Melt & Pour 105 How to add additives to a Melt & Pour Base.

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  • Опубліковано 12 лип 2013
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    This is a short video on" how to's" and what I add to my base. Additives are an extra bonus for the customer in that you take a base and add what your skin likes. What have you been adding to your base? I am not a teacher nor do I teach soap this is simply a video on how I work with my base.
    I am working on getting a forum up on facebook to share(techniques) and inspire(photos) other soap makers who love glycerin soap making. I will announce it here on youtube very soon.
    If you work with m&p I hope you will join us in this group.
    Like us on fb... / 173850219306732
    Louise
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  • @flowers-n-Stuff
    @flowers-n-Stuff 9 місяців тому +2

    So refreshing to see someone talk about m&p bases

  • @proudmommy2012
    @proudmommy2012 8 років тому +104

    You are a lifesaver for making this! I am new to soaping and I have been getting so frustrated! I love that you got straight to the point too. No 20 minute lecture first like all the other videos. Looks like I need to get a stick blender!

    • @805Soap
      @805Soap  8 років тому +4

      +Christina Gross Thanks for watching. I also have a fb forum you can join it's listed in the description of this video.

    • @blissfullaromabydaelexia
      @blissfullaromabydaelexia 3 роки тому

      How about if i want to get Hard Melt and pour

  • @libbybowna
    @libbybowna 11 років тому +5

    Love ur videos Louise, u are really down to earth, when you explain your soaps

  • @lusciousleo1971
    @lusciousleo1971 5 років тому +5

    I love that Bee soap! Love the design of that mold!

  • @TRUEWITNESS4U
    @TRUEWITNESS4U 11 років тому +6

    Absolutely stunning and gorgeous soaps you have there!!! You are my m&p soap hero!!!

  • @corenagaroutte2315
    @corenagaroutte2315 9 років тому +12

    Omg, tysvm for talking about how to get a white base from a clear base. I just wasnt sure. I spent all day trying to load up my shopping cart online. I had a 24 lb white base and a 24 lb clear base. I just dont need 50 lb of melt n pour lol. 24 lbs is plenty! Yeaaaaa you just saved me $60 tytyt

  • @culverettanolan8969
    @culverettanolan8969 2 роки тому

    Thank you so much for sharing. You have encouraged me to be more creative using the melt and pour bases.

  • @chrisinreallife2022
    @chrisinreallife2022 6 років тому +25

    I've decided to use (at least for now) melt and pour as my primary soaps for my Etsy store and for the markets I'm going to work this summer. I do CP but right now it's hard to get a lot of those made and then waiting for the cure. THANK YOU for making your videos, they are teaching me a lot about how MP soaps can be adapted and customized, and how they can be just as great of a product to sell as CP or HP. Just deciding to do this has taken a TON of stress off of me because restocking these and making them personalized is so much faster and easier, and I have found some high-quality, amazing bases that are still great for people with any skin type. I was afraid people might not consider my soaps "handcrafted" or "homemade, natural" if I used MP, but as I learn more I see they are right up there with CP soaps, and just as good and beautiful. Blessings to you and wish you continued success!~

    • @805Soap
      @805Soap  6 років тому

      Thank you, I wish you the best in your journey~

  • @aleasescott742
    @aleasescott742 Рік тому +1

    Thank you the thought of cold process soap is just a bit overwhelming for me and this video really helped me and it shows me what I can do with multiple way. Thank you so much I appreciate you.

  • @patdalton5526
    @patdalton5526 7 років тому +1

    Always great information ~ thanks so much for sharing your knowledge with us novice soap makers!!

  • @805Soap
    @805Soap  11 років тому +1

    Thanks for watching, Absolutely you can come join us on fb...I'd love to meet you.

  • @soapdeluxe4695
    @soapdeluxe4695 11 років тому +1

    After watching you Louise even I am tempted to have a go at M&P. You make it look so easy and have such amazing results. Thank you for sharing.xx

  • @liveinalovelyway
    @liveinalovelyway 7 років тому +6

    It's so fun to watch the little chunks swim around in the beginning 😂

  • @saramilham6452
    @saramilham6452 6 років тому +1

    I am so excited I came across your video! I’ve been researching on MP and additives for a few days without any solid answers...tytyty for making this so easy to understand....

