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How to Make One Pot Wonder Watermelon; with lye and goat milk break down
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2020
- Here’s another long chatty video discussing how exactly I add my goat milk to my soap, why I do it that way, and a pretty pour and cut of the soap itself.
All colorants from Nurture Soap Supplies, best true colors that perform Exactly every time.
(Asides the TD, which is from Brambleberry)
Soap dough watermelons are made with soap dough from Sorcery Soap, (the best!!)
www.sorcerysoap.com
The very cool angler tool you see me use is from Custom Craft Tools, it’s their Cheshire Cat Angler, and I Love it!
I hope you have enjoyed this video, if you have, a thumbs up and a comment make my day! I read each and every one, and appreciate them tremendously! These will be available in the mid August * release.
Happy soaping!
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Beautiful!! Thank you for sharing
Thanks for the video tutorial. I like hearing the peaceful birds in the background ☺️
Whinny, I’m so proud of my ‘’over achieving” little sister. You have come so far. I taught you and You have given me tips to make me a better soaper.
Bravo!! ❤️🥰😘
Bluere11e you will always be the OG soap master in my heart! You’ve given me such a gift of art and expression that I can never truly repay. Thank you Laurelle
Thanks for sharing the tip on how to use silk and milk for soaping.
Wow! Pretty bars!
Love those colors together. So beautiful
So pretty!
Uh our soaps are Gorgeous and vibrant and A++Awesome videos 🥰😊💛❤
Lenna pelayo thank you for taking the time to leave such a kind comment! 🥰
Wow wow wow! Love the technique you used and the results.
This is a beautiful bar. I love that you use a goat milk soap. It is better than all the rest.
Tami Rundell thank you! I love it best too, it gives the soap such a nice quality that I haven’t found in other bars. I’m also proud that we produce the milk that goes into the soap, as I dearly love my goats.
gorgeous !!thank you for sharing this beautiful end result!
Absolutely stunning
Thank you!
😍 That’s beautiful! Love those colors - wow!!!
Mullein Ridge Farm Melanie thank you!
Fantastic technique, fantastic explanation and GORGEOUS soap! Thank you for sharing.
SS thank you so much! I really love this technique and had a great time making it!
Oooooh 😍 It turned out beautiful 😊
Hanna Lüke thank you!
These turned out perfectly. Great colors, perfect for your scent. Really beautiful.
Renee Cormalis- Soaps For Love thank you! Colors are something I’m very picky about, as I like them to be just right!
It's not embarrassing I'm still learning how to make soap right and I've been making soap for maybe 11months now 😉
At this point... it had been about 4 years. (It will be 5 in April) I should be less of a mess lol! 😂🤣
I'm a big fan of Bea and Sorcery Soap I have 2 of her books. This soap is so beautiful, you did a wonderful job of the one pot wonder pour.
Tanya Bonnett thank you! I had a great time making them, and I’ve just been editing the videos as I can! Bee is one of the most special humans I know. I adore her and her kind and loving heart!
Wow. And let me say it again. WOW. That’s fantastic. I appreciate the breakdown on the goats milk, that process has always been clear as mud to me. Love the outcome
This turned out beautiful! So lovely! And the little watermelons are amazing!
Tracy von Elling thank you! The little watermelons are my fav part!
I did it and OMG I wish I could load a picture here! ❤❤ love it
If you are on Insta or FB, we are there too! I would love to see it!!
This is wild how amazing this is. This method is mind blowing to me for some reason (and I'm not even a soap maker). Thank you for sharing!
Thank you! It’s so simple but so pretty. Absolutely one of my favorites!
I love watermelon too!😍🍉 This is a beautiful soap and I love your embeds!!
Bellessentials Handmade isn’t it the best fruit? And it lends itself to soap so perfectly! Thank you for the kind words, I appreciate them greatly!
Wow! Beautiful bars of soap.
Leannah Alexis thank you for taking the time to leave a nice comment! I appreciate it so much!
Your soap is beautiful❣️ Makes me want to try a watermelon soap. 😊
Yippee...great tips from the pour, to the mold tilt & especially about melting the silk fully. I’ve been cutting tiny piece so it will all melt. You know...fingers hurting from cutting tiny slivers to get them to fully melt. Thanks Bunches Cheeky Goat Soaps. 🥰
The other huge part of melting the silk is to strain the solution after its made- I usually do the water, silk, and sugar the night before. The next day, before I make soap, I strain that through a fine strainer, then add the sodium lactate just before making the soap itself.
