Congratulations!!! I started my journey a year ago, and my life has changed for the better in so many ways!! I started making soap rather than sourdough in lockdown, lol BB is hands down my favorite supplier.
I don't drink coffee, but I love the way these look with the suspended grounds. I think it's great to have an exfoliating soap other than those loofah ones I've seen which I do not find attractive at all! Anne Marie's presentation of everything makes everything very easy to follow along and I love her cheerful personality. You can definitely tell she has an enormous love for what she does. Rock on Soap Queen!
My first attempt in making melt and pour soap (or any soap for that matter) was a disaster. I decided it should be a coffee soap because I had some coffee grounds saved just for the occasion. I tried to melt the base in a double boiler. The glass bowl was smaller than the pot (and I used the smallest one I have) so it hit the bottom of the pot directly. Which resulted in a lot of bubbles. The base I bought from a local store already had olive oil in it so I didn't add anything else, but I have no idea if I was even supposed to. I think I added the used coffee grounds too soon and they burnt but I also added too much, so the smell now is just awful but I like the exfoliation level. The fragrances I added cannot be even noticed because of the smell of burnt coffee. :D My base was setting waaaaay too quickly even when stirring. So I am supper amazed at how yours is staying liquid for so long. And the lastly, I used the soap and I think I almost poisoned myself with it if this is even possible or maybe it was the ingredients I used.... idk. Now I am not sure what to do with the bars. I guess they are a total fail and I should throw them away. The moral of the story is - don't do this like me. :D
It sounds like your temperatures were just a little too warm due to the bowl making contact with your pan. As long as you take care with your temperatures the next time around you shouldn't have any of those same issues. Melt and pour starts to burn over 140 degrees so we suggest investing in a good thermometer as well!
What temp does the base need to be in order for additives to suspend? I've had this issue before where it will not suspend at all, and this is the first time I've heard of the temperature issue!!
I have a question so do we not need to use a preservative to keep it from molding?and does it have to be used grounds or can we use fresh grounds I would love to make this
You can use fresh grounds but you will see rings around the pieces of coffee of brown. You do not need to add a preservative unless your grounds are not completely dry when you add them.
Do your fragrance oils have endocrine disrupters or sulphates? I'm looking to buy fragrance oils but I have many chronic problems and a severe hormonal imbalance problem. Great videos & very informative, thank you 😊
There is nothing like the fresh smell of Espresso or Coffee in your soap. I bought my 2nd bottle of the Cashmere fragrance. I did experience a darker color which fought with my coloring. I seldom use melt and pour for myself as it dries out my skin and then I have to use lotion. I never use lotion on my hands after using my own homemade soap :)
It depends on your batch size. We would recommend using a fragrance calculator to get the recommended usage rates: www.brambleberry.com/calculator?calcType=fragrance
I love your stuff! I have used many of your fragrances and other things. Please upgrade the labels. I have a few bottles of fragrance where the print on the labels has disappeared. Rule of thumb: Write with permanent marker as soon as you get your product.
Hi.thanks for making such wonderful videos. Can i add fresh juices like tomato or potato to transparent glycerine base?what will be the shelf life of that soap?
Because rebatch has already gone through saponifcation, sodium lactate will not make it harder. Sodium lactate is a great additive in hot process soap though - it makes it smoother. You may find the article below helpful. www.brambleberry.com/ingredient-information/additives/art0191-all-about-sodium-lactate.html
Coffee seed oil does have a strong scent, but it is not meant to fragrance candles. We would recommend a fragrance oil - you can find those here: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/ingredients/fragrance-oils
Miss. Ann-Marie how do I keep my soap base from globing up after it out of the microwave? I see yours is loose and it's not sticking or globing up at all what am I doing wrong?
We actually have a video coming out soon that will help with this! But in the meantime, it either means you need to microwave it more (it's just not hot enough), or it may have been overheated. Once melt and pour becomes hotter than about 160-170 degrees F, it can begin to burn. Once this happens, the texture becomes more gloopy. Do you know what temperature your soap is when it is the gloopy texture?
