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  • @ambreenqureshi5912
    @ambreenqureshi5912 11 місяців тому +1

    This helped me with TD thanks!
    I watch True Crime 48 Hours Crime Watch etc.

  • @WildRydeSoap
    @WildRydeSoap 5 місяців тому +1

    "I'm PMSing, so whatever!!!" Your the BEST!! thanks for the laugh and sharing your knowledge!

  • @thepewterdragonfly1982
    @thepewterdragonfly1982 6 років тому +9

    Beautiful soap! You can also add dry TD to the lye solution before adding to the oils. I do this when I want really white soap (lots of TD) without the acceleration that I experience when adding it to the batter at emulsion/trace, or if I want pastel colors in the final bar (a small amount of TD to lighten the base before I split off for colors).
    I am another of those “weird” people who are fascinated by true crime, the people who commit crimes, and the people who use logic and experience to catch them.

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому +1

      That's a great idea. I've never added it to my lye before. Sounds like a good way to get pastels. Thank you! And thanks for watching xx

  • @Cathy-ys8bk
    @Cathy-ys8bk Місяць тому

    You are definitely my kind of person. I love your soaps, the names you give your soaps, your personality, your voice-dialect and your style I watch a good bit of true crime also. No, I am not weird. Just very few people I have a liking to. Thank you for all you have done.

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  Місяць тому

      Thank you so much! What a lovely comment to read first thing on a Monday x

  • @gigi131gmaw8
    @gigi131gmaw8 Рік тому

    I am a newbie to Cold Process Soap. I love love love the white soap! It’s very clean looking and just lovely. I will be back to watch more. By the way…You have a great personality, very bubbly and happy. Love that!

  • @roslynhita6149
    @roslynhita6149 5 років тому

    I adore watching you make soap ..so soothing while listening to you chitchat..

  • @RoyalAppleBerry
    @RoyalAppleBerry 6 років тому +1

    Oh, and of course, awesome soap as always! I'm gonna give the waterless TD another go and see if anything has changed for me since I last tried it that way. Hugs!

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому

      Royal Apple Berry give it a go and let me know how you get on. I'm so stoked!

    • @RoyalAppleBerry
      @RoyalAppleBerry 6 років тому

      FuturePrimitive Soap Company I sure will hun, and hell...I'm stoked too, just by thinking of not using water anymore💃

  • @smplyjenn
    @smplyjenn 6 років тому +1

    Interesting pod cast. Definitely going to look into it.

  • @SoyandShea
    @SoyandShea 6 років тому

    I love the simplicity of this soap. I stumbled across a podcast called Case File which I listen to while working. There are lots of stories from all over the world. Some I thought were before my time but amazed at how recent they were.

  • @imari2305
    @imari2305 6 років тому

    Tiggy your soap is simply elegant and beautiful!! We all watch crazy things whether it be on tv or youtube lol. Sometimes I can't help myself; I want to stop watching and yet I'm drawn to the show and just can't turn away lol. Glad to see you're back!!

  • @lancashiresoaps8890
    @lancashiresoaps8890 6 років тому +1

    A Soap makers mind in is as an extravagant as a serial killer. I'm a strange brew and have a fascination with all things that are socially unacceptable. Keep up the great work and be YOU. We love it xxx

  • @sudsnsatin
    @sudsnsatin 6 років тому +3

    I use oil soluable TD and i never pre mix. I just add it to my batter.

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому

      Suds 'n Satin ah excellent. In the UK they dont seem to state whether it's oil based or not so for now I'll stick to the pottery supplier since it works great. I was so surprised!

    • @xxxopiatexxx
      @xxxopiatexxx 6 років тому +1

      I know this for a fact, I have never noticed TD spots in your vids

    • @sudsnsatin
      @sudsnsatin 6 років тому +1

      FuturePrimitive Soap Company glad you realized you can do it this way, it saves a little time.

    • @sudsnsatin
      @sudsnsatin 6 років тому +1

      Meli G hey Meli!

  • @lostcontrol1981
    @lostcontrol1981 6 років тому +3

    I have always loved True Crime books and shows. America’s most wanted and Unsolved Mysteries were my favorite shows as a kid. I have such admiration for police and investigators. You’re not alone!

  • @Sandra-il5hh
    @Sandra-il5hh 6 років тому +1

    You have a pleasant voice. I enjoyed your video. Thanks!

  • @michael7324
    @michael7324 3 роки тому

    Tiggy, I have pre-dispersed TD in a light oil, and I have just plopped it into the oils. I never noticed a difference. I get my TD from bramble Berry and they suggest dispersing in oil. Your soap looks great. Thanks for the vid.

