really a perfect video, not too long and very to the point, thank you

I love this tutorial, they are so artistic and rustic, I didn't know I could add extra oils to melt and pour soaps, the packaging idea is so gorgeous, thanks for sharing

Excellent soap making tutorial and great gift idea! Thanks for sharing!

Awesome ideal and I love the color

💜💜💜 Love your enthusiasm !

You did a great job! I’m inspired!

The soap came out Sooo pretty this is definitely A MUST TRY👍

Awesome!!! Thanks for this video, can’t wait to make mine. 🥰

Beautiful!

Beautiful ❤

I just found your channel and I love your video's also you have the most precious babies ever. :)

This video was amazing and very informative! I liked that you explained what the ingredients were for.

Too good ❤️

So pretty

Great video. Love the wrapping. One tip. I’ve seen the alcohol spritzer used AFTER the soap is poured into the mold to eliminate any bubbles. So pretty. I’ll have to try this recipe.

💜love it thanks

❤️❤️❤️ love the spirit

So.beautiful thank.u

Awesome video

Pl let me know how can i make more lather in my soap if using goat's milk base

just starting out

Ma'am your great .. please share some different types soap with all recipe and mejerments . thanks mamm

Will glycerine soap base be alright?

How did you use the lift over liquid soap

Miss do these soaps need curing 4-6 weeks if we are using commercial soap base

can you use the soap after making the next day?

Look lovely. But I have heard that lavender flowers in soaps go brown after a week? Wonder if this is true?

the lavender will turn brown and cause discoloration to the soap... also, a lot of spillage.. try using a funnel picther or a pitcher..

Hi.. I have question.. I follow your recipe and your video how you did it.. Mine was came out great.. But after days its looks like moistening and have crystalizing when i touch it .. It was sticky..

Amazing! Thank you 💕💕💕

Hi, my soaps turned out wth stretchmarks after they are cooled. There is no movement in the process but each piece still has stretchmarks after that, making the surface not smooth. Is this normal?

I had many bubbles in mine... any tips?

How long is the shelf life using this method??

Hi, many 4 oz bars of soap does the Shea block yielded? Thank You!

Awesome!! How long do i have to leave them out in order for me to use them??

Adding oil doesn’t make the soap base weaker in any way?

How long can this soap last before going bad? Does the honey and oats affect this?

Beautiful! Will the lavender flowers turn brown?

The only 2 tips I would suggest would is : 1: Stephenson Brand is the best brand 2: Buy LS - Low Sweat or NS - No Sweat Base to stop crystallisation on the soaps. Other then that you did pretty well

What kind of oats are you using and do you have to put that in oat meal soap melt and pour

So creative and pretty. Can I ask how much oatmeal you used. Thanks

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Can I use food coloring instead of soap coloring? Thanks for the video!☺️🤩

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Hi. Do you realise that if you add Lavender buds to melt and pour soaps, the buds will rehydrate and rot in the soap? the only botanicals that can be used in melt and pour soap are Calendula Flowers and Cornflowers. The Lavender will rot, because in melt and pour bases the saponification is already finished. I am a Soap maker and see the blogs, where people add botanicals, all the time. It is wrong. Sorry

Do the lavender flowers turn brown in the soap?

Do you need a preservative for this recipe?

Can you make without the honey?

As someone who is crafty and has had experience in soap making with my father for seven years. Yes, you don't add botanicals like Lavender buds to Melt and Pours. HOWEVER, some of these comments are rude. Instead of coming off as snarky and a know it all, be more kind hearted. I took this video as more as an inspirational video (because I miss making soap and it's close to holiday), I did notice something off, the buds. Long story short, people need and should be more nicer in the comments especially 9/10 you ARE going to have people who are interested in these types of crafts, coming off as a know it all doesn't help some who is just learning or would want to learn this specific craft. To New Parents in Training, I loved your video because you are showing something in inspirational, which everyone should want to see. I dislike this because of the lavender buds you added to the Melt and Pour. I probably would have added a THIN layer to the finishing top of it as it was hardening so when the user uses it at first they will fall off and or break off. This way it's not blended in the soap, molds and can give someone a skin reaction to it. Mold is a serious allergy, it's what created my drive to learn and make soap seven years ago. Keep up the good work, just be mindful about these types of things.

Do I see SLS and PG in the ingredients? I think you’d be better off doing your own cold process soap, that way you control what goes in the soap, and you’d like that process more😊so much more rewarding! You did a good job! Cheers!

Why you keep spilling it ?

Oh nooooo no lavender mixed in...

While it looks nice, you are not suppose to add dry botanicals to melt and pour soap. I urge people to do their research before following videos on KZfaq, join groups etc.

This was made 2 months ago and I have to ask... How did the soaps do after a week, 2 weeks, a month and now 2 months. The reason I am asking is I am a 12 year melt and pour soap maker who belongs to many different MP groups where we swap ideas, hints and tricks, daily... and I have never seen , NEVER seen any melt and pour soap that had botanicals added in it, that they did not mold and turn brown/black and slimy. We as a group are asked multiple times a day, if lavender buds, rose petal, etc etc can be added and it is a resounding NO. Melt and Pour soap can only have an extremely limited list of florals/grass added where it does not mold and slime up. As fun as these videos are, please, before you are undertaking even a hobby to spend time with the kids on, or give as gifts, PLEASE do your due diligence and research first. You are making a product to go on someone.... or give to someone. The last thing you want is for them to have a bad reaction or at the very least, open up a gift that was once beautiful and is now slimy and moldy.

The worst product is melt pour soap .

U took so much time... its not right ways...

There are much better soap making videos around , any soap maker knows you do not add botanicals ,they will go brown and nasty, do your research first.

How long is the shelf life using this method??