  • @delorisking1737
    @delorisking1737 5 років тому +2

    I love this, thank you for sharing, I just made my first bar of melt and pour soap.

  • @shugaphut
    @shugaphut 11 років тому

    Louise, just want to say I've been missing you. Great to see more videos from you. Thanks for sharing. Just love your videos.
    Marie

  • @amymason8599
    @amymason8599 2 роки тому +1

    Very helpful. I was just looking to see if I could add TD to my clear m&p for some imbeds. Perfect video! Thank you

  • @Rob-zp5dx
    @Rob-zp5dx 8 років тому

    I've been searching all over for an opaque glycerin base and not a transparent one. Thank you so much for posting your video and sharing the knowledge!

    • @805Soap
      @805Soap  8 років тому

      +Rob Thanks for watching Rob

  • @01poppyblue
    @01poppyblue 11 років тому

    Great to see you back Louise. You and Karen have been my inspiration to start m&p and start my own business. Thank you. Loved this video. Have not used stick blender but can see how it will blend my additives much better than what I've been using. Your soaps are gorgeous as usual. Thx Wendy

  • @TheHappyHomesteadingHerbalist
    @TheHappyHomesteadingHerbalist 8 років тому

    Great videos and great group. What can I say? Louise is the bomb.

    • @805Soap
      @805Soap  8 років тому

      +teresa hoffman Thanks for watching

  • @nballesterob
    @nballesterob 5 років тому

    You have a new fan from Costa Rica!!! Thanks

  • @natalievegas
    @natalievegas 8 років тому

    Your advice was much appreciated. I love your bee & thing soaps!!! I'm subscribing to your channel 💜

    • @805Soap
      @805Soap  8 років тому

      +Natalie Grass Thank you for watching.

  • @joniperiu8308
    @joniperiu8308 6 місяців тому

    Hi. I just came across your video and I am so happy I did. This was some awesome information. I am very new to soap making and I am using melt and pour.

  • @beverlybenjamin7939
    @beverlybenjamin7939 5 років тому +1

    O sister, I am learning sooo much from you, thanks a lot

  • @celesteelijah2515
    @celesteelijah2515 4 роки тому

    I've only made 4 soaps and all of them were M & P. I'm not ready for CP as of yet. Love your explanation of Titanium Dioxide, because some others I have watched do not explain why they use it. Thanks so much for this. I'm ordering some soon.

  • @WildflowerChristian
    @WildflowerChristian 8 років тому +3

    I appreciate your information! Your soaps are lovely....

    • @805Soap
      @805Soap  8 років тому +1

      Thank you for watching!

  • @zeniez3365
    @zeniez3365 4 роки тому

    great tutorial. clears out lots of misconceptions .

  • @americanmade1701
    @americanmade1701 Рік тому

    Omg thank you for that tip, I will always buy clear M&P now...

  • @mariej4675
    @mariej4675 5 років тому +1

    The soaps are beautiful!!

  • @71blissful
    @71blissful 11 років тому

    Fantastic Louise. Very helpful. Thankyou so much for sharing x

  • @saragardner1483
    @saragardner1483 3 роки тому +1

    I am new to this, thank you for showing how the stick blender helps w/ oil. I couldn't figure out why my carrot seed oil would not seem to mix in! I used a stick blender yesterday, but it put a ton of air in it. The bars are not very hard (I can actually bend my bars!) Watching this video again I see what my problem was. I should have tilted the stick blender so the air would escape. I will know that for next time. I am making these for myself, so not a big deal because I can still use them. :) thank you!

  • @805Soap
    @805Soap  11 років тому +1

    Hi Mel, good to hear from you! Thanks for watching I have been fishing not as much as I'd like to but any day on the water bets a day at work..lol. I am so looking forward to seeing your videos again, glad to hear your settled and have a new soap studio...I want to see it! I hope you will make some videos and come visit us on face book soon.

  • @laurameade8199
    @laurameade8199 6 років тому +1

    Thank you! I LOVE the flip flops!!

  • @BouksFlawsStuff747
    @BouksFlawsStuff747 3 роки тому

    Ty for sharing. I'm here listening and learning

  • @71blissful
    @71blissful 11 років тому

    Your soaps are amazing x

  • @805Soap
    @805Soap  11 років тому

    Thanks for watching Linda, yes I'll let you know when the m&p fb is up.