  • @lornashandmadesoaps7034
    @lornashandmadesoaps7034 6 років тому +1

    When I started making soap I use to add dry TD to the batter, I would end up with little pieces of TD in my soap. Maybe it's the TD I get. Love the soap & how white it came out. Thanks for sharing.

  • @robinglover4278
    @robinglover4278 6 років тому

    Loved it!thank you much.ill sure try my TD like that.i have trouble with mine.looking foward to more videos.

  • @Lynetteschannel
    @Lynetteschannel 6 років тому +1

    There are 2 types of td. One is water soluble & the other is both water & oil soluble. Either way, I've predominantly put dry td directly into my batter but it works best when batter is fluid.

  • @sandraleishman878
    @sandraleishman878 6 років тому

    How beautiful!

  • @aquariusbathandbody
    @aquariusbathandbody 11 місяців тому

    That soap looks beautiful. I can imagine it being really creamy and smelling lovely.

  • @tennisshoetoad
    @tennisshoetoad 6 років тому +3

    I am a total crime TV addict. My kids asked me all the time why I watch that kind of stuff. I like the problem-solving part of it and I like seeing crime cases have closure. The science in forensics is extremely interesting. 🤷‍♀️ clearly there’s a lot of us out there like this or there wouldn’t be a market for crime TV. Awesome video! Soap making with bonus conversation about crime tv. 😁

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому +1

      tennisshoetoad excellent! Thanks for listening. I love true crime stuff. Been listening and watching for a long time x x

  • @cheryl739
    @cheryl739 6 років тому +2

    Sometimes we make some of our best discoveries when we are in a hurry and forget something. Kudos. I had always been told that mixing the TD with water prevents lumps in the soap. So, l thought what if l sift it, then add like mica? ....... Viola! Worked beautifully and never worry about glycerin river possibilities. I have cheer!

  • @StaceyGarza
    @StaceyGarza 3 роки тому

    Do you still make the white soap ? And do you ship to the us ? Love your videos , your soaps are so beautiful

  • @mk-fl4js
    @mk-fl4js 6 років тому

    I've just found your channel and love watching your videos. I'm definitely going to try adding the TD without water. Thanks for the tip.

  • @ritavanderwall6024
    @ritavanderwall6024 6 років тому +1

    Love the rambles Tiggy!

  • @tpaycheck8377
    @tpaycheck8377 4 роки тому

    You earned a like when you said "oh my God, I'm rambling" lol. Thanks for the video!

  • @RCDCessentialsSoapMaker
    @RCDCessentialsSoapMaker 6 років тому

    Thank you for sharing that tip you discovered with the TD. I tried it and it worked beautifully! 😃👍

  • @locdcannin3624
    @locdcannin3624 6 років тому +1

    And the criminal shows are great. I watch them all. Four times I've come across either someone I knew of or someone known by a person known to me. Family pick with me all the time about it but when I pick out that "special one" it's a bunch of OMG---who knew?..I did!!LOL !

  • @anacmendon
    @anacmendon Рік тому

    Thank you how do I know how much dioxide I should use

  • @alicepr1970
    @alicepr1970 6 років тому

    Tiggy, so true we do need these people in our lives...it’s amazing with nothing to go by find the answer and solve murders! I love watching. By the way back to soapy stuff beautiful white bar.

  • @HanaLoose
    @HanaLoose 6 років тому +1

    Finally! I've been missing your videos!

  • @gainedinthegarden3925
    @gainedinthegarden3925 6 років тому

    Absolutely gorgeous texturing on your soaps❤❤👏 I've seen a few videos of yours and I just love it😃 I'm hoping that you've made a video already on different ways to texture , techniques??? Ty😊

  • @barebloomworks954
    @barebloomworks954 6 років тому +1

    Have you tried Umakeitup micas? I tried them and they are like Micamomma except a little bit cheaper. Their colors are also vibrant, and do not morph or fade.

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому

      Bare & Bloom Works i have tried them yes. I had a couple morph on me so that wasnt so good. Mica moma tests them all for soap and you can see the pics so I'm happy with her for now. X

    • @r.thomassen6285
      @r.thomassen6285 6 років тому

      And when you leave the EU, you englishmen will not be able to buy any micas from Umakeitup anyway, unless you have a company. So better to find other suppliers than those who discriminate people. I tried to buy from them, but no, not possible. While the people just up a mountain from me (the swedes), 40 minutes away by car, they can buy as much as they want. Suppliers do heavily discriminate people outside the EU, in one way or another. Either they don't ship at all or they charge you for 25-30 kilo, when you only need a small package of mica. Yes, it is true, many, many do that. The Soap Kitchen, for example. Gracefruit and many others. But not Micamoma, she does not do such things. So yes, buy from her and boycott that crappy company called Umakeitup.

    • @barebloomworks954
      @barebloomworks954 6 років тому

      Oh! That's bad. I did test some of the micas I got from them and were good that's why I got the same ones again. But I have a few colors from Micamoma too.

