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How it's so nice to see a video on this. Your soaps turned out beautiful!! I can't wait to make this recipe. I think I'm going to add tea tree oil and either colloidal oats or kaolin clay. Thanks again for taking the time to make this great video for us.

Just had to double check the water and lye mixture. Mine got pretty cloudy so I had to come back to this to make sure I wasn’t doing it wrong lol

Excellent. Thanks for teaching

I have used powdered sugar for years now that and yogurt work well with the ricing to stop happening. :)

Beautiful! Can I ask what you are mixing your colorants with? Do you use the oil that counted for the batch?

Beautiful. I love the combination of colours of the ramekins

I tested this recipe out 2x and had tons of tiny bubbles throughout the soap. I'm not sure what happened there.

Hi! Sitting here surrounded by supplies. This is my first time ever making any soap, and I’m struggling with all the chemistry! How much essential oil would I add? I have 1 litre (33.81oz) of coconut oil. I have also read it’s good to sub 1-2 oz with castor oil, and I have also read it’s good to add citric acid, so I’ve bought these things as well, but I don’t know how much to add because I don’t really understand how to use the soap calc and I’m worried it will take too long to cure/wont set if I make changes. Do you have any advice?

AWESOME !!!🎉🎉🎉🎉Thank you very much

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I appreciate this simple method tutorial. Will be trying!

So beautiful, Thank you!

Adorable. Love these!

I see your Etsy is taking a break, do you have suggestions for other shops that might sell zero waste dish soaps?

Informative. Thanks.

🤍🩷🤚 Hi SummitValley Thank You . Really Good recipe , wanting to try to make without lye or potash ... Fyi Your Etsy and Fb is Not working 🤍

Great video and you explain your technique so well! I'll have to make this soon!

Hey Andrea, i am new to soap making, and really enjoy your videos. Could you explain the oven process that you used for these? I detail, like how log how warm and with type of heat? Than you very much for your help.

Very pretty! Looks so real! Nice Job!

THANK YOU for the best castille soap recipe I have tried - turned out creamy and beautiful!

My faux water was cloudy, but when I added the lye, it seemed to have something at the bottom, almost like the sea salt and baking soda multiplied and “reverse” dissolved and just sat at the bottom of the lye water. Is this normal?

Can you add colloidal oatmeal powder without compromising the lather? What about kaolin clay? Thanks.

I only use natural colorants so this 3 color pour was perfect!

Thank you for sharing! How much oil , water and lye you use ? Can you please🙏 share i don't know how to use calculator

I noticed the DT white containers with the handles and spout don’t have the #5 in the bottom. Are you very confident they are still safe to use with hot lye?

Doesn’t everyone own a dishwasher nowadays? Makes this soap kinda redundant .. ?

I had been looking for a thorough tutorial for this for a long time. Thank you so much!! Excellent instructions and demo.

Blessings to you from Corpus Christi TEXAS

Hi, thank you for the great video. Is it possible to get the recipe like in normal recipe way (not in % and such like?)😘

I've done Bastille soaps many times using Zany's method. They turned out awesome. I just used the last bar of a batch that I made 2 years ago. It was amazing.

Mam which paper you use any specific name how it hard you are doing very nicely thanks iam from india

Is it safe to use any container or should it be ovenproof like your ramekins?

Thank you for this video! I don't understand it's not reaching trace fast like yours... I tried mixing for almost 2 minutes and it stayed liquid. I did 40gr of coconut oil, 16gr of water and 7gr of lye (I used a lye calculator). I'm new at soap making 🙋🏻‍♀️ I did my dish blocks with SCI and SCS for years but the price of those ingredients is becoming super expensive. Any tips would be super appreciated 🤗 thanks!

Thank you for sharing your technique - - you explained it perfectly! 😁. Can't wait to try it out!

Someday, I’ll write a book on how soap is made in Texas. A place where half of the processes you see on UA-cam don’t work. I.E. start with freezing water, because if you try to gel phase with a blanket or in a oven? You’re gonna get the San Andres down the center. This is a very cool looking soap.

Amazing

These really turned out awesome!

Omg!!! You are a life saver!! Thank you so much for this video

Thank you so much I appreciate you for this tutorial. You can use the hard stock or cardboard like paper for your labels

I made these and they turned out great. When doing a 33% lye concentration it came out to 118.6 grams of water for this recipe. Do you add the fragrance in in addition to the 118.6 grams of water, or include the volume of FO in the 118.6 grams? Hope this makes sense! Thanks you.

Hello can I use 2:1 water lye ratio

These are awesome! Thanks for sharing! 💕

This is gold! Thanks so much! I’m gonna try it now with a teakwood coconut soap. Thanks again

Thank you for this technique..mine traced a little fast so I didn't get mica lines but, Still love it.. fragrance was a special request for my daughter..

Your work is gorgeous!

beautiful!!! Thank You so much.

Hey Andrea, just a heads up, I have tried to buy the handmixer through the link on your page and I keep getting an error message from Amazon’s “sorry we couldn’t find a page “I tried a search on Amazon under hand mixers but it’s not there. BTW I tried the oven process. I divided the same batch up into two separate moulds and put one in the oven. You were absolutely right, quite a difference in the vivid colour.

How long does salt bars have to cure before using? I read an article that suggests 6 months, and stated the longer you wait the better the the salt bar is.

I am trying to come up with one similar but I want the peaks more rounded, like mountains. I'm thinking thicker trace, what do you think? Beautiful soap and I am glad I found your channel, the perfect amount of fast forward and real time video~