  • @805Soap
    @805Soap  11 років тому +3

    Thanks for watching Lori, just google soap molds and you can find everything online.

  • @LindaWalpole
    @LindaWalpole 11 років тому

    Louise, I have enjoyed watching these 5 videos you've just made, they are fantastic and so, so helpful. I can't wait to try some out in the morning . You are so inspiring. Look forward to joining your new group on Facebook to learn some more. Keep the videos coming Louise, love them. Can you please show a cutting and also wrapping, xx Linda

  • @VibinwithNina
    @VibinwithNina 4 роки тому

    You are amazing thank you for sharing and caring I know feel I can do this

  • @janeclifton6623
    @janeclifton6623 7 років тому

    Thank you so much. This is so inspiring! SJM, England

    • @805Soap
      @805Soap  7 років тому +1

      Thank you for watching. Come join our group on facebook the link is above int the comments.

  • @shunawestern9153
    @shunawestern9153 Рік тому +1

    I know you posted this such a long time ago, but I hope you still look on here to know how much your simple,and easy, tips are helping someone who's only just started. So I've said thank you once, well I'm saying it again. And I'm just wondering, did you give this up, or just decide to stop doing it, you should have never stopped, not what I've seen so far, your stuff is really good. 🥰🇬🇧

  • @BodyCareBoutique
    @BodyCareBoutique 11 років тому +2

    So fun to see your soaps Louise, you're such a sweetheart for sharing soap making info. to help others. Your soaps are so pretty!! Every time I watch your vids, I want to run to my (new) soaping room and make some!! On another note, been fishing lately?? Our friend just gave us a bunch of cooked crab...truly enjoying it!! :-) Mel

  • @MyDragonSoap
    @MyDragonSoap 11 років тому

    Thank you so much for this information. I'm an mp newbie, so this is very helpful!

  • @805Soap
    @805Soap  11 років тому +1

    thanks for watching I will be making a video on the fb shortly.

  • @jerusalemslandofJesus
    @jerusalemslandofJesus 11 років тому

    thank you for the information...keep going excellent craft....

  • @angelaperkins662
    @angelaperkins662 11 років тому

    Thanks for all the tips! Glad your back:O)

  • @naturegirl175
    @naturegirl175 6 років тому

    thank you for your video, so helpful

  • @805Soap
    @805Soap  11 років тому

    Haha now that would be fun to watch you make m&p...might try it sometime.

  • @jothykannankannan3641
    @jothykannankannan3641 5 років тому +1

    It's very useful vedio n I appreciate ur staright forward of doing n gvg tips tonew begginers,how to embedded soap,shl v mix the powder form additives in water or blender

  • @vjvijayahandmade9489
    @vjvijayahandmade9489 4 роки тому +1

    This is a wonderful video and tips given. Thank you so much. I am a newbie to soap making and very much wanted to try a yogurt soap. Advice please. Thank you❤

  • @barbiescraft
    @barbiescraft 4 роки тому

    Very informative. Thanks

  • @Luckysevensoaps
    @Luckysevensoaps 11 років тому

    Thanks for the tips Louise! I've always hesitated with additives for MP but it looks least enough now. :)

  • @amysanders323
    @amysanders323 8 років тому

    thank u for being so informative!😊

    • @805Soap
      @805Soap  8 років тому

      +Amy Sanders thank you for watching my videos!

  • @dinapoole9938
    @dinapoole9938 7 років тому

    I love your work

    • @805Soap
      @805Soap  7 років тому

      Thanks Dina, hope to see you in our forum

  • @805Soap
    @805Soap  10 років тому +1

    Yes but WHY would you want to add it to the base...come join me in our forum on fb...Louise

  • @lburns7952
    @lburns7952 11 років тому

    Lol! Glad it's not just me! I once put Castor oil in my base for sudsing purposes. Turned my totally clear lovely base cloudy. I figured because it was clear in the bottle, when incorporated into my clear base....all is clear. It wasn't.

