The soap formulator’s workbook is now available → www.tellervo.fi/shop/p/the-soap-formulators-workbook Thank you for watching❤ Please check the description box for more details! Based on your comments I have started to think about creating a workbook for those of you who need some help with the soap formulation process. I actually started making it already because I got a little excited🙂 but I wanted to make sure it’s something you would be interested in? If yes, you can sign up here: tellervo.ck.page/ If there is enough interest I will offer it for sale in the near future. Comment below if there’s something that you wonder about formulating soaps!
@@joyaghosh2940 I think it’s mostly a personal preference so it depends on what you like! Hot process soap is more gentle to the fragrance so you might need less and you don’t have to worry about acceleration. Hot process can also cut down on cure time (but the soap gets much better as it hardens during the cure)
I absolutely adore how calming your videos are. Please dont change a thing. Please ignore the complaints. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this video, & i very much enjoyed it for my anxiety. Thank you, so much.
Alot of people have invested in a crockpot just to make hot process soap and it is really just a convenience. As long as your soap gel during this process.
my experience started out with wondering what frankincense and myrrh smelled like. so i bought some on line. and then started making little 3 gram perfume solids. then saw a tutorial on soap making and glycerin soap melt and pour. so i bought some melt and pour and put some essential oils in. and had wanted to mmake my own homemade soap for about six years. then i was finally able to make my own homemade soap. and recently ive tried making my own type of melt and pour. its still a work in progress. but im getting it. i love the easy hot process that you have demonstrated. its not as hard as i thought. ive been wanting to do hot process so when i put the essential oils in they should last longer. cause i cook the soap. excited to try this one type. thank you
Hello I’ve been soaping for quite a while and love doing hot process the best however I never heard of using Citric acid before. I like that you explained the chemistry behind it. I will definitely try this recipe. I just make soap for gifts , myself and family. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and recipe❤
just wondering how you came to making soap? I love the whole process of soapmaking, the creating something that can have the ingredients I need for my skin and not other junk in it. It will be 20 years this December, since my journey began into this wonderful field. Thank you again for such soothing video's and sharing your knowledge with others. You are now my new favorite to share with new soap makers.
Thank you for the kind words and thank you for sharing! You definitely have more experience in soap making than me😊 I stumbled upon some article a few years ago that talked about handmade soap. I thought it sounded interesting so I wanted to give it a try. Like you, I love the process and I just never get tired of making soaps and trying out different ingredients.
Hi Sara, Love this video, such a detailed video, covering each and every part of this method of HP, gonna try it out in a few days. Beautifully and so neatly done. Hugs from India.
Do you have more hot process ideas in store? I'm very interested in that method! And as always, I really enjoy all your videos. Such a keen eye and ear, and the education does not come too short at all. Fav soap maker.
Love your style and sense for nature and beauty. Could you please do a liquid soap video? Been trying to get the courage to do a large patch of liquid soap for dishes and hands but had some inertia from what looks like complicated hard work. Lol I’m sure you will have an easy efficient way to do it. Thinking about using your stove stop double boiler method to make the liquid soap. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Sara, Especially beautiful this video!!! Very delicate. It makes the senses come out!!! thank you for this magnificent lesson🤩 I'm Brazilian and I'm getting ready in the art of soap!💗
You are a soap witch, you have your own charming and inspiring style..My question is which is better to preserve the healing properties of soap by the cold method or the hot method?
Thanks :) You do need pretty specific oils and ingredients for transparent soap. I haven't tried it yet but I did purchase a recipe from the soap challenge club and it seemed great.
Love your videos. Videography tells a wonderful, educational, inspirational story. Master techniques in learning all about soap, etc. keep up the great inspiring work. Appreciate all that you share. Mucho Gracias
Is spinach powder okay instead? It's hard to get the dried leaves where I am. Alternatively can I omit the spinach completely? Wonderful gentle video by the way. Appreciate your hard work.