Absolutely gorgeous.
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful
Wow nice colors...Congratulations
Y Chape thank you!
Gorgeous soaps, love the technique, finally leaped into soaping after a year of researching as well. I thank you as well for sharing your experience with all of us❤️ I’m a fan of yours now❤️
Thank you so much! I’m so excited you are jumping in! It’s the best art form I’ve ever found, and I’m a craft junky!
Stunning bar
Amazing!!! Great job!
Thank you!
beautiful!!!
Thank you! 🥰😍
I love ❤️ it!
Thank you so much!
Love your videos!
Thank you! I’m so sorry I’m just seeing this. I didn’t have notifications on correctly for comments. 😅😭
Your soap turned out lovely those colors😍
Thank you!
Really pretty!
Micol T thank you!
Your added comments are adorable and funny :)
Susana Gomez I’m so glad someone appreciates my humor. I tend to run sarcastic, which doesn’t always translate well into text!
I just recently did a watermelon soap too! ♥️🍉
I think you did a great job achieving the one pot wonder!
Valley Soaps thank you! Watermelon =‘s Summer right??
Wow amazingly beautiful 😍
Thank you!
I subbed. I like the way you explain what you are doing. I really like the soap, and I also made a watermelon soap in June. I’ve only been doing this since November. I’m big time learning. Be safe and have and have an awesome day
cheryl norise It’s such an a fantastic hobby making soap, and addictive in a fun way. Watermelon is the perfect translation to soap I feel like, it’s a classic!
I just found your videos! Love them and the goats. We are planning on having some goats as wells! Looking forward to watching your other videos and your recommendations.
dmcg040utube yesssss get goats! They are the Best! I love my goats!
This is really beautiful 😍 you made it look so easy... would love to try it out sometime in the future ❤❤❤
Yassss!! Try it! And tag me on social media! I love to see everyone’s creations.
Super tuto merci
C est très beau
Thank you so much!
❤so nice. Im a beginner but i am going to try it 😊
Thank you.
This is so stinking BEAUTIFUL!! My soap colors could NEVER 🤣🤣 I keep trying though. So so pretty
OMG!! I follow you on Instagram. Your work is amazing 😍😍. Could you one day, please do a diy tutorial.❤❤🔥🔥
Jacqueline Nash thank you! Sorry I just saw this! 😅 What kind of DIY would you like to see?
You inspired me. I watched your video and this morning and was determined to make a watermelon soap. A few hour later, I am one hot mess not too mention my soap. Soaped at room temperature, very fluid, separated into colors, added my watermelon do...looks great still nice and fluid. Pour my first color in and BAM 💥 Acceleration!!!! It came on so fast I barely got the soap in the mold. I’m sure it is full of air bubbles despite me giving it the smack down. Must be my fo because the batter was almost too fluid and then instant acceleration. I need to find a watermelon fo that doesn’t accelerate and try again. Yours worked perfectly and turned out amazing 😉
Lynnie Einerson oh no! I Hate when that happens. I got mine from Muddy Soap Co and Natures Garden and combine them. They do move a little quick, but not terribly so! I would give them a try!
Cheeky Goat Soapery Thank you. I really enjoy your videos and listening to you!!!
I enjoyed this video greatly. You offer great info/education and yet, not dry {plus your text inserts are awesome!} - just watched the lavender/lemon video and just giggling throughout! I also love how supportive you are of the other businesses who either made the specialty equipment or molds and people who have taught or inspired you. A generous spirit🍉❤️💚🍉 It was nice to see how you have good equipment but that you value the ingredients and have done your own blind testing. Thank you so much for sharing your talent and fun with us! I’d love to either take a class with you or just have a cup of coffee and chat about experiences of marketing and customers. Lol. The technical making is a zen for me and I LOVE it. The selling & marketing-yeowser. The questions asked! The comments “this is stunning BUT and then they offer a list of 6 changes/improvements. Who knows maybe it’s just me who gets these questions?? Anyway, Thank you again for such a great video. And watermelons are yummy, fantastic, make me do happy dance of watermelon ❤️
Forgive me for just seeing this, thank you for such a thoughtful and kind comment. I love to make soap, and it’s funny how much I find people hide who their suppliers are. They are small businesses just like us, who need the love and shout outs too I figure!
