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Hiii...the measurements are stated in the video. If you have any questions concerning any particular measurement, please just let me know

Please, let them cure for at least 4 weeks. This ensures the soap is fully saponified and excess water evaporates

@ perfect .. thanks

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Woooowww...I should do my research on persimmon pulp! I'll love to see it once you're done please 🥺

@@soothingsoapbubbles I watched a video where he adds the pulp directly to the mix after light trace. Supposedly persimmon soap is used to remove the "old people smell". I have no idea what that is. LOL! My 90-year-old dad lives with me. He doesn't have any such smell. But I was guessing, deodorizing is deodorizing, right? I could try it on my stinky teenaged son. LOL! I also added activated charcoal because persimmon & lye make a weird dirty green color that I don't like. I will definitely send you pictures. It is easier for me to experiment with your recipes because they are simpler to follow. Thank you so much. 🥰

@@soothingsoapbubbles email with photos sent. 🙂

"old people smell" LOL! This would be a perfect deodorizing bar! I love how creative you are with your soaps. It's exciting 🤗🤗🤗

@@soothingsoapbubbles I sent you an email with photos. 💖

This is beautiful! You're absolutely welcome. I love the fact that you infused calendula in your Tallow. Can't wait to hear how it turned out. Welldone 👍🏽

@@soothingsoapbubbles I put them in flower molds and like you showed, it set really easily, and after 2-3 hours I took them out of the molds, and they look so beautiful! I loved this very simple recipe you showed us. I think I will make more of this recipe by infusing different kinds of herbs in tallow. Thank you so much for such a wonderfully simple recipe. A complete no-stress recipe. I could have added Calendula essential oil to it, but the tallow was already smelling so yummy with the calendula that I wanted to see if the soap would retain the fragrance. But unfortunately, the fragrance was gone. Next time I will add the essential oil. I can't thank you enough. I wish I could add a picture of my soap to show you what I did with the help of your recipe. I'll look for more simple recipes like this on your channel.

Aww 🥰. This melted my heart. I'm so glad that the reason for which I started this channel is being achieved; making soapmaking as simple and fun as it can be. I love your and creativity, Welldone. I'll really love to see the pictures of your beautiful soap, if you can send them to soothingsoapbubbles@gmail.com 🤗

@@soothingsoapbubbles Yes, I love your channel. 😍I am new here, but I loved the simplicity and the fun I had doing this. I shared this video link in an FB group, too. I'll go take pictures of my soap now and send them to you. Now, I am looking for another recipe from your channel and will incorporate persimmon in it to see if I can make it work.

@@soothingsoapbubbles Just emailed you the photo. 💖

Thank you so much ❤️

@ tried out the CP waiting for it to cure

Wow, I love to know the outcome, Welldone!

Wish I can send you a pix.

Oh, this is lovely. Please, send them via Gmail; soothingsoapbubbles@gmail.com Thank you so much

No. It's fragrance free

Thank you! I'll be glad to hear how It turns out!

@ Tallow traces fast for me or am I stick blending too much?

I've come to learn that Tallow behaves differently for different people. It probably has to do with the various sources. For me, Tallow traces Slowly but, I've had people report that it speeds up trace for them. The Shea Butter I use traces Slowly too but many people say Shea Butter speeds trace. I think it's good to just take note of how it behaves for you and soap accordingly.

You're absolutely welcome! It's now my favorite method of making hot process soap 😄

Your absolutely welcome. And yes, we really do learn every day. The soap is soooo conditioning, it doesn't strip my sensitive skin.

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You'll absolutely love it!