Lovely video , thanks for sharing ,I'm going to try a hot process soap now , at which stage did you ad the citric acid please ? In the lye or at the end of the cook process after its cooled with any essential oils ? Thanks
I love your videos...my favorite and very good explained...only thing would be beter if writings are abit bigger...couse of g i guess cant read so small... And i had a question if we can use lemon juice instead of citeic acid in hot process and if it would change the amount pf distilled water....thank u so much for this weldone clear videos...
Wow ! Just made this ! My first HP. I didnt have any spinach , so I tried making nettle tea and used it with lye and used eucalyptus es. oil for fragrance and added 1 tsp of yogurt after cook . Cooking took maybe 30 minutes ? Tested little piece - beautiful lather . Thank you !
Hi there.. why would you cook the soap when it's ready to go into the mold? Is there a difference within the same recipe ...between hot and cold press soap.. thank you.
Cold process and hot process recipes are similar, you just need more water for hot process. And the process is very similar except hot process soap is cooked :)
The biggest difference is you need to cure cold process soap (usually 4-6 weeks) so you can't use the soap immediately. However, hot process soap is already done the chemical reaction while the cooking, you can use the soap as soon as it hardened(mostly next day or 2 sometime longer depends on recipe)
Hot process goes through saponification faster because of the heat and is usually ready to cut quickly. Both cold process and hot process soaps need the same amount of curing. i.e 4-6 weeks
@@SuffuseSoaps That’s up for a debate and many disagree that HP and CP cure the same way because they really don’t. HP one just gets more benefit by not dissolving as fast as the next day HP version, but CP won’t even bubble up really well the same way after two weeks the way HP soaps do. They’re not the same.
@@SuffuseSoaps then why go through the bother with the process of HP if it still needs to cure 4-6 weeks? Literally nobody I know waits 4-6 weeks on there HP soap, it's on the shelf in 48-72 hours. The benefits of the extra exertion is a faster production to sales ratio. Storage costs money, as in time, space.
@@tellervo. ua-cam.com/video/mzijo8RchyQ/v-deo.html ua-cam.com/video/xrkFj68D12s/v-deo.html This could better explain it than I can. Hope you attempt it. 😃👍
Thank you for sharing. Where do you get your products for soap making? For hot process, have you ever used a crackpot. This is the first time I've seen soap prepared this way.
Very interesting! I'm thinking of trying your method. Have you done it and added the superfat, etc. after cooking it like in 'normal' hot process? I want to make my first milk and honey soap and wonder if I could add it after it gels to keep it fluid and preserve the benefits of the honey. Thanks
I just love watching you soap, so relaxing! Such an interesting way to HP. I've always did it in a crockpot but may have to give that a try sometimes. As always, your soap always turns out beautiful! Do you only soap or do you make lotions, shampoo, body wash, etc. also? I would watch those if you did it too. 😁 Thanks for the lovely video.
Thank you so much💝 I'm just working on formulating and testing shampoo and conditioner bar recipes and I'm hoping to make those videos in the near future😊
it's going midnight and i still watching yours videos and supposed I'm soapmakers😂😂 .. but i know it's not easy😢 alright i will try try try I know one day i will make this like you 💖😉
Can I infuse dried gold crest leaves in soap to get scent and coloring? They have lemon scent but I wonder if they cause skin allergies or anything wrong
Thank you! You don't really have to check it that much, I just wanted to show you my temperatures. I like to try to keep it around 70 degrees celsius while the soap is cooking
Thanks a lot for your videos, Can I use this soap as a shampoo bar? If not what can I add to it to convert it into shampoo bar with ph 5 that is good for hair
Hello I am about to get your work book. I do have a question. You used citric acid vs sodium lactate which I notice many other soap makers use. Is there a reason why and does using one vs the other produce a different outcome of soap
Is there any thing I can add to make hot process soap more flexible when molding? I made one but It was to hard to mold and the soap looks so chunky and full of cracks
The soap formulator’s workbook is now available → www.tellervo.fi/shop/p/the-soap-formulators-workbook
Thank you for watching❤ Please check the description box for more details! Based on your comments I have started to think about creating a workbook for those of you who need some help with the soap formulation process. I actually started making it already because I got a little excited🙂 but I wanted to make sure it’s something you would be interested in?
