Marbled Heart Swirl Cold Process Soap (Technique Video #18)
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- Here is a look at how I made this lovely MARBLED HEART SWIRL COLD PROCESS SOAP. Stick around until the end of the video for the “What I Learned” section! Scroll down for the Palm-Free recipe and supplies.
**If you have never made cold process soap, please research the basics of soap making, especially *LYE SAFETY. • How to Make Cold Proce...
Elements Bath and Body Colorant Calculator www.elementsbathandbody.com/c...
Elements Bath and Body CZcams Calculator Explanation Video www.elementsbathandbody.com/h...
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Tools:
-Digital Scale www.elementsbathandbody.com/s...
-Stick Blender www.amazon.com/Dynamic-Intern...
-Infrared Thermometer www.elementsbathandbody.com/i...
-Batter Bowl www.amazon.com/Anchor-Hocking...
-Funnel Pitchers www.elementsbathandbody.com/3...
-Ceramic Side Sauce Dish www.amazon.com/Ceramic-2-9-In...
-Measuring Spoons with 1/3rd, 1/8th, 1/16th of a teaspoon www.amazon.com/dp/B07C8998QN/
-Spatulas www.amazon.com/dp/B01M15MTN0/...
-Palette Knife www.amazon.com/dp/B004O7CFT4/...
-Similar Slab Mold www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-...
-Mold Liner www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-...
-Glass Stir Rod www.amazon.com/gp/product/B06...
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Recipe:
-37 oz Total Oil Weight
-Dist. Water (25% "Water as a percent of oil weight" in soapcalc.net)
-Sodium Lactate (1t PPO)
-Lye - NaOH (7% Superfat) (DANGEROUS!) www.essentialdepot.com/categor...
-Olive Oil Classic or Pure (45%)
-Coconut Oil (30%) www.elementsbathandbody.com/c...
-Cocoa Butter (12%) www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-...
-Avocado Oil (10%) www.elementsbathandbody.com/A...
-Castor Oil (3%) www.elementsbathandbody.com/C...
-20% of Batter White: Titanium Dioxide (1t PPO) www.elementsbathandbody.com/T...
-20% of Batter Smooth Coconut Carbon (1.5t PPS) www.elementsbathandbody.com/C...
-20% of Batter Sunshine Yellow (1.25t PPO) Discontinued
-40% of Batter Caribbean Kiss (.8t PPO) rusticescentuals.com/Caribbea...
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Simply gorgeous... Colors ar Perfect!
That was a wonderful work there. Kindly add me to the group. I also want to learn.
I like the colours the way they are, a bolder yellow would’ve been too strong for the softness of the design 💖
It is definitely growing on me. You are right! 💕
agreed
I’m so glad you shared this in your Friday post. I don’t think I’ve watched this video before, and it’s such a lovely design. 😍
great tip on using the plastic air bags from packages for the bottles!!!
That's beautiful Teri,thank you for always being so sharing
Thank you, Gretchen! It was a fun one! 💕
Another gorgeous soap. I have learned so much from you. Thank you so much. And I love tbe colours!
I'm so glad, Tracy! You're very welcome! 💕
BEAUTIFUL! The yellow came ou just perfect, you’re incredible
Thank you so much, Monica! 💕
Thank you for your generosity, your kindness, your know-how
Thanks so much, Nelly! 💝
These turned out nicely. You are such a great teacher. Thanks for taking the time to make videos and inspire us all. ✌🏽
I am so glad you are being inspired! Thank you, Elayne! 💖
beautiful colors!!😄💕
Thank you so much! 😊
This is just so pretty. Thank you for sharing how to do the hearts. I think the yellow is perfect😊
Thank you, Susan! The pale yellow is growing on me for sure! 💕
I’m in love with this! I can’t wait to try it!
It was such a fun and satisfying swirl! 💕
This soap is SO BEAUTIFUL! I've been soaping now for about 3 years, but still learn sooo much from watching your videos. My soaping partner and I are going to try this technique tonight. We're nervous! I'm hoping we don't over stick blend. Maybe 5 seconds or so with some whisking. We'll see how it goes! Love Love Love your videos!
Beautiful!❤
Thanks for sharing . This is the best video I have seen. I love the hearts. I will be doing this soon.
This came out beautiful. Also...I love your videos and how informative they are.
Thank you, Lizzie! 😊💕
Thankful so much for giving us the tools such as the conversion calculator. I am new to having to figure out how much of what to use. I learned from kits. But mostly from watching soap makers such as yourself. I don’t intend to sell but I like the creativity. By the end of my group of kits I followed the directions on how to make the soap but I ventured out on decorating it with swirls etc.
