I could watch these soap cutting videos all day Katie!!! So satisfying. I love when the color mixes in the soap. It must be so relaxing to cut the soaps. (And must smell amazing too!)
That looks so cool friend! Tell Momma Suds I said Hi!!!!❤❤❤ I miss her in your videos. I hope all is well and I still receive her prayers over my boys. Forever grateful. ❤❤❤
I am a very new beginner in soap making. So new that I haven't started yet lol. How can I learn to make soap? I also want to make organic soaps. Do you teach newbies? And do you teach how to make organic soap?
Hi how did the flowers hold up. I know you can use them in M&P but I've never had success they always still turn after a week. Hoping you have the magic trick ❤
All essential oils if not properly diluted or used with a proper carrier oil can cause skin irritation and a burning feeling. Just be sure to get "ready to use" oils or use a carrier oil such as coconut oil. Some oils may cause a burning feeling if you have cuts/scrapes on the skin, or if you have a sensitivity or allergy to them.
Not sure where you heard this but it may come from the fact citrus scents are photosensitve - meaning you shouldn't go hanging out in the sun right after you use them. There is a guide called IFRA that all soap and cosmetic makers have to follow that gives you the max amount of essential oils your allowed to use in your products so they are safe and won't cause injury or harm. They have been tested at these levels to ensure they are safe.
I am not a fan of melt & Pour. Your cold process videos were what inspired me to jump into soapmaking. Now I have people claiming melt & Pour is the same as my from scratch bars at sales and markets. It really isn't a comparison. So I'm Salty about m&p soap. Have fun with it but don't say it is the same
I could watch these soap cutting videos all day Katie!!! So satisfying. I love when the color mixes in the soap. It must be so relaxing to cut the soaps. (And must smell amazing too!)
Oh wow thats gorgeous Katie!!
It's lovely! A lot of soap makers cut using a guide that I've seen
Katey. You should try making a salt soap. I'm curious to see what you would come up with. 😃
She did
That looks so cool friend! Tell Momma Suds I said Hi!!!!❤❤❤ I miss her in your videos. I hope all is well and I still receive her prayers over my boys. Forever grateful. ❤❤❤
I am a very new beginner in soap making. So new that I haven't started yet lol. How can I learn to make soap? I also want to make organic soaps. Do you teach newbies? And do you teach how to make organic soap?
I love the simplicity of these bars
Do those petals have to be caught or can they go down the drain?
Hi how did the flowers hold up. I know you can use them in M&P but I've never had success they always still turn after a week. Hoping you have the magic trick ❤
Nice
If you don't use a grid, you cpuld always line up your non-cut soap with the piece you just cut and cut off an equal size piece.
Doesnt citrus oil cause skin burns in the bath? Genuinely curious
All essential oils if not properly diluted or used with a proper carrier oil can cause skin irritation and a burning feeling. Just be sure to get "ready to use" oils or use a carrier oil such as coconut oil. Some oils may cause a burning feeling if you have cuts/scrapes on the skin, or if you have a sensitivity or allergy to them.
Not sure where you heard this but it may come from the fact citrus scents are photosensitve - meaning you shouldn't go hanging out in the sun right after you use them. There is a guide called IFRA that all soap and cosmetic makers have to follow that gives you the max amount of essential oils your allowed to use in your products so they are safe and won't cause injury or harm. They have been tested at these levels to ensure they are safe.
What do you hide as base ingredients ? Thanks
Nice❤ why are your soaps made so thin?
Didnt you say not to use dried petals or similar stuff for soaps because they will rot? Or is this bar thin so its gonna used up before it will rot
I think **dried** petals are okay to use, but **fresh** are not - iirc! (-:
Calendula is one of the few that won't rot. I think there's only 2 or 3 botanical that are able to go in melt and pour
@@broadwaylover8790 oh thats very interesting!
Do you use lye in your soaps?
Not in these in this video but in my long form videos, yes!
What is the name of the cutting tools used
I am not a fan of melt & Pour. Your cold process videos were what inspired me to jump into soapmaking. Now I have people claiming melt & Pour is the same as my from scratch bars at sales and markets. It really isn't a comparison. So I'm Salty about m&p soap. Have fun with it but don't say it is the same
That clear yellow would make good filling for a lemon meringue pie.
Why its so Liquid?
I think I've been saying calendula wrong.😅 Those flowers smell soooo good.
There’s nothing “natural” about using melt and pour… try making it straight from scratch
She does make it from scratch, try watching any of her actual soap videos