If yes, you can sign up here: tellervo.ck.page/
If there is enough interest I will offer it for sale in the near future.
Comment below if there’s something that you wonder about formulating soaps!
TY for everything you share you really are a beautiful artisan & soul!😮🤗
Was wondering why the hot process?
@@justaddlivingwater aw thank you so much💝
@@joyaghosh2940 I think it’s mostly a personal preference so it depends on what you like! Hot process soap is more gentle to the fragrance so you might need less and you don’t have to worry about acceleration. Hot process can also cut down on cure time (but the soap gets much better as it hardens during the cure)
Yeah the fragrance part i agree.I just have some reservation about the coarse look of the soap. But unless was just great
Thanks! This is my first and only success at hot process soap! You are an angel for posting this video! 💖
I hope to try this method as my first hot process soap. Any suggestions for me?
I absolutely adore how calming your videos are. Please dont change a thing. Please ignore the complaints. There is absolutely nothing wrong with this video, & i very much enjoyed it for my anxiety. Thank you, so much.
The paper removal was asmr heaven. The soap is nice, too!
The Zen of making soap. Informative, beautiful, and relaxing.
this is the best way i have ever seen on youtube. tyvm peace be safe
Alot of people have invested in a crockpot just to make hot process soap and it is really just a convenience. As long as your soap gel during this process.
my experience started out with wondering what frankincense and myrrh smelled like. so i bought some on line. and then started making little 3 gram perfume solids. then saw a tutorial on soap making and glycerin soap melt and pour. so i bought some melt and pour and put some essential oils in. and had wanted to mmake my own homemade soap for about six years. then i was finally able to make my own homemade soap. and recently ive tried making my own type of melt and pour. its still a work in progress. but im getting it. i love the easy hot process that you have demonstrated. its not as hard as i thought. ive been wanting to do hot process so when i put the essential oils in they should last longer. cause i cook the soap. excited to try this one type. thank you
Thank you for sharing Denise! I'm glad you want to try this technique☺️
Love your videos - they are all done with such delicacy and grace - beautiful soaps too !
Thank you so much Sherri, I appreciate it☺
I've been using this technique for a year! Definitely my favorite way to make HP soap !
Do you add clay or anything else? If so, when do you add it/them? Thanks
I loved this video and followed your method. and for the first time, my HP soap looked smooth and beautiful. no crusting. Thank you.
Thank you🤗
Hi, when you used/use this method, did/do you add superfat and additives at the end like in normal HP? Thanks
Hello
I’ve been soaping for quite a while and love doing hot process the best however I never heard of using Citric acid before. I like that you explained the chemistry behind it. I will definitely try this recipe. I just make soap for gifts , myself and family. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and recipe❤
Lovely tutorial! The must in conjunction with the natural sounds of the process are soothing. Thank you!
Thank you so much😊
Beautiful soap and very easy method,much easier and quicker then making in crockpot👋I like all your soaps.They all beautiful.
just wondering how you came to making soap? I love the whole process of soapmaking, the creating something that can have the ingredients I need for my skin and not other junk in it. It will be 20 years this December, since my journey began into this wonderful field. Thank you again for such soothing video's and sharing your knowledge with others. You are now my new favorite to share with new soap makers.
Thank you for the kind words and thank you for sharing! You definitely have more experience in soap making than me😊 I stumbled upon some article a few years ago that talked about handmade soap. I thought it sounded interesting so I wanted to give it a try. Like you, I love the process and I just never get tired of making soaps and trying out different ingredients.
How long is the cure time before use?
How long is the cure time before use?