  • @nandocarboni920
    @nandocarboni920 3 роки тому

    Very useful video thank u

  • @tiffany8559
    @tiffany8559 6 років тому

    Great video

  • @gloriaaviles9113
    @gloriaaviles9113 7 років тому

    BEAUTIFUL SOAPS

  • @trinadagooding8551
    @trinadagooding8551 11 років тому +1

    That's amazing information

  • @dollyrocker40
    @dollyrocker40 8 років тому

    Love your videos x

    • @805Soap
      @805Soap  8 років тому

      +dollyrocker40 Thanks for watching. come join us in our facebook group. the link is above.

  • @delosjohnson4178
    @delosjohnson4178 Рік тому

    thanks for shareing my ? is how are you keeping your soap so liquidy without it hardening. thanks

  • @805Soap
    @805Soap  11 років тому

    Haha...mistakes are what makes us stronger and learn more of what NOT to do..lol...I have had my share and still do when I try something new...but that's what is so fun about trying new things and breaking the rules...hope to see you on fb..Louise

  • @shawnamiller832
    @shawnamiller832 5 років тому +1

    May I ask what you added to the soap in your larger order you showed in this video. I am new at this and am like the melt and pour soap but you video sure helped. Thank you

  • @AB4Jss
    @AB4Jss 9 років тому +1

    Beautiful soaps! I just need to know how you made the slipper soaps. Did you have full molds for them?

  • @lmlowe9100
    @lmlowe9100 11 років тому +2

    Where did you get the honey bee mold? I've been looking everywhere for that one. I have a bunch of different ones but I LOVE that one. TY

  • @dinapoole9938
    @dinapoole9938 7 років тому +1

    I enjoy your watching your videos. Do you make cold process soap? How long does your melt n pour soap generally last, per bar?

  • @mariasoledad5917
    @mariasoledad5917 2 роки тому

    Hi I really love your content.😍 very educative ,And I have a question how can I add citric acid to the mix ?

  • @CrystalLizationNation
    @CrystalLizationNation 5 років тому

    Hi! How do I make a melt and pour lather more? Thank you!

  • @balmfriday
    @balmfriday 11 років тому

    Hi Louise! I love making melt and pour and I think a forum would be fantastic! Thanks so much for sharing! :)

  • @TheKristenGibson
    @TheKristenGibson 7 років тому +1

    Great video btw!

  • @805Soap
    @805Soap  11 років тому +2

    Look at Brambleberry, Natures Garden and WSP...or just google bee molds it's all online. thanks for watching.

  • @m.clen3884
    @m.clen3884 5 років тому

    Will the lathering be affected if I use a castile soap in an M&P base?
    Also, will the lathering be affected if I use a liquid shampoo in a M&P base???
    Thank you so much for your input!!

  • @pattinunez
    @pattinunez 8 місяців тому

    Thank you for this video! I was wondering if I can add herbal infused oil to my soap base (melt & pour) I didn’t know if we add to much it can get mushy in the shower. Any suggestions about how much to add per each pound? Maybe 2-3 tablespoons? Thank you

  • @nanazorrinamartinez6486
    @nanazorrinamartinez6486 3 роки тому

    Love love love you sharing this.. question: flip flop mold is way too cute- where can I find it, the shavings of different colors, are those from previous soaps or color blocks.. beautiful work..

  • @annad1942
    @annad1942 4 роки тому

    I have a question please, what about essential oils? what temperature should i add them in order to capture the scent and properties of the oils, and also how much per pound should I use overall . I know depending on the oil it will varied but I need a general opinion, thanks in advance and thank you for a wonderful tutorial!

  • @JackBeNimbleCandles
    @JackBeNimbleCandles 11 років тому

    Whenever I use my stick blender to mix in additives I get too many bubbles. Even after I use alcohol I have a soft layer when I pour my soap. Is there a way to fix this issue? Thanks!! :-)

  • @dianaliceaga1897
    @dianaliceaga1897 4 роки тому +2

    Hi!!! Would you recommend adding tinctures to MP soap base? :)

  • @805Soap
    @805Soap  11 років тому

    Thank you Loretta

  • @carollight4652
    @carollight4652 4 роки тому

    Absolutely love your videos, I’m a beginner, how did you start your business!. Your soaps are amazing! X

  • @sheba12106
    @sheba12106 4 роки тому

    How do you keep your soap bars from sweating? The melt and pour bases that I have used, even the ones that are labeled low sweat feel greasy to the touch or like they are melting when I am trying to package them. Do you let yours dry out before packaging? All of the tutorials I've seen on melt and pour say to put them in shrinkwrap or plastic right away.