You're welcome. You may find the soapcalc video helpful too. Also, the soap group that I mentioned is a great place for learning and asking questions. facebook.com/groups/treemariesoapworks/
The sweetest voice ever!!!
Thank you so much! 😊
Beautiful soap !!👏👏👏
Thank you for sharing this technique. I just love it and have been wanting to achieve this successfully just for one time❤
You can do it, Ellen! You will love it!
I like the subtle yellow. A happy accident. Boomtastic yellow might have been a bit overwhelming to look at and the green stands out so nicely as it is.
Thank you, Amanda! I am beginning to think so too. It is growing on me for sure! 😊💕
I love this tutorial, is very relaxing and the soap looks great. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Stunning! I love the colors too.
Thank you! ❣
Beautiful job Terry. I love the marbling here. 💕Jen
Thanks so much, Jen! It was a fun one!
Teri, cool technique! Thanx for sharing! I rather like the way the yellow turned out...the color combo reminds me of 1930’s reproduction quilting fabric.
Oh, yeah, Debbie, I can see that now that you say it. I was a quilter before soap making came alone. I love fabric too. It can inspire soap designs for sure.
Wow! So pretty. I have to try this now. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much! Have fun with it! You're welcome! 💛
This is a gorgeous bar!
Absolutely stunning!
Thank you, Krystol! ❣💕
Another beautiful tutorial - thank you!
Thank you, Sheila! 😊💕
Stunning .
Thank you, Sally! 😊
Love this
This is stunning!
Thank you, Janette! 😊
sooo beautiful . I love hearts too and use them a lot . I like the yellow. kind of creates a 50s feel to me.
Thank you, JoAnn! It is definitely growing on me! 💛
UGH. HEARTSTAB. YAS. I could watch the mica mixing all day every day. ToT ...so beautiful...
Lol! 💕 Thank you, Morgan!
Sometimes I think I watch you to see you mix your colors lol. For some reason that is soothing to me. Must me the painter in me.
Aww...I'm so glad you like it. I enjoy that part. I wouldn't need to do the mica that way, but it just feels right. 💕🎨💕
A truly lovely soap. I too love hearts marbling. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much! 😊💕
Lovely video Teri 🥰 and your soap turned out so pretty!! I think you are right about that yellow colour and gelling. I have the same one! 💞
Thank you, my friend! 💕 I want to have predictable results! I am sure you understand. I will have to try and figure this out!
This is sooooo pretty!!! I know you said you were frustrated with how the yellow turned out, I love the yellow though
Thank you, Bex. It is growing on me. 💕
I know you did this a while ago but I'm just seeing it now & I thinks it looks so lovely & it inspires me to try soaps! I'm a painter
this is beautiful!
Thank you! 😊
That's awesome!
Thank you, Aidan! 😊
It is very beautiful
Dear Teri 💛💚💛
I and my family really enjoyed the video it was excellent 💖.
The best part of it is that I could see numbers in the scale when you weigh the things on it also the numbers on the calculator it was so clear.
Thanks alot sweetheart for your great effort in making the soap and video.
We love you 💛TERI💚
Aww...thank you so much, my friend! 🤗💕🌹
Awesome soaps, Teri!! Love the design. Great tip about the yellow and orange micas. I've noticed they get dull as well, but never connected it with gel phase since it usually makes colors brighter!
Thank you, Amy! I am hoping to figure it out. There is some discussion that it could be the water discount. I hope to do some testing. It would be nice to have predictable results. 💕😊
OMGEEEEEE! I LOVE THIS!!! I was watching a CZcams video on food when I scrolled down and saw tiffany teal! 😲😲🥰🥰😍😍
Oh, I'm so glad! It was a fun one! 💦💕
I love love love it 💖💖💖 thanks for sharing 😘😘
Thank you so much, Angelique! 😘💕
Amazing !!!!
Thanks!!
Wow 😮 soooo beautiful I really like it 👍 thanks for sharing 👍🌺👍
Thank you so much! 💛
Dear Teri, despite the thin soap slab produced by the larger mold, I really like that technique of making those dots by using the squeeze bottles. I learn something new every time I watch a new video of yours. I continue to be so tickled by your consummate weighing and measuring of ingredients. Your presentation is professional. You speak well and have a pleasant voice. I like how you sometimes speed up the video to "get to the good stuff". It's all good! Your videography is top notch. You are the "Rachael Ray" of soap making!
