Unboxing of m/p Cutter + Arbor Press Replacement Pieces to make your Bath Bomb Life Easier!
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Hey friends, my name is Lissa, (aka The Soap Chef ) I've been creating luxurious soap, bath & skincare products since April, 2002.
I am a Licensed Neuromuscular Massage Therapist, Certified Aromatherapist and up until my retirement in 2020, I held a Nursing License in the state of Pennsylvania.
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HELPFUL VIDEO'S FOR BEGINNER MAKERS:
Chemical reactions of Baking Soda and Citric Acid PLUS Bare Bones Basic Bath Bomb Recipe: • Very Basic Bath Bomb R...
Binders, explained (water, rubbing alcohol, witch hazel): • Water? Alcohol? Witch ...
How to "bloom" dyes: • How to Bloom Dyes in B...
Using Natasorb Bath instead of cornstarch: • How to Use Vacuum Form...
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SAMPLE SOAP RECIPE
3% Beeswax (hardness, conditioning, creamy lather)
27% Coconut (lauric & myristic acid for lather/cleansing)
10% Cocoa Butter (palmitic & stearic for longevity & hardness. Has high stearic amount)
20% Palm (palmitic & stearic for longevity & hardness)
20% Sweet Almond (86% Oleic for nourishing)
15% Avocado (75% Oleic for nourishing)
5% Castor (lather stabilizer)
Hardness: 45
Cleansing: 18
Conditioning: 51
Bubbly: 23
Creamy: 30
INS: 156
LYE SOLUTION STRENGTHS (plug into soapcalc.net )
Lye x 3 (your water amount) = 25% lye concentration Good for beginners who need a lot of time to work (lots of water, very fluid, will take longer to cure)
Lye x 2.5 (your water amount) = 28.6% lye concentration Good for Kaleidoscope Pour
Lye x 2.3 (your water amount) = 30.3% lye concentration Good for Swirls
Lye x 2.2 (your water amount) = 31.3% lye concentration Good for Hanger Swirls
Lye x 2.1 (your water amount) = 32.3% lye concentration Good for Soap Dough
Lye x 2 (your water amount) = 33.3% lye concentration Good for Layers
Lye x 1.7 (your water amount) = 37% lye concentration Good for Frosting (you want this to thicken up quickly to pipeable consistency)
Lye x 1.6 (your water amount) = 38.5% lye concentration Good for experienced soapers (Steep water discount)
Lye x 1.5 (your water amount) = 40% lye concentration Good for Castile Soap (Very DEEP water discount to cure/harden more quickly)
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This Arbor Press has saved my shoulders. I literally go every 3 months for cortisone injections in both shoulders from making bath bombs for over 22 years. I am no longer in excruciating pain a full month before I'm due for my shots again.
Lovely to see your vid and hear you are doing well. Your wrist has healed nicely. Completely understand the pain you mean and considering cortisone injections too, just not a way to live as pain is so debilitating for sure. Always enjoy an unboxing vid. Love that cutter and how clever designing the attachments for that press. Well done. Take care of yourself.
Hey Jo, so very nice to see you my friend. I hope you are well.
Great idea. Thanks Chefy!! Your wrist looks waaaaay better than it did i was concerned when you 1st showed me but it looks like its finially healing nicely.
Wasn’t it gnarly looking before? I have been using my healing salve on it religiously as much as I can throughout my day.
@@TheSoapChef very gnarly
Love unboxing ❤
Hey Girl 👋
@@TheSoapChef didn’t know this cutter was available. Imagine it works for salt bars?
@@lauriewilson4741 I would say yes with caution for salt bars. If you cut them while the log is still warm, then yes. If you try to cut them after it’s been sitting and it has hardened, it’s just going to crumble. Look up, uncle Andy’s soap, cutters on Etsy. To my knowledge, he is the only one who offers a soap, cutter specifically made for the hardness of melt and pour soap.
I personally would add my voice to keeping the Patreon. Understandably, I think it is difficult to keep up regular content with all the editing time. But Patreon is just sitting there waiting for when you want to put one of your treasured recipes up or directions. You have 20 years invested and ppl will benefit ❤
That’s why I love you, you’re such a sweet person and you think logically. I have to give my people what my people want right? Really the reason why I decided to kind of scrap a lot of this is because it’s way too time-consuming. There are about four other people who are wildly successful on Patreon And they’ve built an extensive community but, it’s because they have the time to do so. Unlike all of them, I still schlep my wares out to market three times per week. That leaves very little time for anything else and my products can’t suffer because my attention isn’t where it needs to be. However, I will find a balance
@@TheSoapChef And you have learned through your life that you have to have balance to survive well. You have a wonderful life partner and you need quality time with him so he knows how important he is to you. You will find balance, and we will be here. 🥰
@@lauriewilson4741 he is THE mos important person in my life and you're right, there has to be balance.