Making Soap: Sandalwood Glycerin Soap
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- Today's episode is about making our sandalwood glycerin soap. Thank you for watching. Feel free to comment about what you would like to see on this channel.
Please see our video tutorial on the Acorn Swirl method (below) of swirling melt and pour soap and then use the ratios below to make this soap. • Soap Making Glycerin S...
42 oz. of soap base
separate into the below:
3 oz. separated from the original amount and add titanium dioxide.
6 oz. from the original amount and add activated charcoal or another black colorant.
for the remaining soap base, add a copper color of mica in small quantities until you reach a tinted soap that is also somewhat transparent.
This video is more for inspiration purposes. If you would like to try this method of making glycerin soap please post your results with the hashtag #acornswirl so we can find you.
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Love the color combination.
Love your technique to get that bold swirls. I will try it myself. New sub great contents:)
Thank you, Jen N!
Beautiful!
Beautiful and I bet it smells amazing 💖
How long should we cure to use it
Hello! You do not have to cure glycerin soap as it is a hot process soap and a base is used that has already cured.
If you are making cold process soap you should cure it for 4 weeks if you do not use the cold process oven process method. Please see my last video on no thermometer soap making for beginners. I also touched on the cold process oven process method in an earlier video I made, concerning heat process soap making. It’s a cold process method, but I end it with instructions on how to do cold process oven process (CPOP). The CPOP method is a great way of having the process of cold process and the early usability of heat process.
So this is just melt and pour soap making? Okay well good job
I do both on this channel. Thanks for watching.
where does a sandalwood smell come from?
Sandalwood. There are different species, some more expensive than others. This one was synthetic. The real stuff is far too expensive to use in soap. 😉
Thank you 💚
So sad there's no new videos.
I’m just getting set up for some new videos and hope to do some live ones soon. I will make a post for you to save the date when I have it set.
Why my glycerine soap look like frozen ice ?
If you mean the glycerin beads that form on the outside, then it is due to the humidity in your environment. Just put a little rubbing alcohol on a paper towel or clean rag and wipe it off. The more humid it is the more this will happen. It is purely aesthetic and does not effect the final bar.
@@OakleafandOcotillo thank you so much for your answer ❤️
Confused is all the liquid glycerin?
Hi Jacob! The liquid is hot glycerin soap. You can buy it by the pound at a soap supply company or online, melt it down and make customized soap with it. I made this while keeping the soap around 120* F. I hope this helps.
@@OakleafandOcotillo thank you very much I'll give it a go
Please tag your creations with #acornswirl so I can find them. I look forward to seeing what you come up with.
it looks awesome but it would be a lot easier if you explained what you were doing while you were doing it.
Thank you, Jude. Most of my videos are geared toward advanced soap Making. However, if you have a video suggestion I would be happy to hear it. Please see my video on glycerin swirls and heat transfer cold process soap making for a little more detail. Most of my videos are intended to inspire creativity from the viewer. Thank you for watching.
I've never made soap in my life but it sure does inspire me to want to do it. Thank you💕🌿
Awesome! Mission accomplished!
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