Our SFIC melt and pour bases do not contain detergents. You can find the full list of ingredients here: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/ingredients/bases/melt-and-pour-soap/sfic-goat-milk-melt-and-pour-soap-base/V000754.html
What type scales do you guys use to weight....and one more ques now I've run across people that say u shouldn't put dried flowers or oatmeal or honey ect in your soaps and I'm confused because I thought it was ok...i need answears
That would probably work! You can also used fresh coffee grounds, they will just bleed a little bit. You could make a small test batch to make sure you're okay with the look.
Hi, I’m just getting started on this project. What if I don’t have 99% IPA right now (yet)? Can I use a 91%… and if so, will it work the same? Thanks so much for all the helpful tips!
This looks great - I love coffee! Would it be fine to use unused coffee grounds, too? Curious if that makes a difference - I bet it would still work great! (although might as well use the coffee first)
We don't recommend fixed oils for melt and pour because they have a very specific limit. As long as you are following the recommendation of 1 tsp per pound there is nothing dangerous or unsafe about adding the Coffee Seed Oil to a melt and pour base.
Hi Anne Marie. I am using about 8 to 10 drops of essential oil in each soap Each soap is around 90gm After I unmold the soap it smells awesome BUT when I wash my hands there is no aroma left on my hands at all, my hands smell like I used a regular dove bar. What am I doing wrong? Thank you.
It sounds like it may be glycerin dew, it's very common with melt and pour and has some easy solutions. We like to wipe off the dew with a soft cloth and then wrap the bars tightly with plastic wrap to prevent any more dew drops. Another option is running a fan over the soap while they're hardening, this can also help prevent glycerin dew. More tips and tricks are available in our article all about glycerin dew here: www.brambleberry.com/tips-and-tricks/soap/art0010-explaining-and-preventing-glycerin-dew.html
Yesterday I made a melt n Pour soap with donkeys milk soap base. Added brazallian clay and essential oil. But it's not lathering as shown in videos. Where I'm going wrong. Please help
That is going to be a question you will want to ask your melt and pour supplier. Generally, the recipe and the ingredients that are used will affect the lather of the bars. Milk soaps tend to have a smaller and more dense lather so you may want to look into alternative bases if you are looking for a more bubbly bar.
Fixed oils are not recommended to be added to melt and pour because they can affect the hardness and lather of your finished products. We have very thoroughly tested this recipe and found that the small addition of the coffee seed oil had no negative effects on the final bar of soap.
Our fragrance oils are synthetic. If you want natural fragrances, we offer many fantastic essential oils for soapmaking! You can find the Bramble Berry essential oils here: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/ingredients/essential-oils
I just added rose petals or whenever I add beetroot powder.. They change color and seem decomposed.. How to deal with this dear?? Urs kindness.. Please help
So i just recieved several bars of hot processed lard soap from an online shop (that i wont name, but i specify this to say that i wasnt able to smell them before buying), and i was super disappointed by both the scent profiles and the scent strengths. I was hoping for strong, almost perfumey soaps and what i got was very faint, untrue scents. (Almond and the lily of the valley were almost unscented, and what you could smell was definitely not what was advertised. Very strange considering i got an almond lotion that is strongly scented, tho the smell fades within a minute or so after applying.) All this to say; do brambleberry recipes and oils create a strongly scented bar that will leave scent behind after use? Bc thats what i want!! I might buy some melt and pour and some fragrances to make my own if they are more like what i want. Plus i can make up some Christmas presents!
All of our fragrance oils are tested to give soap and other projects a nice strong scent, even after a 6 week cute time. In general, soap and other wash off products leave a faint scent on the skin. If you're looking for a strong scent on the skin, you may find a lotion to be more effective. No matter the project, recommend using the "strong" scent recommendation with our Fragrance Calculator - you may find the article below helpful. Using the Fragrance Calculator: www.brambleberry.com/tips-and-tricks/bath-and-body/art0011-using-fragrance-calculator.html
No one talks about how to find out what measurements to use for your soap, do you just follow a recipe step by step? What if you have different items? Or how does one know exactly how much to add of things. Please someone help
For our projects, you can find the links to our recipes and see the ingredients in the video description! The recipe for this project is on our website here: bberry.studio/CreamyCoffeeSoap
We do not, but you can use any other white melt and pour base instead of the Goat Milk soap for a similar end product. We would suggest the SFIC Shea base.