    • @barebloomworks954
      @barebloomworks954 6 років тому +1

      I'm sorry that you had such bad experience. I luckily have not had any problems from all of the companies I bought supplies from. I love Micamomas colors too but I am one of those who will buy some from wherever when I like what they sell. A liability I gues>

    • @r.thomassen6285
      @r.thomassen6285 6 років тому

      Yes, it is so much easier to buy supplies for citizens of EU countries. If I were living in Sweden, I could buy from a ton of suppliers I can't buy from now.
      I ordered micas from The Soapery in UK. Not very cheap, but shipping was so cheap that I could split the order in two (because of our customs, which is a huuuuge problem). I have not really tested the micas yet, and when I test them I will not know if they are good or bad since I have nothing to compare against (I have never bought micas and colours before, since I'm a beginner).
      I bought fragrances from as far away as Australia. Yes, shipping became extremely expensive. But, since everything is dirt cheap in Australia, I did not pay more than if I should have bought from the UK or other european countries. But I ordered from Australia because I was looking all over the world for oud scents, and could not find it other than in Australia (and in UK by companies I can not order from). I saw a UA-cam video and the lady recommended My Mica Obsession in Australia. I checked them out, and believe it or not, it will be cheaper for me to order from them than from most places in the UK. Shipping is very high, but the prices so low that it evened out. I wonder why everything is so cheap there? Like under half price.

  • @elaynewhite4620
    @elaynewhite4620 6 років тому +1

    Heyyyy! Yes, I love real crime stories and your soaping videos. My husband thinks there’s something wrong with me. That I’m morbid. I just find it interesting.

    • @GR-hy3tf
      @GR-hy3tf 2 роки тому

      Same here hahaha
      My husband thinks I enjoy people getting hurt now but I told him it’s sometimes so relaxing for sleep

  • @craftlover9702
    @craftlover9702 6 років тому +2

    Love white soap! Do you mind me asking what company you used for the fragrance. I've made coconut soap several times and it either turns tan (even with titanium dioxide) or it ends up smelling like plastic if it stays white. Have never found anything that stays white and smells great....

  • @soloflyr1
    @soloflyr1 6 років тому

    I use ZO, and is always clumpy and scratchy even with dispersing.

  • @cajunsmoon
    @cajunsmoon 6 років тому

    Stunning white soap Tiggy! I like those shows like "48 Hours' in the states. I learn so much and some shows have been about local crimes too. Yikes. ( I always get excited to buy from FP I forget to put in the code for YT or IG. Ha!) Thanks for the stories and soapmaking expertise

  • @EAunt
    @EAunt 6 років тому

    Do you use high oleic sunflower oil?

  • @wendysmith6173
    @wendysmith6173 6 років тому

    Where did you get your bowls that you have your hard oils and soft oils in? I love them both!

  • @mmdh8
    @mmdh8 6 років тому

    Thanks for the podcast recommendation! I've been looking for one like this. I like true crime and love the investigation and psychology side of it

    • @mmdh8
      @mmdh8 6 років тому

      Oh... and the white soap was beautiful

  • @christybrooks3729
    @christybrooks3729 4 роки тому

    I hear you technically don’t have to pre mix TD with anything, you can add it to soap and the stick blender will disperse it well enough. I haven’t tried it though

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  4 роки тому +1

      It depends on the type. I have filmed a video on this a while back. Some of them work well, some need mixing, the one I have at the mo is water soluble x

    • @christybrooks3729
      @christybrooks3729 4 роки тому

      FuturePrimitive Soap Company I have both types but I would always get white spots from the oil type. I love the water type

  • @mmafood6718
    @mmafood6718 6 років тому

    Cute soap queen

  • @L-M-O-1
    @L-M-O-1 6 років тому

    you may have a TD that's dispersed in either. my TD is only water dispersable & turns into little white blobs that won't disperse

  • @RoyalAppleBerry
    @RoyalAppleBerry 6 років тому +5

    Tiggy I just love you hun! I swear we must be related somehow, LOL~ When I was in high school for one of my class finals we had to write a report on any topic for our final grade and my report was on "the mind of a serial killer." I did get an A but my teacher didn't really have much to say to me afterwards, LOL! Some may find it morbid to have intereset in these topics, but I see it like this, Im more likely to be aware of someone who's off than the average person because of my interest. Also, if you haven't watched mind hunter, then you really should. It's so awesome!!!

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому +1

      Royal Apple Berry we are all related Kenny. We all live on planet earth! Lol! And loling at your school work. Hahaha! The teacher be like "woah, this bish gonna kill me or wut?" Haha x x x

    • @RoyalAppleBerry
      @RoyalAppleBerry 6 років тому

      FuturePrimitive Soap Company 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣, That's exactly how the teacher act towards me for the rest of the school year, lol! And amen to that sis, we are all definitely related!

