This was a great tutorial about "soap making" lol just read some comments I can't wait until my package gets here so I can attempt to make soap it looks easy Thanks again
Hi Paulette, I'm trying to develop a build a machine, like a coffee machine, so that people can make soap at home easily, and I was wondering if people buy these soap making kit to make soap for themselves or to sell the soap. It would be great if you could offer me some guidance on that matter.
Love making soap. Been doing hot and cold process for years. I love Bulk Apothecary for my essential oils but plan to check out Lone Star due to your reccomendation on several of your tutorials.
only things included in candle science box now is Materials: Stephenson White Melt and Pour Soap Base 2 lb Tray (Qty: 1) Caribbean Teakwood 1 oz Bottle (Qty: 1) Oval Rim Bar Mold 1 pc Mold (Qty: 1) Aqua Liquid Soap Dye 1 oz Bottle (Qty: 1) Candle and Soap Scale 1 pc Scale (Qty: 1)Funnel Pouring Pitcher 1 pc Pitcher (Qty: 1) Straight Blade Soap Cutter 1 pc Cutter (Qty: 1)
Hi Alt, I'm trying to a build a machine, like a coffee machine, so that people can make soap at home easily, and I was wondering if people buy these soap making kit to make soap for themselves or to sell the soap. It would be great if you could offer me some guidance on that matter.
Easy you need: Soap base Food coloring MMolds Microave the soap base Add coloring Add fragrance Pour in molds Freeze for 10 minutes Take out of freezer Let sit for 18-24 hours Then its ready for use... Dont forget you can make a website and then sale your soap... and you will turn rich. Byeeee
It's not similar. Maybe melt and pour, but, that's not soap making. You actually make your amazing candles. Remember, I'm a soap maker... Not a candle maker. I watch your tutoriasl to learn how to make candles, so I can make them as gifts one day. So I guess I can tutor you about soap making. Melt and pour is NOT making soap. It, by law, can NOT even be labeled homemade. People do put handmade on it though. But.... If you and your family would like to learn how to make soap.. let me know, and I'll gladly assist you. I'm the person that headed the 4 year FDA study, (finished it In October 2017) on soap, as part of my biochemistry masters study. I've aldo been making soap for over 35 years. I might have a little info to share on that subject. 😁😀😁😀 I still haven't braved a candle yet. I did melt, color and scent a wX melt, just to see if it came out ok. The shape and scent, yes. Not the color though. Lol
I would say melt and pour is actually the closest thing to candle making in the soaping world as candle makers are not officially making their wax...they melt, add color, and fragrance. Of course the wick poses some interesting issues that you don't find an equivalent to in melt and pour. I've seen some incredible artistry from people who do just melt and pour soaps. So melt and pour is a perfect first step into soap making for someone that makes candles
I’ve been wanting to make soap for so long but I have no idea where to start so this was very helpful - thanks for sharing!!!!!
You can crazy with imbeds and decorating with melt and pour just like candles. Super fun project for artsy people
Great job Tim! I am a cold process soap maker among other things and I wanted to say that you did a wonderful job making your melt and pour soap!
This was a great tutorial about "soap making" lol just read some comments I can't wait until my package gets here so I can attempt to make soap it looks easy
Thanks again
Hi Paulette, I'm trying to develop a build a machine, like a coffee machine, so that people can make soap at home easily, and I was wondering if people buy these soap making kit to make soap for themselves or to sell the soap. It would be great if you could offer me some guidance on that matter.
Loved this
They came out amazing
Thanks! :)
Love making soap. Been doing hot and cold process for years. I love Bulk Apothecary for my essential oils but plan to check out Lone Star due to your reccomendation on several of your tutorials.
Thanks for watching!
Great video! Thank you!!
Your kitchen is beautiful !
Thank you for this video ! Are you in the army by chance ?
great tutorial. thank you
Thank you for your video.
What would be a cheap substitute for the expensive dyes?
after you make the soap, how long do you wait until you use it?
You can use it right away. There is no cure time for melt and pour.
I would assume that melting the initial soap would also work in a pot on stove top?? Yes or no??
yes you can use a double boiler method on the stove a big pot with water in it then a smaller pot on top off the water with the soap base in it
only things included in candle science box now is
Materials:
Stephenson White Melt and Pour Soap Base 2 lb Tray (Qty: 1)
Caribbean Teakwood 1 oz Bottle (Qty: 1)
Oval Rim Bar Mold 1 pc Mold (Qty: 1)
Aqua Liquid Soap Dye 1 oz Bottle (Qty: 1)
Candle and Soap Scale 1 pc Scale (Qty: 1)Funnel Pouring Pitcher 1 pc Pitcher (Qty: 1)
Straight Blade Soap Cutter 1 pc Cutter (Qty: 1)
Hi Alt, I'm trying to a build a machine, like a coffee machine, so that people can make soap at home easily, and I was wondering if people buy these soap making kit to make soap for themselves or to sell the soap. It would be great if you could offer me some guidance on that matter.
Easy you need:
Soap base
Food coloring
MMolds
Microave the soap base
Add coloring
Add fragrance
Pour in molds
Freeze for 10 minutes
Take out of freezer
Let sit for 18-24 hours
Then its ready for use...
Dont forget you can make a website and then sale your soap... and you will turn rich. Byeeee
You So use to making candles, u said candle dyes🤦🏽♀ lol.
It's not similar. Maybe melt and pour, but, that's not soap making. You actually make your amazing candles.
Remember, I'm a soap maker... Not a candle maker. I watch your tutoriasl to learn how to make candles, so I can make them as gifts one day. So I guess I can tutor you about soap making.
Melt and pour is NOT making soap. It, by law, can NOT even be labeled homemade. People do put handmade on it though.
But.... If you and your family would like to learn how to make soap.. let me know, and I'll gladly assist you.
I'm the person that headed the 4 year FDA study, (finished it In October 2017) on soap, as part of my biochemistry masters study. I've aldo been making soap for over 35 years. I might have a little info to share on that subject. 😁😀😁😀
I still haven't braved a candle yet. I did melt, color and scent a wX melt, just to see if it came out ok. The shape and scent, yes. Not the color though. Lol
I would say melt and pour is actually the closest thing to candle making in the soaping world as candle makers are not officially making their wax...they melt, add color, and fragrance. Of course the wick poses some interesting issues that you don't find an equivalent to in melt and pour.
I've seen some incredible artistry from people who do just melt and pour soaps. So melt and pour is a perfect first step into soap making for someone that makes candles