Hi Sara, Love this video, such a detailed video, covering each and every part of this method of HP, gonna try it out in a few days. Beautifully and so neatly done.
Hugs from India.
Beautiful video as usual. I love how you explain clearly everything you did and used in the video. Always make me want to try to make it immediately.
Thank you! That makes me happy🙂
I love watching your videos and I learn a lot from them. Your way of making Hot Process is my favorite!!
Thank you for Sharing ❤
I made this - turned out great!!!!!
Do you have more hot process ideas in store? I'm very interested in that method! And as always, I really enjoy all your videos. Such a keen eye and ear, and the education does not come too short at all. Fav soap maker.
Love your style and sense for nature and beauty. Could you please do a liquid soap video? Been trying to get the courage to do a large patch of liquid soap for dishes and hands but had some inertia from what looks like complicated hard work. Lol I’m sure you will have an easy efficient way to do it. Thinking about using your stove stop double boiler method to make the liquid soap. Thank you for sharing.
Hi Sara, Especially beautiful this video!!! Very delicate. It makes the senses come out!!! thank you for this magnificent lesson🤩
I'm Brazilian and I'm getting ready in the art of soap!💗
Thank you so much Debora!💝
Well done! Thank you very much for sharing your precious skills. God bless you🙏 ❤
Now I will try hot process your style! I tried once and it was not very pretty. Love the idea of spinach. Tyvm
Awesome, I hope it goes better this time☺
You are a soap witch, you have your own charming and inspiring style..My question is which is better to preserve the healing properties of soap by the cold method or the hot method?
Beautiful soap. I love watching. You have really great soapmaking skills 🤩. Hot process is my favourite way of making soap. Thankyou for sharing. 💕
Great to see the difference method of doing soap, you are so great, can you do transparent soap by using same oil without alcohol and sugar?
Thanks :) You do need pretty specific oils and ingredients for transparent soap. I haven't tried it yet but I did purchase a recipe from the soap challenge club and it seemed great.
I love this video, you made soap making look so easy. I cant wait to make the switch from melt & pour to hot process.
Do yourself a favour, start with cold process it's a lot more forgiving
Love your videos. Videography tells a wonderful, educational, inspirational story. Master techniques in learning all about soap, etc. keep up the great inspiring work. Appreciate all that you share. Mucho Gracias
Thank you so much!!
Is spinach powder okay instead? It's hard to get the dried leaves where I am. Alternatively can I omit the spinach completely? Wonderful gentle video by the way. Appreciate your hard work.
A workbook would be awesome!
Great😊
Beautiful ❤️🌎thank you. It’s so therapeutic to watch.
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I love this method, I will have to try it, thank you 😊.
Awesome, let me know how it goes😊
everything you do is so tasteful even your toffee can - love all your videos
Amazing soap making..
Hope will start homemade soap in my journey. Your truly videos will inspire by me.❤
❤ Boa tarde!
Coisa rica, maravilhoso.
Dá pra usar no cabelo?
Sou do Brasil.😘
Hi from Mexico, excelente soap. I will try it. 😃
Would I have to cook the mixture for longer if I make a way bigger batch? Or would a wider container work to cook it evenly?
Beautiful video! So peaceful.. and loved seeing your techniques! 💚
Lovely video. Never thought of using spinach. 🤔
Beautiful soap and beautiful relaxing video. Thanks a lot for sharing 🤗🙏
Thank you so much🥰
Instead of avocoda oil,what oil we can use?. Thankyou
Lovely video , thanks for sharing ,I'm going to try a hot process soap now , at which stage did you ad the citric acid please ?
In the lye or at the end of the cook process after its cooled with any essential oils ?
Thanks
Thank you! I added it to the distilled water before adding the NaOH🙂
Hola, te sigo desde España-Melilla, entiendo que echas al aceite polvo de espinaca?, Podía ser de espirulina?