    • @gainedinthegarden3925
      @gainedinthegarden3925 6 років тому

      😂😂 very funny store

  • @kalijnhuibregtse
    @kalijnhuibregtse 4 роки тому

    I love true crime podcast!! I listen to their podcast everytime I do my kind of art😍it's so relaxing combining it with doing art (making cp soap, making macrame wallart or making Resin art). Whatever floats your boat👌

  • @bameworld3399
    @bameworld3399 2 роки тому

    Welldone mam. What is the value of your water discount?

  • @jennyolaechea9867
    @jennyolaechea9867 4 роки тому

    Hello, how many oils and butters? thanks for sharing!!

  • @jojom3129
    @jojom3129 6 років тому

    Where do you buy you soap slicer

  • @dorothyp.9417
    @dorothyp.9417 6 років тому

    Thank you!!!!! I've been on the look out for another video from you Tiggy. Great info on the TD because I hate premixing it, I always make to much. So I'm going to try it next time. And I love the chit chat 😊😊😊

  • @southernsuncandles1434
    @southernsuncandles1434 6 років тому

    Beautiful soap!!!!!
    My family thinks I’m crazy for watching these type shows but I LOVE watching the criminal investigators put the clues together and find the culprit. And sometimes one does evade capture forever...... they say I’m paranoid but I say they have their head in the sand. It keeps us aware of the dangers and maybe will help us see/ recognize danger.

  • @terry_679
    @terry_679 6 років тому

    I love the container you use to mix your fragrances in. May I ask where you bought it ? Looks like a lab beaker we used to use in chemistry class way back when....lol

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому

      That's exactly it. I got it from some home baking section at the local hardware store.

    • @terry_679
      @terry_679 6 років тому

      Thank you !

  • @CarolinaGirlCreationZ
    @CarolinaGirlCreationZ 3 роки тому

    I am SOOOOO going to try putting my water dissolvable TD directly into my oil and lye mixture next time! I have been struggling to get a perfect white for a Gardenia fragrance oil that I have and it's utterly frustrating! Your pure white soap turned out beautifully!
    I absolutely LOVVVVVVVE true crime stuff!!! I always thought it would be amazing to be a criminal profiler because learning the psychology behind people who end up as murderers versus those who don't, is fascinating to me. Like, in a scenario where two children grown up with the exact same family life, and one ends up being a serial killer, while the next one ends up being a lawyer, or a surgeon! I think some of us who are obsessed with true crime just really LOVE the psychology behind it. I watch interrogation videos, listen to 911 calls (I'm in the US so it's 911 for us), watch full court trials (I watched the entire Casey Anthony trial.... totally believe she knew what happened but don't think it was on purpose. I think she just got scared. Doesn't excuse her at all but the prosecution went wayyyy to far in their charges and lost because they couldn't convince the jury of not having reasonable doubt. If they had gone for something like 2nd degree or manslaughter because their evidence and witnesses were such crap, they would have gotten her. I predicted that outcome after closing arguments and that girl was f'ing LUCKY!), and go to sleep watching true crime videos on Investigation Discovery. Currently, I'm listening to a podcast of Spotify called Crimes of Passion that is REALLLLY good! The girl who tells the story is a wonderful storyteller! Subbed and followed the Best Case Worst Case podcast on Spotify! Thank you for the recommendation! Damn. So sorry, so long.

  • @lyndalhildebrand7261
    @lyndalhildebrand7261 6 років тому

    Gorgeous white soap I love the pure white soaps 😍
    Also thank you for mentioning the podcast-I myself love listening to and watching crime stories. I listened to number 48-omg my heart 💔 she is an absolutely amazing prosecutor!! The outcome of the case couldn’t have been better for her!!

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому

      Lyndal Hildebrand it's a great podcast isn't it? But no.48 broke me in two. Horrific but thank god for Francey Hakes. She's amazing xx

    • @lyndalhildebrand7261
      @lyndalhildebrand7261 6 років тому

      It’s amazing I LOVE it I know what will keep me occupied on my nights when insomnia is acting up lol like tonight it’s 2.46am Monday and insomnia is crazy but these podcasts are brilliant!! Omg Francey is an absolute gift from god she does her job soooo so well and she’s a hard arse which I like :)
      Thanks again Tiggy for letting me know about this brilliant podcast I am addicted lol 😆 xxx

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому

      There are some amazing ones. You have loads to get through! Haha! There's one where Jim Clemente goes undercover on the NY stock exchange. That one was mind blowing. Enjoy x x

    • @lyndalhildebrand7261
      @lyndalhildebrand7261 6 років тому

      Than you do much 😘 I am looking forward to listening to lots of them haha they are sooo intriguing I love this type of thing!!! Xx

  • @deborahadams5534
    @deborahadams5534 6 років тому +1

    I love this soap bet it smells great and I to watch Criminal Minds

  • @jojom3129
    @jojom3129 6 років тому

    What size of box do you use for your soaps. I am just starting out ....