Gorgeous
Thank you!!
@@CheekyGoatSoapery my pleasure
Totally feel the same about Bea. You are so not a crazy person. I get it.
She’s just the best right???
Nice 😍
Thank you!
I love this soap so much and I love watching your soap making videos. I just went into the kitchen to try my hand at making this soap as you showed, but I know mine will be NOTHING like how beautiful yours is! My FO thickened up my batter and it more like plopped into the mold! I so wanted that pretty feathering that you did here, but I think it's going to be more like camo watermelon soap! Thank you for sharing your beautiful work. Also, a funny to share with you. I'm not super computer literate and had forgotten the name of your soapery and how to get back to your videos. All I could think of was "sassy goat soapery," (we too raise goats, Nubians and I'm always saying they are sassy!) it didn't matter that I didn't get the name right, it still brought you up!
You may be surprised when you cut it, I know you wanted feathering, but I’ve gotten some pretty neat soaps from a weird FO acting up. Watermelons are a tricky group of FO’s, my fav is watermelon lemonade twist from Muddy Soap Co
@@CheekyGoatSoapery Thank you so much for sharing, I'm going to have to buy that one to try it out! I cut the soap yesterday and while it looks NOTHING like yours, it is still pretty. I'm going to try to get those pretty feathering lines again though! I've tried twice with two fails, so three times a charm, right?!
Lol. "I'm not going to give a number because my husband might watch this." 😂 Your videos are amazing, thank you!!
😁😁💖💖👏👏👏🤫🤝🙄😬😎
He did tell me he watches them now, so it’s a good thing I didn’t say! 😳😅
Oh, boy there were tons of entries in the regular category this time around. I’ve never seen it so saturated. It was easy to get lost in the entries, but yours stood out nicely.
Bee’s books are amazing. They’re informative, and they draw you in like a good story. One of the biggest things I loved was how she said we have our own journeys. We’ll all do things a bit differently, and that’s fine, because we have to find what works for us as individuals.
This is very pretty! Where did you say you got your FO? I’ve been using pink watermelon from Nature’s Garden. It smells amazing, but it rices. I’d never be able to get intricate swirls with it, but oh man it’s a yummy smell. Great job on this!
J & W Soaps this was the densest I’ve ever seen it! Which is both amazing and a little overwhelming in a fun way! Bee’s books really are great, I love the unique way she approaches soap, soap dough, and the realm of possibilities. It’s fantastic!
I'm a huge fan of Bees as well. She changed my life too so I naturally dont think you sound crazy. I think you do beautiful soaping.
Dana Lin Right?!? I’m so glad others understand how incredible she is! Thank you for the kind comments!
Those sides tho❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!
This soap is magnificent.....love your technique. Love the color.what color did you use for the greens? Bravo!!!!!
Diane Silvestri Clifford Thank you! I used a blend of colors from Nurture Soap supplies- mostly nurturesoap.com/products/force-of-nature-mica-blend?_pos=1&_sid=3de4cfe15&_ss=r?aff=374 with
nurturesoap.com/products/midnight-blue-mica?aff=374
If you're okay working with powdered goats milk then you can soap at regular temperature and use 100% water for your life solution. Bring the soap to a thin trace,and the let it cool to 92°-98°F. Once it is cool then just add your powdered goat's milk a little a time to prevent clumps. Then stick blend until blended smoothly ❤️
Sadly, one of the things my husband won’t let me buy is a commercial dehydrator. They are Not cheap. So fresh raw goats milk it is!
Thank you for educating me regarding goats milk soap. Do you have to do anything to the raw milk before using it in the soap? I ask because I read/heard warnings against it. Just because the internet says something, it doesn’t mean it’s the truth! Also thanks for showing me how to gradually level the mold when making One Pot Wonder soaps. I did it too drastically when I removed the mold from the Cheshire Cat Angler.
Alice Hadsel If your soap recipe is correctly balanced, asides using good hygiene and care when you milk the goat, and diligently straining/storing, raw goat milk is perfectly safe to use, as it’s completely turned to soap by the lye.
Your soap looks glorious! ❤️ I apologize if you’ve answered this already, but I’m wondering, what is your lye concentration? I’m thinking, if it’s 40/60 water and GM, it must be about 28% at least?