Thank you so much, Victor! I hope you like you new soaps. I appreciate you! Thank you for your kind words! 😊
I love this
Thank you! 💛
Amazing 😍💯
Thanks so much! 💕
Yes girl!!!! So, so beautiful. Can't wait to see your next project!! Maybe that orange cream sickle..! Lol ❤️
Lol, Thank you so much! 💕
I’ve mixed neon yellow with king tut from mad micas I got a bright deep yellow , I used yellow,black and deep blue color in my soap beautiful combination. Thank you for sharing
Thank you for your tutorials, you put it so simply which is great for the beginners. I am really just a gawker, I have only done melt and pour thus far. requested to be in your face book group, it will give me another place to learn and get the courage to try cold process. I have all the supplies, just need to get some confidence. :)
I would suggest making a simple no color, no fragrance batch for your first batch. Use the distilled water ice cubes for 1/3 of your water weight. That make the smell less intense. (I can't smell anything when I use the ice cubes.) Here is a beginner tutorial I have made for Elements. www.elementsbathandbody.com/basic-cold-process-soap-recipe/
That is sooooooo pretty!!!!!!
Thank you so much, Kelly! 😊
I like that you bevel your soap.
These turned out so pretty! The colour scheme really worked out, even the muted yellow! To be honest, I personally liked the muted version better than the bright one.
Thank you, Solveig! I am starting to like the muted yellow. 😉
Very cool
Thank you, Kathy! ❣💦
Gorgeous
Thank you!
oooooh that marbling!
Oh, I love it too! 💕
Gorgeous soap--as usual! Your comment about the yellow not being quite as bright as you'd've liked is a challenge I've had. I found that adding a bit of neon orange to my orange mica (or yellow neon to yellow mica) at about 1/4 tsp neon to 3/4 tsp mica really helps the color to pop without going full neon (though I DO love hard-core neon!). :) Thanks for the great video and sharing your talents with us!
Thank you! I am going to have to do that to get a more vibrant color. I have been using an oxide and a neon to give it a punch of color. 😘💕
Hi good process .I like it and enjoy it very much.Have a good day.
Thank you! You too!
I have that stick blender also ❤️. It’s got power 💪
Oh yeah! I love it! 💪
good 👍👍👍
Dry very pretty! This is a new swirl and technique to me. I’ve not seen anyone else do it. Great job!
Question: do you subtract the colorant oil from your main oils?
Good morning sweetheart ❤
What a beautiful Sunday to start with one of our dear Teri's videos ❤
Thanks sweetheart 💚💛💚💛
Thank you, Rawa! I'm so glad you liked it! 🌹💕
💖💞Such beautiful swirls and design!!💞💖
Thank you so much; it was a fun one! 💜💕💦
So pretty, thanks for telling us about Elements calculator..I was beginning to think you were a scientist :-)
Well, I did formulate the calculator for Elements. Lol! 😉 (They did the internet part.) Figuring the math for every color seemed overwhelmed. 😓 So I made a spreadsheet, then shared it with Elements. 💖
I'm not a scientist. I'm just an artist with perfectionist tendencies. 😂 I do like math and science.😊
@@TreeMarieSoapworks Thats awesome!! I was terrible at math in school and still am but I understand how spread sheets work!! I'm glad you are a perfectionist, its very helpful for those learning how to come up with correct results!! Technology is amazing when applied right! You do wonderful work, its really nice when all of the things you have learned blend together for the greater good!
I never really comment on videos but I have to say thank you for that typophobia warning. I know everyone thinks it's ~fake~ but seriously, I break out in bad itches and get so anxious so it's really great to have had that warning.
Also the soap turned out great! :) I love that green color!
No, I think I have a touch of that, so I definitely believe it is real. Soap usually doesn't bother me. I hope this one didn't bother you too much! 💚
@@TreeMarieSoapworks Not too bad! I thought I'd be fine but then I did have to look away for a bit ahah, but the warning was really helpful and I think helped prepare me. So it was really thoughtful. Yeah I just know in the past, when I have mentioned I have it, people laughed and said that's not real. Which... is weird! I just told you I have it!
Anyway, thanks again! :D
You're welcome! 💕😊
Lindo
Thanks so much it's gorgeous I would like to join your soaps group
Squeeze bottles are a brilliant idea! Thank you, i hope you don't mind if I borrow it.😘💗
No, I sure don't mind, someone shared it with me! 💚
Beautiful soap! Where can we find a soap cutter like that one?
