Nicely done wearing gloves is great especially on camera. It shows people how clean and professional you are. I also wear gloves while cutting & packaging my soaps.
Honestly the biggest thing is if you wear gloves you won't end up leaving any fibers or fingerprints behind - clothing fibers are a PAIN when handling soap.
I instantly subscribed bc I’m into soap making and your voice is so gentle & calming. So is the background music. Such beautiful soaps! Thank you for sharing these tips with us🤍
Wow, beautiful packaging. I just recently started making soaps for fun as a new hobby. Maybe I will check if the dollar store has little bags like that for if I ever give someone a soap - makes it seem extra special :)
I also started making it as a hobby, so much fun! I gave some out to, the thing I learned and you need to look into. Even if you don't sell your soap and even if that person gives it to someone else, if someone has a bad reaction or is injured using something you made you can be held accountable and sued.
You took the packaging right out of my head! I love this. I just found your channel. I'm in the planning stage of my business. I'm already making mistakes. Buying too much. sigh..
I am so happy to see another soaper and skincare maker on YT. Loved you tiny soaping room video and this one is my second now going to binge watch you. I was thinking of collaboration let me know what you think. See you soon
Thank you for your video! ❤️ I am new to soap making and very eager to learn! Question- if you steam after you cut, do you pack and label before curing? Does this cause issues with mold or oils going rancid? It is my understanding that curing takes between 4-6 weeks ( Castillete soap about 6-12 months) of course depending on the oils. I guess that’s why you keep a record of the weight of your soap.
So many different packaging options, so hard to pick. Also some people leave bad reviews just cause of packaging. I saw something similar and almost bought it but idk. It's odd that picking that is harder then picking what soap I want to make.
Thank you so much for this video! The little cotton bags are a perfect touch! May I ask if you’re willing to share the link to the mold you used (and how you cut these bars) to get this size bar? It is absolutely perfect! Thank you! ❤️
Wow, they turned out beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing. Can you please do a video on how you print your mailing addresses and package and ship the items to your customers? And what's the best way to ship small and big items? Thank you and God bless!
I dont know where to get the lye container you have that are big. I did not know that you need a special lye container for soap making, until you said it in your video.
Since your soap is not visible in the bag, do you have a spare bar for display? (I suppose this question only applies if you sell in person and doesnt apply if you only sell online)
Nicely done wearing gloves is great especially on camera. It shows people how clean and professional you are. I also wear gloves while cutting & packaging my soaps.
Honestly the biggest thing is if you wear gloves you won't end up leaving any fibers or fingerprints behind - clothing fibers are a PAIN when handling soap.
Thank you! The steamer is a great idea! I started making soap two years ago and I'm still learning new and innovative ways to achieve success.
I instantly subscribed bc I’m into soap making and your voice is so gentle & calming. So is the background music. Such beautiful soaps! Thank you for sharing these tips with us🤍
Thank you!!
Would love to see how you make your label for your soaps. Pleaseee
Gotcha!
Wow, beautiful packaging. I just recently started making soaps for fun as a new hobby. Maybe I will check if the dollar store has little bags like that for if I ever give someone a soap - makes it seem extra special :)
I also started making it as a hobby, so much fun! I gave some out to, the thing I learned and you need to look into. Even if you don't sell your soap and even if that person gives it to someone else, if someone has a bad reaction or is injured using something you made you can be held accountable and sued.
@@h2t26 wow, I didn’t know that. Thanks for the warning!
Thanks so much..you seem to always post right when I need help ✋
Thank you for adding your links! Just started soap making and I love your channel!
You took the packaging right out of my head! I love this. I just found your channel. I'm in the planning stage of my business. I'm already making mistakes. Buying too much. sigh..
Yeeeah I still do the sometimes haha
hard not to, you save so much more buying in bulk and we just assume everyone will love our soaps as much as we and our friends do.
Same........
I am no longer scared of lye because of you LOL. I am graduating from melt and pour to cold press soap!
Awesome video. I always learn something new from your channel. Thank you for sharing!
I am so happy to see another soaper and skincare maker on YT. Loved you tiny soaping room video and this one is my second now going to binge watch you. I was thinking of collaboration let me know what you think. See you soon
That sounds great!
Classy products, website, and packaging! 💪🏻 impressive!
Thanks!
Brilliant! Thanks for your creative ideas!
Another awesome video! Love that packaging🥰
Thanks love
Your videos are always so helpful!
I’m so glad I can help!
Your Soaps Are Beautiful &thankyou so Very Much For links. God bless you Going Forward
Beautiful video
I like the pouch. Great job. Thank you for the video.
Thank you!
Nice and neatly done!😍
SUPER CUTE! THANK YOU!!
Thank you for your video! ❤️ I am new to soap making and very eager to learn!
Question- if you steam after you cut, do you pack and label before curing? Does this cause issues with mold or oils going rancid? It is my understanding that curing takes between 4-6 weeks ( Castillete soap about 6-12 months) of course depending on the oils. I guess that’s why you keep a record of the weight of your soap.
Very Nice!!!
Excellent video 😊 loved every bit of if! Go heeaaad girl!👑👑👑
Thanks so much for this!
Wow...beautiful & unique packaging! 😍
Thank you so much 😊
So many different packaging options, so hard to pick. Also some people leave bad reviews just cause of packaging. I saw something similar and almost bought it but idk. It's odd that picking that is harder then picking what soap I want to make.
Thank you for the link on the cotton bags
No problem 😊
Greatly appreciated 🙏🏾
Thank you so much for this video! The little cotton bags are a perfect touch! May I ask if you’re willing to share the link to the mold you used (and how you cut these bars) to get this size bar? It is absolutely perfect! Thank you! ❤️
Wow, they turned out beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing. Can you please do a video on how you print your mailing addresses and package and ship the items to your customers? And what's the best way to ship small and big items? Thank you and God bless!
Hi! I do have one video up on how I ship my Etsy orders
I dont know where to get the lye container you have that are big. I did not know that you need a special lye container
for soap making, until you said it in your video.
Thank you for sharing. I love your video
Since your soap is not visible in the bag, do you have a spare bar for display? (I suppose this question only applies if you sell in person and doesnt apply if you only sell online)
Loved it! 😍
Beautiful soaps ✨😍😍😍
Thank you! 😊
Awesome video can this be done when flowers are added to the soap?
Very nice
Love your videos thank you 😊
Great video thank you, have you noticed any issues with the soap sitting in the bag for any length of time?
I've been doing it for awhile and haven't had any issues yet.
How much is the soso and where u get the little bags
are these soaps supposed to be for your hands or body ?
Great video! Why did you choose the cotton pouch for the soap? Great idea.
I just like the look of them plus they were cheaper than boxes
@@charmedhandmade Thank you!
Hello where did you get the plastic wrapper for the soaps
Cute
Where can I get soap boxes other than Amazon please?
What did you spray on the soap? Thank you 🧼
Where did you find those little boxes with the peek a boo window ?
I got them from Amazon and Wholesale Supplies Plus
Are you using steam, alcohol or what???
Awesome content, where are you getting your bags from?
Here ya go amzn.to/2J2fsfq
If you're using the bags, do you wait until CP is cured before packaging them?
I do
Hi there, how soon after making soap can you shrink wrap it?
For cold process, I wait until it's cured (4-6 weeks), if it's melt and pour, I usually wait about 3 days
nice
You didn't link the products you used.
Hi! I linked my materials in the description box but I may have missed one, can you tell me which one you need the link to?
Can I ask if this has been lucrative for you?
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