Love this video. It’s speaks to me. Use what you have 😊
I enjoy watching your videoes.Thank you very much.
Both educational and so relaxing
I love your videos...my favorite and very good explained...only thing would be beter if writings are abit bigger...couse of g i guess cant read so small...
And i had a question if we can use lemon juice instead of citeic acid in hot process and if it would change the amount pf distilled water....thank u so much for this weldone clear videos...
Legenda só em inglês?
Love your this very calm and peaceful
Wow ! Just made this ! My first HP. I didnt have any spinach , so I tried making nettle tea and used it with lye and used eucalyptus es. oil for fragrance and added 1 tsp of yogurt after cook . Cooking took maybe 30 minutes ? Tested little piece - beautiful lather . Thank you !
Awesome🤗
Have you used this method again? I'd like to make my first milk and honey soap and add the milk and honey after it's cooked. Wondering if it'd work...
Do we need to keep this soap for curing ?
Very good and lovely tutorial can l use normal water?
Yes if is clean(drinking water)👋
Hi there.. why would you cook the soap when it's ready to go into the mold? Is there a difference within the same recipe ...between hot and cold press soap.. thank you.
Cold process and hot process recipes are similar, you just need more water for hot process. And the process is very similar except hot process soap is cooked :)
The biggest difference is you need to cure cold process soap (usually 4-6 weeks) so you can't use the soap immediately. However, hot process soap is already done the chemical reaction while the cooking, you can use the soap as soon as it hardened(mostly next day or 2 sometime longer depends on recipe)
Hot process goes through saponification faster because of the heat and is usually ready to cut quickly. Both cold process and hot process soaps need the same amount of curing. i.e 4-6 weeks
@@SuffuseSoaps That’s up for a debate and many disagree that HP and CP cure the same way because they really don’t. HP one just gets more benefit by not dissolving as fast as the next day HP version, but CP won’t even bubble up really well the same way after two weeks the way HP soaps do. They’re not the same.
@@SuffuseSoaps then why go through the bother with the process of HP if it still needs to cure 4-6 weeks?
Literally nobody I know waits 4-6 weeks on there HP soap, it's on the shelf in 48-72 hours. The benefits of the extra exertion is a faster production to sales ratio.
Storage costs money, as in time, space.
Oh honey you did a video right up my alley:) next time try the counter top method so much fun) ❤
I'm intrigued, how does it work?🤗
@@tellervo. ua-cam.com/video/mzijo8RchyQ/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/xrkFj68D12s/v-deo.html
This could better explain it than I can. Hope you attempt it. 😃👍
@@gainedinthegarden3925 Thank you, I'll look into it😊
Is the counter top method even easier than this? Do you have a link to a video that shows how to do it? Thanks.
Hello, I'd like to ask why did you add citric acid and what is the ideal pH at the gel stage ?
That's how I do it. I am impatient. Ready for use the next day. It only has to cool off.
Hi, when you use this method, do you add superfat and additives at the end like in normal HP? Thanks
Hi Sara. I love your videos. I want to make this soap. Can i use dried rosehip fruit instead of dried spinach for the olive oil infusion? Thank you!
The color is nice but how long it will last ? Usually natural coloring will change in 1-2 months
I only knew CP and M&P processes, so this is very interesting
Thank you for sharing. Where do you get your products for soap making? For hot process, have you ever used a crackpot. This is the first time I've seen soap prepared this way.
Nice! What is the benefit of spinach infused oil?
My hot process looks like hot process yours looks cold process, I love it.
Thank you for posting. Would you share where you order your glass bowls from as well as your oils paper, gloves, etc...
How do you wash your tools after you are done? Any safety required to wash& clean those?
Gratidão
Como é o nome do papel q vc usou na fôrma?
What a wonderful video 😎. Thanks Sara
Thank you😊
This hp method I could try. Thank you soooo much!!!