Melt and Pour is a very difficult product to produce without access to lab space and professional vent hoods. If you wanted to make soap from scratch we recommend starting with a beginners cold process kit!
☕ Thanks for watching! You can find the Creamy Coffee Melt & Pour Soap Project here: bberry.studio/CreamyCoffeeSoap If you have any questions, feel free to contact our customer service team at info@brambleberry.com or 877-627-7883 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. You can also live chat with customer service on BrambleBerry.com from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. ☕ Find the entire Cafe Collection on our website here: bberry.studio/CafeCollectionLaunch Shop Bramble Berry: bberry.studio/_ShopBrambleBerry Recipes, Tips & Inspiration: bberry.studio/IntheStudio_Projects Facebook: facebook.com/BrambleBerry Instagram: instagram.com/brambleberry/ Twitter: twitter.com/brambleberry TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@brambleberry Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/brambleberry/
im sure looking forward to the paradise. ive been asking everybody if they can say a prayer for the paradise to get here. the bible says the women proclaiming the goodnews are a large army. revelation 21: 3,4
I just love how professional you are, as well as how much quality information you are able to pack into each video.
I'm not a soap maker, I just enjoy watching Ann-Marie's videos. They're relaxing ^-^
Same
I'm anxiously waiting all my tools to start my soap making journey. Thank for all of your detailed and insightful videos.
Congratulations!!! I started my journey a year ago, and my life has changed for the better in so many ways!! I started making soap rather than sourdough in lockdown, lol BB is hands down my favorite supplier.
I love videos with Ann Marie , she is making me calm .
I don't drink coffee, but I love the way these look with the suspended grounds. I think it's great to have an exfoliating soap other than those loofah ones I've seen which I do not find attractive at all! Anne Marie's presentation of everything makes everything very easy to follow along and I love her cheerful personality. You can definitely tell she has an enormous love for what she does. Rock on Soap Queen!
Such a great gift idea! Can't wait to smell the coffee!
My wife is learning to make soap. She bought some kind of kits from this company company. She has made a few bars. It's just amazing.
I wish you guys would make more videos on Melt & Pour on all the additives we can add to make the M&P way better.
hahaha that soap queen ending!!
A little blast from the past!
I’m going to attempt this soap recipe and pour the soap into popsicle molds
Love the smell of coffee
I had been adding vanilla to scent my coffee soaps. I'm heading to Bramble Berry to buy that espresso fragrance!
Lovely video. Great information. Beautiful soaps .
These are CUTE! They look like cookies and cream ice cream! I wanna try this.
I just can’t stop see candle and soap making videos.
New to watching thank so much
My first attempt in making melt and pour soap (or any soap for that matter) was a disaster. I decided it should be a coffee soap because I had some coffee grounds saved just for the occasion. I tried to melt the base in a double boiler. The glass bowl was smaller than the pot (and I used the smallest one I have) so it hit the bottom of the pot directly. Which resulted in a lot of bubbles. The base I bought from a local store already had olive oil in it so I didn't add anything else, but I have no idea if I was even supposed to. I think I added the used coffee grounds too soon and they burnt but I also added too much, so the smell now is just awful but I like the exfoliation level. The fragrances I added cannot be even noticed because of the smell of burnt coffee. :D My base was setting waaaaay too quickly even when stirring. So I am supper amazed at how yours is staying liquid for so long. And the lastly, I used the soap and I think I almost poisoned myself with it if this is even possible or maybe it was the ingredients I used.... idk. Now I am not sure what to do with the bars. I guess they are a total fail and I should throw them away.
The moral of the story is - don't do this like me. :D
It sounds like your temperatures were just a little too warm due to the bowl making contact with your pan. As long as you take care with your temperatures the next time around you shouldn't have any of those same issues. Melt and pour starts to burn over 140 degrees so we suggest investing in a good thermometer as well!
@@bramble-berry Thank you! :)
I love the body scrubbing 😂
Love this soap!!!
Thank you so much for sharing 🥰🥰🥰
when you say soap, can this be used for the body for showering? thank you for sharing
These soaps can be used for the hands or the body!
This is a great tutorial for beginners
Can we add oil into melt and pour soaps?