  • @jojom3129
    @jojom3129 6 років тому

    Where did you get your liners?

  • @emaaaalzadjali679
    @emaaaalzadjali679 4 роки тому

    How to make it that white if it’s hot process?? Thanks

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  4 роки тому

      I don't make hot process so you'd have to do your own experiments.

  • @deegunter107
    @deegunter107 6 років тому

    I'm like you in the interests in podcasts on true crime cases. I listen to True Crime Brewery a lot and some of their stories are truly horrifying, yet the resolutions have me in awe of those that, as you say, put their lives on the line to catch the perpetrator. They are the real superheroes in our real world. Profilers are gifted people, for sure. That is their superpower. On the matter of this batch, I'm in awe over the fact that this coconut does NOT discolour horrendously! All of the ones I've ever tried always discolour deeply. That is a beautiful, pristine white bar!

  • @lovereigns4017
    @lovereigns4017 4 роки тому

    Hi, Tiggy. You are not weird! I watch ID sky channel all the time. Lol Anyway, I wanted to ask what thickness do you cut your soaps? I like the thickness but can't tell. Thank you. Iris 😊

  • @thecrazysoaplady2497
    @thecrazysoaplady2497 6 років тому

    Interesting about the TD. In Canada, ours is either water soluable or oil soluable. I will try your method the next time!!

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому

      Judy Forward but what's the difference between the two?

    • @thecrazysoaplady2497
      @thecrazysoaplady2497 6 років тому +1

      FuturePrimitive Soap Company From what I've just read, the oil based is used in make up and won't run is exposed to rain, etc. I'll keep digging to see if there are other differences. I've tried both but prefer water based. The oil one always seemed to be clumpy (is there such a word?). Lol.

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому

      Judy Forward ah ok. I always wondered. I have had clumpy TD before so that must have been what it was i guess. Also me buying from a pottery supply explains more then because they wouldn't use an oil based powder.

    • @dumplingsandsauce5208
      @dumplingsandsauce5208 6 років тому

      FuturePrimitive Soap Company Hi Tiggy when will this soap be available? Thanks

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому +1

      Kiran Kallah a couple of weeks to go. I made it 2 weeks ago x

  • @NYtalk60
    @NYtalk60 6 років тому +2

    Beautiful Tiggy. How do you keep coconut FO from turning brown? All the ones I see turn brown. I love BBC America's mysteries. Vera Endeavour, etc. Can't get enough. I also subscribe to ACORN!

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому +1

      You use a fragrance that doesn't contain vanillin. This one is from NG. Coconut Cabana xx

    • @NYtalk60
      @NYtalk60 6 років тому +2

      Okay thanks. Didn't know they had that!

  • @marciapattison4049
    @marciapattison4049 4 роки тому

    Your funny. I watch lots of crime too. I love them. Especially series. At the moment that English crime series. Line of duty. Awesome. Your not weird it’s because we are curious about how some ppl live.

  • @nadiacusan3799
    @nadiacusan3799 4 роки тому

    I am trying to avoid preservatives in soap anything else to make it white

  • @boop7313
    @boop7313 3 роки тому

    Heyy! haha! I'm always intrigued by true crime too.

  • @nounamassa5586
    @nounamassa5586 6 років тому

    Thanks I like white soaps is zinc oxide a good replacement for TD to make the suitable for sensitive skin (zinc oxide is a compound of creams for babies )?

  • @barebloomworks954
    @barebloomworks954 6 років тому

    You're not the only one. I watch them too. I saw your other video with the hanger swirl, if you want to make one, buy a small pvc tubing from B&Q and bend it to the size you want it to. Much cheaper then the ones from etsy.

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому

      Bare & Bloom Works i would never buy one. Always make do with whatever crap i have lay around this place!

    • @barebloomworks954
      @barebloomworks954 6 років тому

      Hahaha. True. They are so expensive I would not even think of buying them. That's why when I saw the £2.88 pvc rods from B&Q, I made my own. I used to use the plastic tubes they use for balloons and secretly gather them when the children attend birthday parties. I felt like a thief.

  • @missmelody22
    @missmelody22 Рік тому

    I have a question, great video by the way, thank you! Every time I make a vanilla soap it turns brown. I put tons of titanium dioxide in the batch, but still, it turned a light brown and yellowish color. Is this just what I have to settle for while use fragrance oils that contain any vanilla?

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  8 місяців тому

      Vanillin is what causes discoloration. Some suppliers will stick a non discolouring vanilla. It may take years to find one that you like!