With yellow I have learned you need to anchor them with a neon to get them to stay a yellow. Try that next time. Happy soaping!!!😊😊😊
Hi Teri, I absolutely love your soaps. I'm wondering if we can purchase the soaps you make on this channel. I've checked out your website but I don't see these specific soaps. Would love to purchase one.
Thank you! These are still curing. I just made them this week. They have to sure for 4-6 weeks. You can check back. 😊💕
Hello, that is just beautiful! Could you suggext what fragrance does not make the soap solidify too fast to allow this beautiful work?
Yes, I have a free list of well behaved fragrances on my website. Using them along with a slow moving recipe and not over stick blending will give you time to work. www.treemariesoapworks.com/product/free-list-of-well-behaved-fragrances/
Also check out the "What I Learned" section of this video where I talk about acceleration. czcams.com/video/KP45fZ4cTFE/video.html
I would LOOOVE to join your group. But I don’t do Facebook!! I will just continue to watch and support on utube. Oh, and I’m waiting on my base oils and butters (they will be here in a few days) and then I can make my first loaf of soap!! I’m so excited!!! Can I tag you on instagram? Thanks for everything!
what do you do with your soap shavings?
Do you use total oil weight for the mica? Or the oil weight you'll use for that colour.
Qué belleza de jabón, me encantó, que haces con los sobros de jabón cuando limpias con el corta vegetales.
Thank you, Kattia! I just roll my leftovers into ball that we use for hand soaps.
@@TreeMarieSoapworks entonces vuelves a fundir el jabón para hacer otro nuevo?, con todas las sobras.
Thank you for the awesome video. I learn a lot from your videos. Sorry if you've answered this before, but why do you line your squeeze bottles? is it to make them more chemically resistant? Wouldn't using chemically resistant squeeze bottles make it unnecessary to line the bottles? Thank you for your time.
Lining the bottles saves so much time because it is tough to clean when the soap batter has thickened. This way, you can pop out the liner and squeeze out the excess...so easy.😊
Hi
I like your soap tricks.
I want to know something if u dont mind to satisfactory reply.
1, what is the difference between hot process, cold process and pour & melt process?
2, what's the benefit to use all these soaps?
Alguien sabe la receta completa x favor?? Gracias!!
I love your soaps. A question: I want to try to colour my soaps with herbs and vegetables. If I was going to add those natural colourants to this soap, is there anything I should be aware of? Can I go on and add my botanicals on top of your recipe? And what about fragrance? If I don't use fragrance, would the oils have an "oily" smell? Thanks for sharing.
There is no need for fragrance. People say that my unscented soaps smell like "soap," so no oily smell. If you put botanicals on top of your soap, they often turn brown. Wait around 20 minutes to add the botanicals to the top and that helps. I have never had much luck; perhaps that's because I gel my soaps. In soap most botanicals turn brown. Calendula is an exception. Soap colored with natural ingredients often fades when exposed to light. You will just have to research and test it in small batches. Best of luck to you! 💛
The only one that doesn't turn brown within or on top of soap eventually are dried Calendula petals. Worth a try.
When you add the olive oil to your colorants, is this oil in addition to the calculated oils, or are they included in the total oils for the recipe?
It is in addition (usually). It adds to the superfat.
Ah, thanks for the trypophobia warning! This one didn't really bother me personally, but I can see why it would squick some people. I've actually started collecting the air packaging bags to use for various things now, thanks to you mentioning it before. They look gorgeous! 😍
I actually saw someone else asking on their video about colour coming out less (intense after gel phase... IIRC she mentioned she thought it was related to the very big water discount she was using - I don't know if that's any use, though. It surprised me because I'd always heard that gel phase means more vivid colours generally, but now you've mentioned it too.
I have a touch of that phobia and soap usually doesn't bother me either, but I can see that is would bother some.
Gelling usually does make colors more intense. It just is tricky with some colors. I keep thinking that some colors will work "this time." It bothers me that I can't understand it. I am going to have to do some testing. I don't think it would be from the water discount though. 🤔
@@TreeMarieSoapworks Well that's what the few people I saw who commented said too... but the soaper was fairly convinced. I wondered if maybe it was a temperature thing because I believe that the water content affects the temperature at which gelling happens? So maybe the super heavy water discount meant having to get it to a temperature that somehow affected it (IIRC she was using something like mid-20s for water percentage?). But again, I'm just spit-balling what could possibly have done that to make them okay at higher water levels but less intense at lower ones from the bit of soap science I know.
