I absolutely love Cocoa Powder in soap. I have a FO called Godiva Chocolate that I use whenever I'm feeling to colour with Cocoa Powder. This soap came out absolutely gorgeous. Thanks for sharing the video, tips and tricks.
The ship was beyond beautiful, but watching you make it is even more addicting 😍. I'm so inspired to make a soap with cocoa now. Your bar looked like a slice of cake.
@@SDub526 thank you and so happy this inspired you, cocoa powder can be a beautiful color. Depending where you buy it, the color might be a little different in color. This bag I purchased from Costco about a year away. It gives an all most reddish brown look. You can use any cocoa powder. Once they fully cure, the color gets much darker.
Thanks for the video! I appreciate the tip to blend just until you don’t see oil floating on top, then divide batter. I also learned that cocoa powder doesn’t speed up trace. I struggled with trying to add colors (specifically clays) to my soap because it seemed they all clunked up immediately, but your video reminded me that the coffee water and cocoa powder didn’t have any problems! I look forward to learning more from you. I’m not sure I understood how the stamping worked.
@@bekesize I’m so happy you learned a few things, I have never really used clays, but I have heard some may speed up trace. Also using a slow moving recipe helps. This batch I didn’t use lard, but adding lard is inexpensive and makes a nice slow recipe. If you need any help with a recipe just let me know. As far as the stamp goes, I will make a single slow video of that. Thanks for watching.
BEAUTIFUL
@@bookbiscuit8159 thank you
I absolutely love Cocoa Powder in soap. I have a FO called Godiva Chocolate that I use whenever I'm feeling to colour with Cocoa Powder. This soap came out absolutely gorgeous. Thanks for sharing the video, tips and tricks.
@@kellsgreenidge8885 that fragrance sounds amazing, thanks for watching
❤️ beautiful soaps! ❤
@@melissapeterson4202 thank you
Thank you ❤❤❤❤
@@Savon-e2w thanks for watching
The ship was beyond beautiful, but watching you make it is even more addicting 😍. I'm so inspired to make a soap with cocoa now. Your bar looked like a slice of cake.
@@SDub526 thank you and so happy this inspired you, cocoa powder can be a beautiful color. Depending where you buy it, the color might be a little different in color. This bag I purchased from Costco about a year away. It gives an all most reddish brown look. You can use any cocoa powder. Once they fully cure, the color gets much darker.
Thanks for the video! I appreciate the tip to blend just until you don’t see oil floating on top, then divide batter. I also learned that cocoa powder doesn’t speed up trace.
I struggled with trying to add colors (specifically clays) to my soap because it seemed they all clunked up immediately, but your video reminded me that the coffee water and cocoa powder didn’t have any problems! I look forward to learning more from you. I’m not sure I understood how the stamping worked.
@@bekesize I’m so happy you learned a few things, I have never really used clays, but I have heard some may speed up trace. Also using a slow moving recipe helps. This batch I didn’t use lard, but adding lard is inexpensive and makes a nice slow recipe. If you need any help with a recipe just let me know. As far as the stamp goes, I will make a single slow video of that. Thanks for watching.
Very well done..
@@teresahansen2206 thank you
So beautiful, loving your presentation 😍🥰
@@suadasuehuseinovic2472 thank you
Nice stamp fill technique
Love your video! Can’t wait to buy the soap edger I have been looking for one.
@@rhondadelaney9390 thanks for watching
Loved this .thanks x
@@dorothygrierson2740 thanks for watching
Looks like a slice of cake to me plus if smells a delicious I would want to eat it!
@@GiGiM-1114 thanks for watching.
You can blend out the ricing with the stick blender.
@@learning2no thank you, yes I got most of it. This is new for me, I’m glad it didn’t discolor, but it might over cure time.?
I love your video. Where did you get your dear stamp?
@@harrietholland thank you. I made it , I need to start making stamps. They just take so long to engrave.
I would buy the deer stamp when you have one for sale. ❤
Me too
How much lye did you use
@@stacydee815 I’m using a water lye 1.95:1 ratio.
@WildPlantanica is that the same as sodium hydroxide ?
I would say those white specks are from the rice flour not dissolved, just my two cents.
I like your video and soap ^ _ ^