  • @bobbysantos600
    @bobbysantos600 6 років тому

    where did you get your soap cutter from and does it do well with glycerin soap ? please and thank you

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому

      All info is in the description. I dont make m&p so im not sure. Sorry.

  • @deborahhemsworth414
    @deborahhemsworth414 6 років тому

    Hi Tiggy, does it speed up trace by adding the TD this way? I can never get my batter to go as white as yours, it always seems to have a slight yellow tinge. xxx

  • @mariangies
    @mariangies 6 років тому

    Hi do you use non gmo tatanium dioxide, I'd does it not matter? Thanks for the video and answer!

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому

      Of course! I didnt know you could get gmo TD. Please explain...?

  • @jeangreenfield5993
    @jeangreenfield5993 5 років тому +2

    For anyone's interest, 100% olive oil (pomace) makes a lovely creamy white soap 😃 - Castille soap.

  • @catherinejones123
    @catherinejones123 5 років тому

    Someone told me they were concerned about titanium dioxide. How would you respond to that?

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  5 років тому

      I have had comments. I don't respond. Folks need to research more rather than jump all over a questionable ingredient. TD is hazardous only to those who are handling huge amounts due to the air born particles so proper safety measures when handling large amounts are in place. TD is in so many products you wouldn't believe. Toothpaste, sunscreen, foundation, nearly all make up in fact. The info is there to be read if folks only took the time. X

  • @aramyeghoyan1298
    @aramyeghoyan1298 5 років тому

    hey) may i know the name of white powder?

  • @ritualhealingcentre6054
    @ritualhealingcentre6054 3 роки тому

    I tried not dispersing the TD and it made white spots and smudges of white all over my soap

  • @gwen525600
    @gwen525600 3 роки тому

    I cannot get a white soap to save my life! I paid close attention to your entire process and I just don't know what happens. I used to add the td dry and I always got white spots. Then I made it ahead of time in D. water and the soap always comes out a cream color. Not to mention glycerin rivers when I add more than 1tsp PPO soap. Please, if you have any suggestions I would appreciate it. I have a suitcase full of soaps that are cream color that I didn't even want to give away. I think you used natural cocoa butter and your liquid oils were on the darker side like mine. So...IDK HELP!!

  • @ckbee
    @ckbee 6 років тому

    I get that different people have different preferences. What I don't get is people who judge other peeps' preferences. If they don't like something, they should say it nicely and maybe open up a conversation. But you're right some ppl are just so sheltered and detached from reality so... I really love watching chatty soaping videos be it about ducks, color tutorials, or murder mysteries. Thanks for uploading and looking forward to the next video. Greetings from the Philippines!

  • @terry_679
    @terry_679 6 років тому +4

    My mom loved reading about criminal cases and serial killers and she was a gentle soul. She did love learning about psychology and psychiatry and this helps to understand the people who commit these crimes. As far as OJ, I never doubted for a minute he was guilty. I still wonder who killed little Jon Benet. I think it was the mother, maybe an accident in a fit of rage.

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому

      Terry Calcione bless your mum! It's so intriguing to me. I can't help but watch and read about these things. Yes i always believed the mother killed Jon Benet but then the CBS documentary made me think differently. It's all very complex that one isn't it? Poor little girl. I'll never forget it. I remember being a teenager when it happened and reading about it all the time. So sad x x

    • @terry_679
      @terry_679 6 років тому

      Tig, do you remember when the documentary was aired about Jon Benet ? I'd love to see what they have to say on the other side. Thanks.

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому

      It's right here on youtube. Search jon benet cbs and you should find it xx

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому

      Terry Calcione ua-cam.com/video/kBUQO2u-eD4/v-deo.html here's part 1. Then there's pt.2 xx

    • @terry_679
      @terry_679 6 років тому

      Thank you !

  • @journeyofanartist
    @journeyofanartist 4 роки тому

    that's one heck of an apron. it's making me feel some kind of way. also thanks for the tip about the titanium dioxide! good to know! edited to add: don't pay attention to the haters. that true crime stuff is so interesting!

  • @mmafood6718
    @mmafood6718 6 років тому

    Mam what is the powder you added,pls give me that powder name. Thank you.

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому +1

      Titanium dioxide

    • @mmafood6718
      @mmafood6718 6 років тому

      FuturePrimitive Soap Company Good morning mam.
      Thank you,is only for whitening agent mam?Or any other benefits?

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому

      It is used in soap as a whitening agent. If you google it you'll find tons of info. Is is used in many household products, cosmetics and paint to name a few.

  • @Violetvix
    @Violetvix 6 років тому

    I watch loads of grizzly things on youtube, The last one was about the Jonestown massacre when I was making pretty little mermaid bubble bars.