Awesome🤗
Very interesting! I'm thinking of trying your method. Have you done it and added the superfat, etc. after cooking it like in 'normal' hot process? I want to make my first milk and honey soap and wonder if I could add it after it gels to keep it fluid and preserve the benefits of the honey. Thanks
Also, if I wanted to add kaolin clay and oat flour, would I add them to the oils before adding the lye like I do in cold process? Thanks
Hi, how long do you double boil?
Also the roll of paper, is that parchment?
Είσαι υπέροχη. Θα ήθελα να έχει μεταφράσει στα ελληνικά γιατί δ γνωρίζω καλά ολους τους όρους στα υλικά. ευχαριστώ πολύ.
This is so soothing
What did you use to filter the infused olive oil?
I love your videos ♥️ I have a question: why do you use the citric acid? Thanks, I send you a hug from Colombia ❣️
Thank you so much😊I use it as a chelator, please check the description box for more information! Hugs❤
Love the way you describe
영상잘봤어요.
통안에 까는 종이제질이뭘까요?
아이디에 좋네요~^^
Is the trick low heat? So it dont volcano?
nice! but why do you have to cure it 4 weeks if it is done hot process? thank you
It just makes the soap so much better🙂
I just love watching you soap, so relaxing! Such an interesting way to HP. I've always did it in a crockpot but may have to give that a try sometimes. As always, your soap always turns out beautiful!
Do you only soap or do you make lotions, shampoo, body wash, etc. also? I would watch those if you did it too. 😁
Thanks for the lovely video.
Thank you so much💝 I'm just working on formulating and testing shampoo and conditioner bar recipes and I'm hoping to make those videos in the near future😊
@@tellervo. can't wait!
it's going midnight and i still watching yours videos and supposed I'm soapmakers😂😂 .. but i know it's not easy😢 alright i will try try try I know one day i will make this like you 💖😉
Can I infuse dried gold crest leaves in soap to get scent and coloring? They have lemon scent but I wonder if they cause skin allergies or anything wrong
After this hot process can we use this soap from very next day
yes..I do..Imake hot process and smaller batch so I dont have to store it..
Great Tutorial! I just wanna know if is it okay to use only lemongrass infuse oil extract and coconut oil in this process?
Thank you, you can use any recipe for this process🙂
Love your videos !!!!Plz explain how n when to check temperature and what temp r we looking for ?
Thank you! You don't really have to check it that much, I just wanted to show you my temperatures. I like to try to keep it around 70 degrees celsius while the soap is cooking
your hands are so elegant
Love this HP method no volcano! Thank you ...
Thanks a lot for your videos,
Can I use this soap as a shampoo bar? If not what can I add to it to convert it into shampoo bar with ph 5 that is good for hair
I don't really recommend cold process soap for hair. It's not possible to lower pH in handmade soap
Thanks a lot for your reply🌹
Can I omit the spinach and if so, do I skip the olive oil heating since there’s nothing to infuse?
pls let me know the deference between hot and cold processed soaps?
Hello I am about to get your work book. I do have a question. You used citric acid vs sodium lactate which I notice many other soap makers use. Is there a reason why and does using one vs the other produce a different outcome of soap
What if I want to mix different colours like with cold process soap?
There is no need for curing right
I super love this process
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what is the filter paper roll you are using? what it is called?
Hi, do you use refined or unrefined Shea butter cocoa butter etc? Does it matter which one, thanks
Is there any thing I can add to make hot process soap more flexible when molding?
I made one but It was to hard to mold and the soap looks so chunky and full of cracks
Do you mind sharing where do you get the coco’s coconut pack, thank you 🙏
Can I use that soap right away?
I recommend letting it cure first
Since you're using the hot process, is it necessary to cure for 4 weeks?
In my opinion, yes
Where you can buy the Cocos coconut oil used in this recipe? That looks really good.
Were you buy all your soap supplies
I read that using glass with lye will weaken the glass. So other recommended plastic but I hate plastic. Has glass been working okay for you?
Guess you could use stainless steel