I do a ratio- but yes- when I made these it was a weird one- to make my life easier I’ve gone to a 50:50 as I’m masterbatching my lye water in much larger amounts these days.
Do you have a recommendation for the silk fibers you mentioned in this video? I'm a new subscriber and I'm also new-ish (since late October) to soap making but I've seen a couple of folks use silk fibers. However, I have no idea what they are or how they benefit skin. I'd love to try them in a small batch.
Also, HAHAHAHA on not saying how many goats you have! So funny! I have had chickens for almost two years and I have...meh...about 25+...🤫😅 I was told they are the "gateway" animal and I think that is correct because I'm looking to add two disbudded female ND goats to my small backyard farm as soon as I can. Pre kidding girls so I can pay a stud service for babies and then... GOAT'S MILK for the win! 😉
Yes! I use mulberry silk from the Woolley!
@@CheekyGoatSoapery Thank you soooo much! I googled Woolley and didn't see a page for them. Do you happen to have a link that you would be willing to share? Thank you again! ❤
Hi! This is so cool. Can you please tell me where to buy those tweezers you use for the embeds? Thanks!
Amazon! :) Just... Make sure you check the size.
@@CheekyGoatSoapery thank you
Beautiful soap. What do you mix your colors with water or oil ?
Always oil, typically Olive as it’s the lightest in my batches.
Would this be a good first soap to make or is there a video you have if one?
Laura Riggs hi! Hymmm first soap is tough, as while I love to encourage go crazy jump in art, soap can be such a tough creature. Soaping 101 has some excellent beginner videos, that I would recommend before mine, but now that you have asked, I’ll go ahead and make a 1st batch of soap video, it will just take me a little to put together as thats a vast topic. It may have to be a mini series really!
THEY LOOK LIKE ROSES
oooo. And now you have me thinking... 🤔 Thank you!
Hi love you all your soaps♥️ would you mind to share your inner mold size (cm), thankyou
Woof. Math, measuring, and the metric system, 3 things I’m terrible at. 🥺 I link to my mold on most of my videos, I believe it’s 2.5 inches wide
hey good night. How are you? I am Ibrahim Hossain from Bangladesh your soap making is beautiful . I Like it. Please please please give me your soap making Formula and row materialise thank you .
Hi there! I’m afraid I don’t sell my recipe at this time, but I will be offering it in a pair course later this year hopefully.
How much sugar do you add? That's a curious trick!
About 1 tsp ppo :) I learned it from Tree Marie Soapworks!
The tweezer like tool - what is it called?
It’s got a few names- but searching bent neck tweezers seem to get the closest to what they are.
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Quali sono le dosi e gli ingredienti? Dove posso trovare tutto l'occorrente? Grazie
I’m so sorry, my Italian (?) is terrible. I don’t understand but a few similar words. 😭😭😭🥺🥺🥺
How much powdered sugar do you add to your lye?
About 2tsp PPO
Did each color have equal amounts of soap?
MoonChildSoaps yes, but I will say that is eyeball estimates, and not weighed.
Is it goat milk and lye solution, or just goat milk? I’ve been using tussah silk forever and generally did half and half to melt the silk in the lye water, but did lye milk too. Boy, would I like to not have to ice bath my goat milk 😂
I do the milk In oils typically, so I avoid the ice bath!
We never would be allowed to put so much fragrance oil in soap. ))
onepartofone how strange, you aren’t allowed to follow the usage rates as listed by the IFRA guidelines?? This is only 5%
@@CheekyGoatSoapery 5%? Looked so much more. Our usual rate is about 20-30g per 1000g of oils. European Union limitations. 🤔🙂
@@CheekyGoatSoapery I think your soap is very pretty 🙂👍
It’s done by weight, not volume, but yes, only 5%. I know the EU is very strict, I think at just 3% often yes?
@@CheekyGoatSoapery 3% if you lucky😁. Its normally 1.8-2% 😉
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I feel like I can be a little reparative, but many folks complained when I started to cut things out of the soap videos.
Love your soaps, but the music playing while you talk is distracting. Thanks 😊
Great feed back- this was one of my earlier videos, and I’ve quit doing this since. I’m sorry for that. I am always evolving. 🥰
Beautiful
Thank you so much!