  • @TrickyVic25
    @TrickyVic25 6 років тому +1

    Loving binge watching your videos Tiggy! Can I please ask where that gorgeous mug you’re using is from please? Thank you

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому +1

      I think it was cheap from the range x

    • @TrickyVic25
      @TrickyVic25 6 років тому

      FuturePrimitive Soap Company Thanks so much for your very quick reply...just ordered 6! Lol You’ve got me downloading best case worst case too, just love a true crime story :D x

  • @dan_brai
    @dan_brai 3 роки тому

    "I'm PMS'ing, so whatever!" . . . Subscribed! You're soo funny! You a northern lass?

    • @dan_brai
      @dan_brai 3 роки тому

      P.s. Do you insolate this loaf? I can't seem to prevent gel phase. Yours is 100% right nice!!

  • @laurenheadley189
    @laurenheadley189 4 роки тому

    TD comes in water or oil-soluble types. So you're lucky to get the oil-soluble one. My one hates it.

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  4 роки тому

      I know. And I prefer the water soluble any day!

    • @laurenheadley189
      @laurenheadley189 4 роки тому

      Also, TD is also very harmful to the airways in powder form (much like SCI powders and other small particle surfactant powders), so it's advisable to solubilise into something to make it safe. Keep your lungs safe Tiggy! Loving catching up on all your back catalogue over the Covid-19 madness.

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  4 роки тому

      It's more of a hazard to the folks who deal with it in large quantities, not in a teaspoonful. A new paper came out not too long ago with all the info, so dont worry! I keep myself safe x

  • @canfieldhandcraftedsoaps
    @canfieldhandcraftedsoaps 6 років тому +11

    Ignore those stupid comments Tiggy! Angry people love to use the internet as a mask they can hide behind to take potshots at strangers. Then they move on and I seriously doubt they even remember what they said. 💜 I love the pure whiteness of this Soap! It's coconut, you say? How does your fragrance hold up? I've had trouble with Coconut fragrances sticking.

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому +3

      Thank you! I don't get many bad comments. It's just that they stand out when you do get them yanno? I have so much kindness on here from most viewers so it really is irrelevant. The coconut is from NG. Coconut Cabana. It's amazing and sticks in soap and doesn't go brown. I'm amazed more soapers don't use it or mention it xx

  • @marinaj3633
    @marinaj3633 6 років тому

    It’s interesting that you mentioned the TD quality being a factor as I suspected as such with the one I’m using ( relatively new soaper here and I wasn’t sure if there was such a thing as lower grade TD) I do get the white speckles when adding without premix and sometimes even with!..case of either overly mixed batter ie. too thick to do anything interesting with or white specks..pick your poison 😩
    Thanks for the insight Tiggy, I’ll have to try another supplier. Your lovely colourful chatty vids are appreciated by many, so Pfft to the one dimensional ones 😉💕

  • @AutumnSunflower
    @AutumnSunflower 6 років тому

    Tiggy I watch criminal investigations,documentaries you name it! I find it so interesting and terrifying. To hear them talk about their cases, everything. Sometimes it can be too much and then I have to stop for awhile. It doesnt always have to be about Murder investigations. There is a show you may like Tiggy its called "who the bleep did I marry"?

  • @meretriciousinsolent
    @meretriciousinsolent 4 роки тому

    I know this video is years old, but I want to ask whether you've seen Mindhunter because you'd love it! I struggle to watch or listen to true crime stuff (I used to) but I think it's human nature to try and understand the reasons people do things. When stuff goes wrong we want to know why. So it makes a lot of sense to me that so many completely normal people are into it. I think there are some places, podcasts etc making content for the oggling and relishing the grim details of real people's horrific experiences, and that's a whole other convo. But you're right, we need the people who profile those who commit acts of violence to be able to figure out what leads to it. There's a good BBC one at the moment which I've forgotten the names of but it'll be on their app!

    • @meretriciousinsolent
      @meretriciousinsolent 4 роки тому

      Oh and!! There's a pod called "you're wrong about" that went into the OJ trial. That's brilliant too. The whole podcast is.

    • @meretriciousinsolent
      @meretriciousinsolent 4 роки тому

      Ok last comment - podcast addict is a brilliant android app. Ok I'm being quiet now 🤐🤐🤐😆

  • @deegunter107
    @deegunter107 6 років тому

    Your afternoons sounds like mine. No 'me' time. Might have to drop off the grid for a bit to find that personal time! I love true crime stories, murder mysteries and the difference between my husband's reaction speaks volumes as to their differences. Ex thought I was a closet killer and he'd be murdered in his bed one day. Hubs #2 asked why I like them. My answer: I am fascinated by the theory of nature versus nurture and why people out to be so violent despite their upbringing. Basically, why are they the way they are? I'm fascinated by a good mystery, too. Thanks for the suggestion & link!

