That was fun. I still have NOT tried pringles can shaped soap. It unmolded really nicely. It has been an awfully long time since the last time made a one pound loaf of soap. I actually prefer blending up my shreds into oblivion as well so there are just little specks rather than big pieces of confetti. Boris is SO adorable, I loved watching him twist and turn and make his little noises.
@@NezumiSoaps A few days ago I made 19 pounds of lemongrass, tea tree and eucalyptus soap with spirulina and neem powders. The way I'm cutting them now I got 160 bars, they end up being a good size, about 3 to 3.5 oz. They are much easier to wrap the way I do when they are more like a square. Have a good day.
That came out great Shonna! I have saved Pringles cans and then thrown them away without using them several times - you make me want to go out and buy another can! I love the color you got too!
Those soaps turned out so nice! I like how the shreds became speckles. Pringles cans make great soap molds, they fit some of the pull-through tools too :) It looks like you have a lightbulb with pink salt inside on your shelf.
Those shreds look cool in there. I like to fold up a piece of plastic ( an old plastic folder ) and put into the Pringles can pour two colours one into each side and make yin yang ☯️ soaps after you pour in the batter gently remove the plastic rolled folder and you're left with yinyang in the Pringles can. Your natural recipe is a nice light soap batter. Have a wonderful week ahead of you, stay safe xx
Good morning Shonna! I always used pringles cans to make round soaps, until I finally purchased a round mold which I rarely use now! But I love how your soap turned out and your pour was smooth and runny for a salt bar! Well done! PS: I never tried this flavor or pringles- heading out to find it later today! LOL Have a great day!
Thank you for sharing this technique Shonna. Recently I try to move things around in my home I became frustrated and just put everything back in its original place lol.
Hi, Shonna. I've used those in the past without lining and it all worked. I've always been cautious about trying the heat transfer method because coconut oil is the only solid oil in my recipe. It seemed to work well for you so I may try it. Thanks for the idea!!
It looks like that worked really well. I would like 2 bars, please. I usually really like the almond fragrance. Are you keeping track of what I’ve said I wanted? 😁 Cause I’m not. Another great soap!!! 👍🏻❤️
I think that's a nice soap color myself. Also I thought the dog interlude was adorable and I like seeing how you get creative with this stuff.
You're so kind, thank you 🐾💕
Those turned out really good and your puppy is ADORABLE!!
Thank you, Denise 🐾💕
awesome that you show that you don't have to spend a ton of money on molds and that you can use everyday items. great video
I appreciate that very much, thank you 💕💕💕
Such a lovely soap and what a great idea, thanks for sharing!! 😁
Oh and I loved Boris playing on the couch at the beginning, too cute!!
Thank you Beck! You are so sweet to go back and watch past videos ❤️🫧
That was fun. I still have NOT tried pringles can shaped soap. It unmolded really nicely. It has been an awfully long time since the last time made a one pound loaf of soap. I actually prefer blending up my shreds into oblivion as well so there are just little specks rather than big pieces of confetti. Boris is SO adorable, I loved watching him twist and turn and make his little noises.
Thank you for watching, Renee 😄 What is the last soap you made?
@@NezumiSoaps A few days ago I made 19 pounds of lemongrass, tea tree and eucalyptus soap with spirulina and neem powders. The way I'm cutting them now I got 160 bars, they end up being a good size, about 3 to 3.5 oz. They are much easier to wrap the way I do when they are more like a square. Have a good day.
@@reneecormalis624 wow!!! I don't know if I'll ever make a batch that large! Very impressive, Renee 😊
That came out great Shonna! I have saved Pringles cans and then thrown them away without using them several times - you make me want to go out and buy another can! I love the color you got too!
I was actually tempted to throw mine away and then figured I may a well do what I intended... So happy to see you, Tammy!
@@NezumiSoaps I know! I am late catching up to your videos, but I always get to them eventually 🥰
@@WalnutCreekBathBoutique you're the sweetest ever💕💕
Those soaps turned out so nice! I like how the shreds became speckles. Pringles cans make great soap molds, they fit some of the pull-through tools too :) It looks like you have a lightbulb with pink salt inside on your shelf.
My awesome observant friend... Yes, there is a lightbulb with some rose clay in it 💡 Thank you for being cool, Laura 💕
@@NezumiSoaps That's an awesome design for a jar! :)
Those shreds look cool in there. I like to fold up a piece of plastic ( an old plastic folder ) and put into the Pringles can pour two colours one into each side and make yin yang ☯️ soaps after you pour in the batter gently remove the plastic rolled folder and you're left with yinyang in the Pringles can. Your natural recipe is a nice light soap batter. Have a wonderful week ahead of you, stay safe xx
What a great idea, Tanya 💕 I hope you've been well over there in Tasmania. Winter is coming, right?
I really am impressed with you!❤
Well I sure appreciate that, thank you very much
You made a nice soap out of a can of Pringles~ It's cool!!
Thank you 😊💕✨
Beautiful!!
Thank you!
Good morning Shonna!
I always used pringles cans to make round soaps, until I finally purchased a round mold which I rarely use now! But I love how your soap turned out and your pour was smooth and runny for a salt bar! Well done!
PS: I never tried this flavor or pringles- heading out to find it later today! LOL
Have a great day!
You are always so wonderfully kind, Kamile! Thank you for having such a good heart 💕
Thank you for sharing this technique Shonna. Recently I try to move things around in my home I became frustrated and just put everything back in its original place lol.
I love rearranging. It makes the old feel new.
Hi Shonna, these soaps came out beautiful. I've actually never tried making soap using a Pringles can. Really cool!
It's super easy! 😊
Hi, Shonna. I've used those in the past without lining and it all worked. I've always been cautious about trying the heat transfer method because coconut oil is the only solid oil in my recipe. It seemed to work well for you so I may try it. Thanks for the idea!!
Thank you very much for the kindness! You always have such nice things to say 😊
I really need to do the pringles can soap. Lol I had some I saved then had to move so I got rid of them.
It's super easy!
Pretty little moons
Thank you, Sierra 🌕
It looks like that worked really well. I would like 2 bars, please. I usually really like the almond fragrance. Are you keeping track of what I’ve said I wanted? 😁 Cause I’m not. Another great soap!!! 👍🏻❤️
I was sort of mentally keeping tract at one point..... 😊 I love you, Jan 💜
@@NezumiSoaps I will look at your Etsy shop and refresh my memory. One was the jewel soap I know. ❤️
Love you Shonna❣️
@@janpeters4083 Those aren't available on Etsy, yet. I'll have a shop update either this month or next month so you can know all that I have ready.
@@NezumiSoaps sounds good. It’s not like I’m in danger of running out. 😁
@@janpeters4083 Well, I can't let that happen!
I use soap shreds as a general cleaner. Dissolve them in a bucket of water and start cleaning. Make sure they are shredded more finely.
What a great idea!
It's beautiful. Do it again, not many people go round. Perhaps next time you can use leftover soap, soap clay to make a ring around it.
Thank you! Great suggestion, as well 😊
What are those chip/slivers you were adding in?
Just soap shreds from previous batches
It does look like orange juice! 🤣🤣
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My brother in law has 2 Scottie’s. Just a handful
Scotties are certainly a handful 🐾🐾💕