Yes, we recommend a max of 1 tsp per pound.
I enjoy your videos
Hi..can I use instant coffee powder directly
What temp does the base need to be in order for additives to suspend? I've had this issue before where it will not suspend at all, and this is the first time I've heard of the temperature issue!!
Are the used coffee grounds completely dry when you add it?
I have a question so do we not need to use a preservative to keep it from molding?and does it have to be used grounds or can we use fresh grounds I would love to make this
You can use fresh grounds but you will see rings around the pieces of coffee of brown. You do not need to add a preservative unless your grounds are not completely dry when you add them.
@@bramble-berry thank you
Do your fragrance oils have endocrine disrupters or sulphates? I'm looking to buy fragrance oils but I have many chronic problems and a severe hormonal imbalance problem. Great videos & very informative, thank you 😊
Is there a general rule for FO percentage in melt and pour soap?
How long is the shelf live of melt and pour compared to cold process soap?
Both are about 1 year, or in the case of cold process, the shelf life of whichever oil expires first.
I am planning to start my business, i become fan of u
Hi thankyou for your video,Can i use this for face?
There is nothing like the fresh smell of Espresso or Coffee in your soap. I bought my 2nd bottle of the Cashmere fragrance.
I did experience a darker color which fought with my coloring. I seldom use melt and pour for myself as it dries out my skin and then I have to use lotion. I never use lotion on my hands after using my own homemade soap :)
Can I use coffee extract with the grounds in soap? Or is the coffee seed oil different?
If I sell my MP even to my friends, do I need to do Assessment? This recipe is lovely. Thank you
How many drops of the coffee scent do you put in your recipe for soaps to make it smell really good thank you
It depends on your batch size. We would recommend using a fragrance calculator to get the recommended usage rates: www.brambleberry.com/calculator?calcType=fragrance
Hello great video What is a good way to store your soaps ?
Hi ..can ik how much of soap base , fragrance , oils ..will be needed to do 2 bars of soap ??
I love your stuff! I have used many of your fragrances and other things. Please upgrade the labels. I have a few bottles of fragrance where the print on the labels has disappeared. Rule of thumb: Write with permanent marker as soon as you get your product.
Please am in Ghana how can I get your books and product?
Hi.thanks for making such wonderful videos.
Can i add fresh juices like tomato or potato to transparent glycerine base?what will be the shelf life of that soap?
Is there a trick to make sure the scrub we use (coffee or Jojoba beads) does not fall to the bottom?
You can buy melt and pour suspending base but I think it contains sulfate.
Do I need the coffee to be wet to add to the soap base? 🙆🏻♀️
We recommend adding used coffee grounds that are mostly dry. A little bit of moisture is okay, but the drier the better!
@@bramble-berry How did you guys dry the coffee grounds?
@@Monkeyingyang We like to lay out the used grounds on a paper towel!
Is it possible to add sodium lactate to rebatch soap for a harder bar… if so can u do a video please
Because rebatch has already gone through saponifcation, sodium lactate will not make it harder. Sodium lactate is a great additive in hot process soap though - it makes it smoother. You may find the article below helpful.
www.brambleberry.com/ingredient-information/additives/art0191-all-about-sodium-lactate.html
Hi love your vids..Can I use fresh ground coffee beans?
Yes you can!
Could you use the coffee seed oil for candles too or would you need a fragrance to go with it?
Coffee seed oil does have a strong scent, but it is not meant to fragrance candles. We would recommend a fragrance oil - you can find those here: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/ingredients/fragrance-oils
@@bramble-berry Thank you!!!
Which ingredient increases lather in a moisturizing soap ? Or which soap base is the best for it ? Please reply
Hi I would like to know if all this materials are 💯 natural?
Which soap base is best to remove flaky and dry skin
What kind u use coffee brand I already ordered 🎉
Yay! There isn't a certain brand we prefer for coffee grounds, whichever you usually use should be great!
Can we use any other base ?
Can I just toss the coffee grounds in the oven and then use it? Or is it necessary to only use used?
Miss. Ann-Marie how do I keep my soap base from globing up after it out of the microwave? I see yours is loose and it's not sticking or globing up at all what am I doing wrong?