  • @locdcannin3624
    @locdcannin3624 6 років тому

    Hello there, I'm new, very new to soaping. Found your videos and LOVE them. Have you ever done hot process soaping? Why or why not. I started with HP and never looked back....but it's really bc I'm sooooo impatient lol, the cure time for CP would drive me crazy.

  • @maricruzsalinas4582
    @maricruzsalinas4582 4 роки тому

    I loved that you said IM PMS’ING DONT JUDGE! 🙊 there are tons of people who are into true crime podcasts. I like Sword&Scale.

  • @TheLittleHomestead1
    @TheLittleHomestead1 6 років тому

    Thanks for this video :) I learnt that I don't use anywhere near enough TD !!! ..sigh all this time! and I've been adding too much water to try and get that white colour. 2nd. I too used to be obsessed with murders and mass killings eg. Jonestown massacre etc. Now we don't have a television. Anyway there was a murder here in NZ about 15 years ago, which went unsolved for about a year. I was obsessed with it at the time and greatly saddened as it involved a child. Around the same time I developed an obsession with reading anything I could get my hands on about Charles Manson (all about his life, and horrific childhood). It was a bit out of character for me !! Back to the New Zealand unsolved murder. I often even dreamed about it all and would get a picture in my mind of the killer looking like Charles Manson. When the murder was finally solved and the perpetrator caught, guess whose face appeared on the news paper !!. Yes the murderer looked strikingly similar to Charles Manson...talk about someone wanting to let me know who the murderer was. Yikes

  • @twosheepsoapery
    @twosheepsoapery 6 років тому

    Fabulous & intresting video. I love anything to do with forensic science & mortuary work. lmao. It's a vocation I wanted to go into but mortuary work when starting off is very low paid & at the time I was in a good job & had a mortgage. I'm one of the weird ones too. Ignore the haters. To do with my old job, I had friends (still do) who were police, forensic staff, prison officers. Some of the stories & premises I used to visit were eye brow raising & fascinating to say the least. I've seen Fred West's prison cell & been in contact with some very undesirable elements of society (frightening when I look back). I've a couple of books I've downloaded if you want them to do with mortuary science if you want them. Very interesting. Take care. Stay weird. xxx

  • @xxxopiatexxx
    @xxxopiatexxx 6 років тому

    I suppose babyT0304 deleted his or her comment? Many factors go into why some get the TD specks, the amount of TD does not typically negate wether you see the specks or not, no one was being "snotty" (rolls eyes). Anyway... Great soaps as always Tiggy.

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому +1

      Meli G right? I'm always up for a discussion, but no need to delete a comment just because it's not 100% accurate. Ah well!

    • @xxxopiatexxx
      @xxxopiatexxx 6 років тому +1

      I agree, that was a bit salty in my opinion. God knows I have had some soap fails but If i see something I do not agree with I will find out why... truth be told I was wrong or clueless!!! :P

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому +1

      Meli G probs where the dislike came from as well LOL! Why do folks get so offended? The comments section is where we can question each other and learn from one another. People get too bloody sensitive these days. I ain't got time for it.

    • @xxxopiatexxx
      @xxxopiatexxx 6 років тому +1

      The dislikes are just "a pinch of salt" not important :P

    • @futureprimitivesoap
      @futureprimitivesoap  6 років тому

      They did remove the comment. I didnt get to read the last one. There's just a snippet in my youtube app but when i click it it says it was removed. How silly. And yeah dislikes don't bother me too much. It's just easy to see where they come from sometimes, and then it's disheartening when you see someone has actually gotten butt hurt by a discussion that didn't show them being as knowledgeable as they perceive themselves to be. I am always learning and continue to remain teachable in this game. It's what keeps it exciting and fresh. Xx

  • @daniellegilman6084
    @daniellegilman6084 6 років тому +1

    We love true crime, and things about Serial Killers

  • @bandlplainsimplehmsoaps9951
    @bandlplainsimplehmsoaps9951 6 років тому

    Soap looks great. I too watch Mystery shows & movies but only UK. The American shows are to violent to computerized and no story.

  • @susanboshaw5846
    @susanboshaw5846 3 роки тому

    If people like us didn't like it when why would there be so many shows about killers? And that guy from unsolved mysteries, where his own son (Adam) was killed, he found out what happened to my cousin. I have always loved watching them shows. So you're not crazy or alone.

  • @shelleys1551
    @shelleys1551 6 років тому

    You will regret allowing them to put on a smart meter. Be prepared to have problems with your electrical appliances.

  • @gailfisher9439
    @gailfisher9439 6 років тому

    Never going to judge a pmsing woman, lol I used to take an axe and go outside to split wood, with attitude, at that time of the months :D