Hiiii...I double boiled the batter because I decided to use the hot process method which requires adding external heat to the batter, to speed up the saponification process. It's totally optional. You can simply stick blend to trace and pour the batter in your silicone mold. That's the cold process method. 2. Yes, beeswax adds long lasting hardness to natural soap. Also, make sure the soap cures for at least 4 weeks. Within this period, excess water evaporates from the soap, and this helps it last longer Thank you for your support 🤗

@soothingsoapbubbles Thank you so much for your detailed reply 😊 ❤️ I love to watch all your soap making videos 😀 they are so short and enjoyable ☺️ Have a nice day 😊 💛 awaiting for your upcoming videos 😇

Thank you so much! I'm thrilled to hear you're enjoying the videos and finding them helpful. Your support means a lot, and I can’t wait to share more fun and informative content with you! Wishing you a wonderful day too. Stay tuned for more exciting soapmaking videos!

Thank you 🤗

Palm kernel Oil- coconut oil Palm oil- talli, Shea Butter Remember to run through a soap calc.

@soothingsoapbubbles thank you so much

I'll love to get feedback 🤗 Thank you for watching!

Thank you so much! It's amazing how timing works out sometimes 😄🔥. I'd love to hear how your hemp soap slab turns out-hot process is so fun to experiment with!

With the double boiling method, you're able to make way smaller batches, especially for a start. But with a crock pot, it might not be possible to make a really small batch of soap because of how wide the pot might be. It might be impossible to stick blend the small batch in the crock pot. Also, some people don't have a crock pot but want to try out hot process soap. The main aim of the video is to show that using a crockpot isn't the only way to try out the hot process method in Soapmaking.

@@soothingsoapbubbles thank you so much for your detailed reply. I am an absolute newbie at soap making.

I'll plan towards that but, this particular recipe gives a hard and long lasting soap

Thank you and you're welcome!

Hi, thank you I didn't cover the container. I closely watched it and stirred the batter whenever I noticed it rising. I'll make a full video on the process

@@soothingsoapbubbles Wow thanks. Yes please 🤗

Because of the paper lining, it easily slid out of the mold. Just make to line the bottom and sides properly

Thank you ❤️ It's food grade cocoa powder. From a cake shop

Thank you!

You're welcome and thank you!

You're absolutely welcome and thank you for watching. Blessings to you and yours!

Hello 🤗. Yes, you can substitute with coconut oil. Palm kernel and coconut oil have similar fatty acids profile, and give similar properties in soap

Thank you so much, I really appreciate your kind words🤗

@@soothingsoapbubbles your welcome. I appreciate you for taking the time to record your process. Inspiring !!! Have a blessed day !!

Thank you so much 🤗

Me too 🤗. I used 5% of my total oil weight. That's 15g

@@soothingsoapbubbles thank you

They're all stated in the video

Those are just additives. Soap can be made without them, if you have the right recipe.

It varies. Depending on the size of the lye solution. I always let mine cool to room temperature. Just feel through the container.

I didn't check. I just melted my oils, mixed my lye as my oil was melting. Then mixed lye and oil immediately after making the lye solution.

It might be the Tallow causing it. The soap is more likely to take the colour of the Tallow. So, if the Tallow is brown, the soap would most likely be brown. Also, it might be that the soap is overheating. For this issue, I'll suggest you Soap at a cooler temperature, you can refrigerate your soap after pouring in the mold too, use individual silicone molds if you can.

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It's a 100% Tallow soap

Slightly, yes

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Hello 👋🏽. Its full video with recipe, is up on the UA-cam channel, and is linked to this shorts. Just tap the "play" button down. However, here's a link; ua-cam.com/video/b25DEtIRct8/v-deo.htmlsi=BjGQ-QR8fWjm8CsZ

@@soothingsoapbubbles thank you 🤗

It's linked. Just tap the "play button" down

ua-cam.com/video/I7VKNPA8KJ4/v-deo.html

ua-cam.com/video/yAeeBpIXniM/v-deo.html

It's a soap colour; cadet blue ii

For me, the major aim of using it was to get a natural colour and just to explore using natural juices in soap. I believe that the benefits of a soap bar has to do more with its base oils.

I'll be making a more detailed video on this style of hot process, where I'll show it all. Thank you and welcome to the family 🤗

Thank you ❤️ Because it's hot process and the lye concentration is high, 2 weeks was okay for its cure and the colour lasted. Hot process helps with that too

Thank you ❤️