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What a stunning recipe, full of skin-loving ingredients. I love your set-up there, especially your ice bowl for the lye solution and the big, purple silicon pad for your tools. I just have a small one, and it's a PITA - I'll have to upgrade. And that EO blend! I imagine it's just delicious. I wonder if a big piping bag might make pouring into the molds easier? That said, I bet the bars (even the later mold) are awesome! I'd love to see a test of the lather on them.

Great job!

Great experiment and loved your explanation. Nice job! Thanks for sharing!

I met your baby boy in Jury duty today. And I will be purchasing some of your products. I was sold sfter he talked about how passionate you are about the items that you make as well as the hard word and dedication that goes into each product😊

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That is still a beautiful blue. Can't wait to see what it looks like in your rebatched soap. Maybe we should just all embrace blue bubbles! :)

Thanks for sharing the mishap! I see so many "perfect soap" videos, and it's discouraging to be a beginner - making mistakes... I feel so discouraged sometimes. I would love to see a video about how to rebatch this soap.

Something I read about using tallow/lard in soap - and from a vegetarian no less- is that it shows honor to the animal that a part normally sent to garbage is used to make something so beautiful and useful. Loved the video and will give your soap a try. Thanks!

Great video! Thank you for the recipe! I love tallow in soap. Its wonderful for the skin.

Just adding a comment to boost your video! Thanks for sharing your process! I haven't made soap in a while because the last cp soaps I made (about 5 pounds of soap!) accelerated on me so badly... LOL! I had soap on a stick in about 3 SECONDS after I added my fragrance. I was so discouraged. But I was able to rebatch it into something quite lovely. I felt better after that. I've been looking into hot process soap to see if it would be a better method of creating fragranced soap. I'd like to keep my product(s) as natural as possible, and I'm wondering if hot process would be the way to go? On a positive note: I also learned that my rotary style, hand crank, cheese grater worked like a dream to shred my failed soap batches. Yay! It ended up being a lavender colored, fig scented, soap. It lathers so nicely. I don't think it's a sellable product because it looks too rustic - for my brand/packaging, but next time... I think I could create something that's sellable. I wonder if rebatching my soap and THEN adding my fragrance would be a way to preserve the fragrance?? I'm gonna try a rebatched soap and see what-all happens. Thanks for sharing your technique with us. I use lard to make lots of stuff, that's why I'm called "This Little Piggy" ... LOL! I haven't had a chance to use tallow. Don't mind the haters that leave nasty comments about using animal fats. ~With Love, Sabrina

Great to be here on your channel Wow! This looks so rich and really amazing for the skin. Thank you for sharing! Keep up the amazing work

Thank you so much for making this video! It's exactly what I was looking for! PS I love your personality. You remind me of one of my very good friends!

I love the combination of herbs! But, not sure the amount of herbs was mentioned?

Amen.

I so envious I love the apron and love does scraper

The Shea butter surfactant looks like an interesting ingredient for a Syndet shampoo bar I want to make. I’m in a quest for a moisturizing but not too heavy shampoo bar. I’ve made a hybrid saponified bar soap with a surfactant before. I think it was SCI I used. It work well but not enough for me to do that particular recipe again. I love to experiment like you so thank you so much. I would love an update in weeks.

DIY* Do It Yourself Just to let you know. No offenses or shade. Much love for the informative vid! ❤

This is wonderful, thank you so much

Nice

So glad I found you! God bless 🙏

Very nice colorful soaps 👍👍

lavender and the mint look amazing...

Wow this is the first time I've seen your channel. And your wonderful you explain everything cuz I'm a question person and very thorough and pleasant ♥️🙏🏼

Oh I need to use up my Argan oil it’s on its last legs. I’ll give this a go. I have all the ingredients already. I love marshmallow root for my natural hair pack.

Namaste ma’am. I made the traditional once before and I love it. I do want to figure out a way to level up. I should buy her book. I just bought the book. It’s an e book which is not my favorite way to purchase books but I’ll print it.

When I was in Morocco in November, I bought about 1kg of Moroccan black soap and brought it back to Toronto. I looked at it the other day and noticed that it’s become very liquidy, essentially the consistency of juice. What caused this to occur? Is it possible to fix it (I was thinking boiling maybe)? I tried googling for answers, but I couldn't find any.

Thanks for sharing it. I am guessing the stearic acid won’t melt in the soap and the soap can’t be used right?

Hi, just found you. Really appreciate the making explaned step by step as I am willing to learn hp soap making. Thank you.

U have t dissolve the stearic acid in warm water and add. How could u upload this video and prove ur inefficiency.

Would you like to collaborate? Drop a email 📧

Great job I have to get that book thanks for the link

Thanks so much! This looks great 🙂

vERY nICE!

I am happy to find your channel!

Thank you for sharing. Please explain how to use the Beldi olive oil soap. Is water added to the jar? Or after the face is moistened with water, is the soap added to the face?

Love your aura. Going to make this today. Please may you tell me how much syrup you take?

Can you use flour instead?

Thank you for the exact recipe: This looks amazing 🤩

I’ve tried and failed so many times rebatching CP to whipped soap 😣 glad to see this! Question: What was the difference between the sugar scrub and the body wash? It appeared that you just whipped the sugar scrub for a few more minutes, but that would be a gritty body wash….so I must have missed something! Since the trick to whipped soap is the ratio of scraps to water, are you able to share a ballpark ratio? Your melted soaps looked as beautifully smooth as oil, and mine always has chunks 😋.

I was looking for a whipped creamy soap so I'm excited to see this

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I am making notes of the methods you used to salvage your coffee soap. Thank you for sharing that journey.

Thank you. You are a sweetheart.

Takes courage to post a failed soap. Not sure if I'd be so brave! I'm sure it will turn out lovely after re-batching and re-purposing.

These are great options for a botched batch of soap! Thank you for sharing.

It is good you have options to avoid trashing the soap.

Nice.

It is rare to find like this instructive video. Thank you a lot for great efforts

Great job Vanessa! I am so glad we all got together for this fun collaboration. You inspiration was great and I am a fan of strong women everywhere. I have used 60 ml syringes for these teeny molds when I have a ton to make which can work well with melt and pour. Love the design and the soap story is priceless😃

Hi Venessa, beautiful soap and design! ML!