Thanks so much. I'm just a simple man trying to make my way in the universe

I saw a soap maker a long time ago, I would give her credit but I just dont' know who it was. Something like 5 years ago I saw a KZfaqr use this for the same reasons I do now.

I can’t wait to copy it lol

@@Felicias_Box Right!? 😏

You are so welcome!

Thanks Belinda. Stay safe.

Your welcome Gwen, hope the video helps. :)

My pleasure! Thanks Ange :)

thanks sir to sharing good knowledge about good packing style and process

Mine too! it can get very tedious at times

Thanks so much :) Until someone shows you everything is unknown :)

You are so welcome!

Thanks so much Mimi. :) I would do a how to make a label but I currently don't have a photoshop and the other online editors are fussy at best. But once I do, I should make a label video.

@@DeanWilson that’s my issue also😩

That's a great idea!

Thanks. Hey, if it works then your on to a good thing :)

Thanks Natalie :)

Glad it was helpful!

El jabón de vainilla y frambuesa negra es increíble, me encantan esos colores y el jabón es popular.

Sabes que pasa Dean, tús bases son de muy buena calidad. Me gusta esa marca de bases. Tiene más duración de liquides. Ayuda mucho para poder trabajar mejor. Aparte de que eres muy talentoso. Mis bases solidifican más rapido que las tuyas. Tal vez tengo que darles más calor. Con tú tecnica tal vez pueda hacerlo. He estado haciendo algunos jabones de proceso en frio. Me fascina hacer jabones y poco a poco he tenido ventas. (Cecelic Lalaxtli) es mi pagina. Tengo que actualizarla. Hacer jabones es adictivo hahaha. Cuidate

Muchas gracias por su amable mensaje y me alegra que mis videos sean útiles para su viaje de fabricación de jabón. Disfrutar.

Wonderful! Good work Sam :)

Thank you so much!

All good. Its good to learn all aspects about soap making, not just one way. Well done Jill :)

Good idea. I will try and put 2 bars in and seal down the center. Thanks

I purchased about 5000 of those bags, so I just want to use them now. I might as well and I dont think im ever going to make 5000 bars of M&P base. lol I wrap the CP with shrink wrap because I like my customers to see the soap with the label on it. Just my preference :)

Im not sure thats worthy of a video itself. Basically you get the ingredients from the suppler plus whatever else you have added then list it on your label. Each m&p base will be different and so will the supplier. So goats milk from one supplier might be different to that of another goats milk supplier. Also each country have different laws about what you must label.

@@DeanWilson ok so are those like little cards you stick in the packaging?

Yes, I print them myself.

@@DeanWilson like business card stock? I'm sorry for all the questions but this part is the challenge for me. I appreciate the feedback

I print my labels onto a A4 sheet of sticking mailing labels. Then I cut each label out. I get 7 labels to a sheet. Check out this video kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ibCedpt12cqxhqs.html

The bag for the M&P soap is a little lose. I prefer the look of the shrink wrap around the CP soap. When shrink wrapping the M&P it can cause it to sweat.

Great job! Thats so cool. :) Well done.

Thanks Angie, I will do my best. My only issue is, everyone will be different. However I might be able to show how I made my logo once I get photoshop installed.

@@DeanWilson Thanks dean im trying to figure out how to do it on online labels ,hopefully i can figure it out im not very good with computers . thanks for quick reply, have a nice day

For the ingredients, check with your supplier for M&P bases and for CP you should know whats going into the soap. :)

The melt and pour labels are 10.5cm tall, 5.5cm wide. For the Cold process labels, they are the same but with 2mm trimmed off each side and the ingredients cut off to fit on the back.

Thank you Dean 🌺

I could but I have limited bags and I find that when I heat the bags up they tend to cling to the m&p soap and its hard to unwrap for the customer.

Thanks....are you on instagram . Would love to see your stuff there....photos .

My instagram stuff is here : instagram.com/swirlsoaps/

Nope, because melt and pour needs to be air tight while cold process doesn't.

Yes, it does. But when I was making them, sometimes it might only be 10 labels, hence no point having them pro printed.

Yes, I did a video on that, you can find it here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/frRknq6gl62qYZc.html

Eu comprei meu selador por cerca de US $ 40 dólares australianos.

Hello there!

I print my labels with my laster color printer. I use photoshop (or use to) now I use pixlr.com and print on A4 sheets of sticky label paper.

Would love to see a video on label making for melt and pour soap! Everything you do helps me and inspires me to try new things. Thank you so much!

For the melt and pour base, its ready to use once it's cold. For the cold process soaps, they take 4-6 weeks to cure.

@@DeanWilson than you so much. Since you are a creative, can be possible to mix both type of soap?

I think you can but I dont know how it will work for the cure time. CP needs to cure for 4-6 weeks, M&P doesn't.

If I put the ingredients at the bottom on these boxes it would go over the seal that closes the bottom. I would also have to change all 1000 labels currently in stock. But good suggestion.

Over here. :) Sorry ive been away, something have changed. Back soon.

I don't know anything about it, sorry. :(

But if people do the right thing with it, it will be recycled

​@@DeanWilson Oh Dean, I am so sorry to brake the news to you but NO it will not. Plastic recycling is a BIG fat lie created by the plastic producers, packaging companies and the chemical industry. It is not recycled and the fraction that is is downcyled and ends right back where we don't want it. Plastics is what kills those reefs, the singing birds, and the laughing children.... inside that plastics you have many toxic additives that leach out ( onto that lovely soap and into the environment - especially in Australia) due to the heavy molecules that make up the polymer chains and their instability. I would love to share more about this with you but would it change the way you package? Maybe. If so feel free to reach out to me. I know your intentions are pure, and it is not our fault that we believed all these lies- after all some FAT billions went on making sure we did for the last 70 years.