It would be nice to crack the code! I know that a water discount causes saponification to happen more quickly, so because of that, I force gel. Otherwise, the gel doesn't tend to get out to the edges. I did use 25% "water as a percentage of oil weight." Can you give me a link to the video, please? I would like to check it out.
@@TreeMarieSoapworks Sure, I'll go find it - aha here: czcams.com/video/z3RD9BjSBZU/video.html
She was also using a yellow mica now I've watched it again, and someone else in the comments mentioned about yellows being a little funny, and someone else suggested maybe it's a reaction between the lye and the mica/pigment in it directly. Either way, if you figure it out, I'd love to know why.
I am even more convinced that it comes from gelled soap. Her partial-gel is probably to blame on the water discount, but it is clear that the gelled soap caused the yellow to go pale.
High water soaps gel at a lower temperature. Lower water means it's harder to gel, often causing parital-gel. That's why I force gel.
Thank you so much for sharing the link. 😊
Hi Teri, if I was to do as suggested to increase the batter Caribbean Kiss from 40 to 70% do I decrease something else or increase my batch size.
I would decrease the others, but one other thing you can do is to keep it the same and put some color on the bottom and then add the Caribbean Kiss batter, then you will have some design on the bottom.
@@TreeMarieSoapworks what a great idea thank you very much for all your help. 😃
You had mentioned the humidity and it taking longer to cure. I live in Illinois with the Ohio River 2 blocks from my house and I had noticed my soaps take longer to be ready to unmold. Do you use a dehumidifier to help??
Yes, that would explain it. I run a fan in the room that I cure my soaps in. Try turning them every few days. You could use a dehumidifier in the same room, just make sure to turn them in that case because they can cure unevenly and bow. Do you use a water discount? I use "25% water as a % of oil weight" in soapcalc. Also, sodium lactate helps especially if you are using lots of olive oil. What is your ratio of saturated to unsaturated fats in the upper right corner of your soapcalc printout? I use 43:57-ish for swirls. Make sure your unsaturated number doesn't go any higher than 57%.
@@TreeMarieSoapworks I will try the fan idea, I just tried the sodium lactate and it worked much better. My water is at 32%, I haven't tried to water discount yet but it is worth a go. The sat: unsat is at 41:59, going to play around with it and get the unsat number lower as per your recommendation. Thank you so much for replying, I am really new to this and it is a lot of fun but can be a bit frustrating when I have batches ruined. Have a wonderful day.
Hello! I speak spanish. Whats means PPO or PPS ej: Yellow (1.25t PPO. Thank you so much!!!
Hello, Per Pound of Soap, and Per Pound of Oils 👍
Could you please explain why you put your ruler on a slant when you measure?
I made a video explaining this. I will publish it soon, Kim! 💕
I just realized today that you measured your lye into a coffee filter. Does this cut down on the static problems with lye?
No, I only use that method in the summertime when the humidity is high, otherwise, the static is bad.
@@TreeMarieSoapworks I can definitely see how it would help with humid days! I’ll keep this in mind. Thank you!
Mad Oils Yellow Raincoat....you are welcome! Lol!
From which country are you ?
What is white expressed in?What should I buy in Korea?
It is titanium dioxide in oilve oil.
When will this one be available for purchase?
I just made this this week, so it will be ready in 6 weeks. 😊💕
@@TreeMarieSoapworks perfect! I can't wait!
Hello, I am Korean.To be honest, I don't know English very well.But I was making natural soap, so I found a video.
Did you use the white expression as an oxides powder? I tried white, but it didn't show. 😭😭
Hello, I used Titanium Dioxide diluted in olive oil.
These are so beautiful! Do people use these soaps? I would feel so bad for ruining them!
Thank you so much, Keren. Yes, people use them. They are wonderful. They make great gifts too because they are beautiful and useful. 😊💕
I wonder something that is not connected to the soap making, just curiosity about the language. Why americans use so much "my" for everything? My butter, my oil, my mold...my my my. I tried to translate it to my language but sound so possessive, we don't use "my" for everything. Is it slang or it's how it should be said?
Can't you just omit the coco butter and shea butter in some of your videos.
It just irritating to watch when you just don't have enough Ingredients to make one.
Can't you make one without those complex ingredients and with the simple/readily ingredients.
Consider this If you bother your subscribers
I pick my ingredients to have a balanced recipe. It needs to be a hard bar but moisturizing. How about you let me know the oils and butters you have available. I have a recipe that I used olive oil, coconut oil, and castor oil, but I don't use that often because I don't consider it to be balanced. czcams.com/video/ScKG0HkZTOk/video.html