  • @lettyanaya666
    @lettyanaya666 4 роки тому

    I am a beginner in soap making, I bought a goats milk melt and pour base and last night made a trial” soap but I found it left my skin a little dry? Any tips on what can be used to hydrate/ moisturize? I have a bunch of base soap left o would like to get a use of it. Thank you for your informative video!

  • @jerusalemslandofJesus
    @jerusalemslandofJesus 11 років тому

    wonderful video...I started making soap and I can say I do pretty good.I am in Greece and I wonder when ;you mention festivals where you will sell your soap...could you tell me pelase if you have to have any special permission to sell something in festivals?and what is exactly a festival...thank you so much for your time

  • @gastronomiaitalianaporkeil1207
    @gastronomiaitalianaporkeil1207 4 роки тому

    i see u do great job;) my question its why my soap pour melt keep sweat?

  • @relevant.c5411
    @relevant.c5411 5 років тому

    when u say bubbles (regarding the honey) do u mean suds after the product cures/hardens?

  • @805Soap
    @805Soap  11 років тому

    Thanks for watching Karen.

  • @shugaphut
    @shugaphut 5 років тому

    Can you add sodium lactate to Harden or will it harden to soap

  • @thyraryan3989
    @thyraryan3989 4 роки тому

    Hey my melt and pour soap is always so soft what can I add to get it harder?

  • @Whois_.X
    @Whois_.X 6 років тому

    My soap melt when in the sun. Do you know how to prevent that

  • @Stephbreez
    @Stephbreez 2 роки тому

    How do you wrap them? And how do you get the multidimensional top to the logs? When I make them I can’t get any height to the log. And one more question how do you get your soap to have more suds?

  • @lynnbiggs9565
    @lynnbiggs9565 Рік тому

    Oh my gosh, I just love that bee mold, would you mind telling me where you got it?

  • @napfreedom2153
    @napfreedom2153 8 років тому +2

    Love your video, question I added goat milk powder to my base with a stick blended all was good, but the powder seemed to rise to the top of mold once it set. Gonna try again allowing the base to thick in some. Soap was really creamy and still bubbly!

    • @805Soap
      @805Soap  8 років тому +2

      You can spray some rubbing alcohol in the goat mild powder to break it up before adding it to the base, make sure the base is hot...around 135-145 temp to help incorporated the powder into the base...thanks for watching.

    • @napfreedom2153
      @napfreedom2153 8 років тому

      +805Soap Thank uou for quick respond, will try that in small batch.

  • @manavbajaj99
    @manavbajaj99 6 років тому

    Hi can we make aloevera and papaya melt and pour soap using transparent base .

  • @JenSoapySuds
    @JenSoapySuds 11 років тому

    Can you add sodium lactate to your soap base as an additive to keep it hard like cold process? Or is that just a cold process deAl

  • @ice2crystals
    @ice2crystals 10 місяців тому

    If you compromise the base, could you add more base to fix it?

  • @Selenarose.
    @Selenarose. 2 роки тому

    When melting the soap is there a certain temperature that the soap needs to be

  • @papatutti59
    @papatutti59 5 років тому

    I just learning to make soaps. Just doing the basics right now. But how did you get those colored spots on your honey soaps?

  • @805Soap
    @805Soap  11 років тому

    Thanks for watching, Angela.

  • @cindeesmith5139
    @cindeesmith5139 11 років тому

    Louise thank you I started my venture with M&P . Learning scent hold on here from the craft stores. Ick on M&P . But that is what I knew then I found BB and ordered a better base. I have a Ton of questions adding micas, herbs etc. I do alot of hot process and am getting my feet wet with cold process. Would I be able to join your group to learn more . I am looking for a more natural base. I have a great opportunity to but they love organic. Do you mix M&P with cp? RCA

  • @anon4041
    @anon4041 6 років тому +1

    A white base though could be Shea butter or Goats milk. As well as the suspension is different 😋