We actually have a video coming out soon that will help with this! But in the meantime, it either means you need to microwave it more (it's just not hot enough), or it may have been overheated. Once melt and pour becomes hotter than about 160-170 degrees F, it can begin to burn. Once this happens, the texture becomes more gloopy. Do you know what temperature your soap is when it is the gloopy texture?
If I decide not to use the vanilla color stabilizer, should I replace it with more fragrance oil so that it's still 0.4oz?
At what temperature did you add the fragrance?
You can add the fragrance oil at a wide range of temperatures - just make sure the soap is thoroughly melted. Around 130-150 degrees F is perfect!
Does the soap base have detergent in it?
Our SFIC melt and pour bases do not contain detergents.
You can find the full list of ingredients here: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/ingredients/bases/melt-and-pour-soap/sfic-goat-milk-melt-and-pour-soap-base/V000754.html
@@bramble-berry thanks
If you did not add the coffee oil, do you think the grounds themselves would add aroma to the soap or would they tend to act just as an exfoliate?
Do we need to add preservatives for this soap
You do not need to add preservatives to this recipe.
@@bramble-berry Thank you Madam. I am your big fan from Malaysia that always watching your video.
Can i add dry ingredients like dried rose petals,sandalwood powder to transparent glycerine base?
What will be the shelf life of that soap?
What type scales do you guys use to weight....and one more ques now I've run across people that say u shouldn't put dried flowers or oatmeal or honey ect in your soaps and I'm confused because I thought it was ok...i need answears
If I don’t drink coffee can I soak the coffee in water and then spread it out to dry and use it in the recipe
That would probably work! You can also used fresh coffee grounds, they will just bleed a little bit. You could make a small test batch to make sure you're okay with the look.
Ok thanks
Hi, I’m just getting started on this project. What if I don’t have 99% IPA right now (yet)? Can I use a 91%… and if so, will it work the same? Thanks so much for all the helpful tips!
Very light scrub, I add more coffee
What is the dimension of your silicon mold. I want to order it
Each soap measures 2.75 in wide by 1.1 in tall.
This looks great - I love coffee! Would it be fine to use unused coffee grounds, too? Curious if that makes a difference - I bet it would still work great! (although might as well use the coffee first)
We usually don't recommend fresh grounds because they bleed in soap, but it's ultimately determined by your personal preference!
@@bramble-berry Great to know - that makes sense :) Thanks!
On the site it says that you can not use Coffee Seed Oil in MP soap. 🤔
We don't recommend fixed oils for melt and pour because they have a very specific limit. As long as you are following the recommendation of 1 tsp per pound there is nothing dangerous or unsafe about adding the Coffee Seed Oil to a melt and pour base.
@bramble-berry ok ty
Do you need a preservative for coffee melt and pour soap ?
Hi Anne Marie. I am using about 8 to 10 drops of essential oil in each soap
Each soap is around 90gm
After I unmold the soap it smells awesome BUT when I wash my hands there is no aroma left on my hands at all, my hands smell like I used a regular dove bar. What am I doing wrong?
Thank you.
You are just not adding enough essential oils, 10 drops is nothing.
How long you melt in microwave
We recommend melting the soap in 30 second bursts.
Is melt and pour soap not as good as hot process?
Question: when I make soap and it’s been harden for quite some time why does my soap become dewy?
It sounds like it may be glycerin dew, it's very common with melt and pour and has some easy solutions. We like to wipe off the dew with a soft cloth and then wrap the bars tightly with plastic wrap to prevent any more dew drops. Another option is running a fan over the soap while they're hardening, this can also help prevent glycerin dew. More tips and tricks are available in our article all about glycerin dew here: www.brambleberry.com/tips-and-tricks/soap/art0010-explaining-and-preventing-glycerin-dew.html
What is the shelf life for this soap
For best results we suggest using these bars within 1 year of production.
Yesterday I made a melt n Pour soap with donkeys milk soap base. Added brazallian clay and essential oil. But it's not lathering as shown in videos. Where I'm going wrong. Please help
That is going to be a question you will want to ask your melt and pour supplier. Generally, the recipe and the ingredients that are used will affect the lather of the bars. Milk soaps tend to have a smaller and more dense lather so you may want to look into alternative bases if you are looking for a more bubbly bar.
how to make it last longer like what can i do or add to my melt and pour to make it last longer than a couple weeks at a time before it goes bad
We recommend storing your melt and pour in an airtight container to prevent them from getting soft and mushy before you can use them!
