Wood Grain Soap with Simple 3 Color Technique

Welcome to Summit Valley Soap! This is a behind the scenes look at this simplified wood grain pour.
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Recipe:
Olive oil 50%
Coconut oil 35%
Shea Butter 10%
Castor Oil 5%
Use a lye calculator to formulate an exact recipe for your mold. My favorite is www.soapcalc.ne...
I used a 36% lye concentration with a 7% SF.
I buy my silicone spatulas and plastic measuring bowls with a handle and pour spout at Dollar Tree. They are inexpensive and work great!
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[@tallysm26]

I appreciate this simple method tutorial. Will be trying!

[@rajeshwarigirish6362]

Excellent. Thanks for teaching

[@lindahalpern5722]

Lovely, thanks for showing an easy wood pour!

[@summitvalleysoap6611]

Thanks for watching!

[@gwenwebster1292]

These are just beautiful! I love your techniques and teaching :-)

[@summitvalleysoap6611]

Thank you!

[@Zamal512]

So beautiful, Thank you!

[@nimvaughen9895]

beautiful!!! Thank You so much.

[@monicahatch6498]

These really turned out awesome!

[@evelynmatheson2117]

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

[@jeanettemorgan685]

awesome video! Thanks so much for sharing this!!!

[@summitvalleysoap6611]

You're welcome. Thanks for warching!

[@consuela3214]

So much easier. Thank you for sharing.

[@summitvalleysoap6611]

You are welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@debbieescobar6267]

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

[@barbarafrensch6874]

You are excellent at teaching as your video is fantastic and they all turned out amazingly beautiful. Thanks for sharing with other soap makers. You are very talented.

[@summitvalleysoap6611]

Thank you! I'm glad you liked it. I appreciate the kind words.

[@jeanettehaygood4154]

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

[@karismith8822]

Very pretty! Looks so real! Nice Job!

[@MrHerks]

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

[@ChillingWithMel22]

Great video I am definitely going to try this technique!!!

[@summitvalleysoap6611]

Thank you! Good luck. I bet you'll find it very doable.

[@wolfermist]

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

[@summitvalleysoap6611]

Yes. After I mix my oils I take a bit and use it to mix the colorants.

[@josephruiz6171]

Fantastic job!!!!
I was wondering do you have any links to the stands that held up your soap as well as the soap cutters that you used?

[@summitvalleysoap6611]

www.etsy.com/listing/752864838/soap-mold-angler-prop-your-soap-mold-to?ref=yr_purchases

[@summitvalleysoap6611]

Thanks for watching! Here is a link.

[@hollyanderson2102]

Beautiful job! I love that soap trimmer! Where did you buy that?

[@summitvalleysoap6611]

Thank you! The tiny splitter is from RileyRelics on Etsy and the planer is from CDA Soapworks also on Etsy.

[@hollyanderson2102]

@@summitvalleysoap6611 Thank you so much!