular base and add a beer scent. The scents are non alcoholic so no need to worry, just use as you would any other fragrance oil.
Adding actual beer to a melt and pour base, no.
What about 0% alcohol beer? Can it be used directly?
Another gorgeous soap. Any suppliers in Australia, NSW Sydney
Something I see a lot in soaping groups is people worrying because unscented beer soap smells awful. Give it time. I made a beer bastille soap with no fragrance, and it took about 3 days for the smell to go away.
Is that recipe in your soaping book ?
Is this recipe in your soaping book?
That very pretty
Aren't we supposed not to use any metal spoon with lye solution?
Have you ever made the soap without a fragrance oil? What is the scent like?
Soaps without fragrance tend to take on the more neutral scents of what they're made of. For example, oils like hemp seed oil will give a more nutty smell and beeswax will give a slight honey scent.
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Anne Marie with the "only one set of eyes"always cracks me up. I wonder where she gets her spare parts for arms, hands legs etc..lol...sorry not being serious I jkust think it's funny. The soap looks good. didn't know about the lye/alcohol reaction, prob cos I never use it
I love the " melk "
Please share on how to make a shower bomb
Hallo Anna Marie
Könntet Ihr nicht die Videos mit deutschen Untertitel drehen?
Ich habe dein Buch vor ca. 2 Jahren gekauft in Deutsch und war von diesem Buch begeistert. Vielleicht kommt dein zweites Buch auch noch in Deutsch auf den Markt. Lg. Sylke
Woww
As a chemistry major the glass container for the lye solution, bothers me - otherwise I enjoy Anne-Marie's videos.
What would you put it in?
@@witchypath917 HDPE plastic - over time lye etches glass, after a while the glass can shatter. When it happens it's unpredictable and unsafe - you can have shatters of glass mixed in with a lye solution. It has happened to me.
@@lindahalpern5722 I’m pretty that she mentioned that the containers she uses for the lye are made of plastic in another video, she doesn’t say it in every video but she always uses either plastic or heat-safe glass containers for lye
I agree. Any soap maker knows that. But she'll figure it out when her glass of lye breaks and goes everywhere. Teach proper safety if you're going to do a class
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Very NICE :) But, too much trouble.
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I want to start a business but the regulations in Europe make it really hard I don't know any more is it worth it. The more research I do the more initial investment I need to make. Is there someone here who has actually started selling soap in EU?
PLEASE do a soap without Olive oil. Olive oil is a little bit expensive in Brazil, it's "cruel" use tô make a soap that Will take months to be good to use...
I felt bad watching this. I donno why.
Recovering alcoholic don’t give me a reason lol
That's not true that you have to cook the alcohol off first. I don't cook it off and neither does Ariane Arsenault We add the lye to the oils first then the alcohol and have never had a problem.