I'm wanting to try this but on the website it says the coffee seed oil isn't recommended for melt and pour ... so...🤔🤷🤦
Fixed oils are not recommended to be added to melt and pour because they can affect the hardness and lather of your finished products. We have very thoroughly tested this recipe and found that the small addition of the coffee seed oil had no negative effects on the final bar of soap.
From where we can buy these oils , pls share link of Amazon
You can buy all the supplies for this project on our website here: bberry.studio/CreamyCoffeeSoap
I know you all sell supplies for soap making... however I was wondering if you sold soap you make?!?
The soaps we make in our studio are not for sale, we give some to our staff members and donate the rest to local charities.
Are all of your scents natural
Our fragrance oils are synthetic. If you want natural fragrances, we offer many fantastic essential oils for soapmaking!
You can find the Bramble Berry essential oils here: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/ingredients/essential-oils
How to increase foam naturally in melt and pour soap.. Please help
You can a little bit of sugar to help increase the lather.
@bramble-berry thank u dear
I just added rose petals or whenever I add beetroot powder.. They change color and seem decomposed.. How to deal with this dear?? Urs kindness.. Please help
So i just recieved several bars of hot processed lard soap from an online shop (that i wont name, but i specify this to say that i wasnt able to smell them before buying), and i was super disappointed by both the scent profiles and the scent strengths. I was hoping for strong, almost perfumey soaps and what i got was very faint, untrue scents. (Almond and the lily of the valley were almost unscented, and what you could smell was definitely not what was advertised. Very strange considering i got an almond lotion that is strongly scented, tho the smell fades within a minute or so after applying.) All this to say; do brambleberry recipes and oils create a strongly scented bar that will leave scent behind after use? Bc thats what i want!! I might buy some melt and pour and some fragrances to make my own if they are more like what i want. Plus i can make up some Christmas presents!
All of our fragrance oils are tested to give soap and other projects a nice strong scent, even after a 6 week cute time. In general, soap and other wash off products leave a faint scent on the skin. If you're looking for a strong scent on the skin, you may find a lotion to be more effective. No matter the project, recommend using the "strong" scent recommendation with our Fragrance Calculator - you may find the article below helpful.
Using the Fragrance Calculator: www.brambleberry.com/tips-and-tricks/bath-and-body/art0011-using-fragrance-calculator.html
@@bramble-berry thank you! As long as the bar itself smells great, im happy.
No one talks about how to find out what measurements to use for your soap, do you just follow a recipe step by step? What if you have different items? Or how does one know exactly how much to add of things. Please someone help
For our projects, you can find the links to our recipes and see the ingredients in the video description!
The recipe for this project is on our website here: bberry.studio/CreamyCoffeeSoap
I like the original soap Queen music much better! 😂
Do you have a vegan version of this recipe?
We do not, but you can use any other white melt and pour base instead of the Goat Milk soap for a similar end product. We would suggest the SFIC Shea base.
Let us know how to make melt and pour soap
How to make soap base?
Melt and Pour is a very difficult product to produce without access to lab space and professional vent hoods. If you wanted to make soap from scratch we recommend starting with a beginners cold process kit!
@@bramble-berry thank you for your assistance.
Please why do you put an article on the screen i do not see any thing
Someone told me that Melt and pour you can't add anything or it will mold
so, this is normal coffee? what's the life span?
It's the coffee we made in our studio the previous day! This soap has a shelf life of approximately one year.
☕ Thanks for watching! You can find the Creamy Coffee Melt & Pour Soap Project here: bberry.studio/CreamyCoffeeSoap
If you have any questions, feel free to contact our customer service team at info@brambleberry.com or 877-627-7883 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. You can also live chat with customer service on BrambleBerry.com from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday.
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im sure looking forward to the paradise. ive been asking everybody if they can say a prayer for the paradise to get here. the bible says the women proclaiming the goodnews are a large army. revelation 21: 3,4
Don't eat the soap