LOL! Awesome! Thanks so much for watching!

Hey! Thanks for watching! I mean... I can kind of see their point especially due to the soda ash issues. It can be a temporary or quick option for events but I enjoyed the process.

I am not certain but they are safe for the skin. I would go to their site and ask customer service.

Thanks so much for watching! I got the beveler from www.creamyobsession.com/NEW-Soap-Tools_c_32.html

LOL! Thanks so much and thanks for watching! I try! LOL! I got the beveler from Thanks so much for watching! I got the beveler from www.creamyobsession.com/NEW-Soap-Tools_c_32.html

Thanks so much for watching! I got the beveler from www.creamyobsession.com/NEW-Soap-Tools_c_32.html

Yes...I would visit their site and they will give you detailed info on the fragrance oils. But from my understanding you can. Thanks for watching!

@@NataciasSudznScents Yes, I did! I even emailed them, and they said they literally didn't know! Ha! THey told me to contact the diffuser maker. LOL Which is Walmart. So .... they certainly won't know. I appreciate your time. Thank you!

Awesome! Thanks so much for watching and for the support!

LOL....I love marble soap! Thanks for watching!

Because the African Black soap is an additive in the cold process soap. I am using African Black Soap as an additive like aloe vera or pumpkin powder. I don't need lye to saponify the African Black Soap but it is needed for the cold process soap that I am adding to it....the other oils and butters added to the recipe.

Hi...I have additional videos with the measurements that should help you out. This one I used African Black Soap as an additive into the cold process soap. But I have others with exact measurement.

The powder is lye. Based on my formula of water and lye I used the lye to help melt the silk. The oil is different oils (avocado oil, olive oil, coconut oil, coco butter, castor oil and shea butter). I have listed the recipe in some of my recent videos. Thanks for watching.

Hi...yes, slower is better. These videos have parts that are speed up. Thanks so much for watching!

Thank you so much and thanks so much for watching!

So happy you like the colors! Thanks so much for watching! 😊

Thank you so much! I really like this technique! I want to try natural colors or botanicals next time! Thanks for watching and your continued support! You are awesome!

Thank you so much ! Thanks so much for watching!

Thanks! I loved the results and I want to try botanical colorants next time!. Thanks so much for watching!

Thanks so much and thanks for watching!

@@chameelatorrence6935 you are Awesome!!!!! Thanks so much!

Awesome! Thanks so much for watching and sharing!

Heeeeyyyyyyy Rheela!!! Please please please feel better and thanks so much for your kind words!!! You are such a special person! Thanks so much for your support!!!!!!

Thanks so much! I was surprised at the orange and the purple but it actually worked out. Thanks again for watching!

Thank you so much Rheela!!!! 😊

Awh Rheela! Got me blushing over here ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️thanks so much!!!

Yes Rheela! As much as I am not crazy about the color green this soap came out awesome! Thanks again for watching!

Thanks so much Diane! That white had a mind of its own! LOL! Thanks so much for watching!

Thanks so much ☺! I got the clear mold from Michael's Craft Store. The cost of the molds went up since I purchased mine. I like them because I like my bars to be wider and taller than normal soap bars and this mold gives me the ability to get that size. You definitely need to use sodium lactate in your recipe so the soap is hard enough to release from the mold; especially since there isn't any silicone surrounding the soap. Once you calculate your formula to fit the ounces in the mold you should be good. Trust me you are going to be so excited once you do your first larger soap loaf mold!

LOL! Point taken...this day I was being TESTED...daggone energy stealers....I couldn't talk...LOL Thanks for watching! :)

Happy 4th! :)

@@NataciasSudznScents 🤣🤣🤣 YES! And then after all that the soap had the nerve to come out cute in-tee-way... shenanigans 😂

Thanks so much! You will be pleasantly surprised at your results. It was hard to scoop the soap out after all that work but it was a rewarding experience! Try it and let me know how it came out! ☺️ thanks so much for watching!

You are awesome! And I agree! The bevel does make it a continuous pattern and also makes the soap design look difficult to do! I definitely have to do this design again! Thanks so much for your feedback and support!

Thank you so much! And thanks for watching!

Thanks so much Patsy! This is one of my favorites! Thanks for watching and for your feedback :)

I ordered them from Amazon but had to shave them down to fit the soap loaf I used in the video. But the dividers come with its own soap loaf.

THANK YOU!!! 😀 And thanks so much for watching!

LOL! You have something better..you have your own style and perspective that will make your creations uniquely yours! It will come! Just don't be afraid of stepping outside your comfort zone! Thanks so much for watching! :)

Hey! I have silicone also! They work! The hearts moulds are silicone and I use to have the silicone/wooden soap loaf moulds but the soaps were a but small/narrow for my taste. I wanted a bigger/wider soap; especially considering I was beveling the sides. Thanks for the compliments! You have to do what makes you excited about being creative. I learned this about 2 years into soap making. Then you will have a style that is uniquely yours. I am still trying to discover my style to be honest...lol! Thanks so much for the feedback and for watching! :)

LOL!! YUP! No need wearing sneakers with ya fancy Easter dress! Beveling makes it look more polished! Thanks so much for the feedback!

Hey…thanks so much! There isn’t any particular reason I chose the 4 th day. I was concerned about my recipe being too soft so I wanted to give it time and I just chose that day. Yes, I could have kept the top but it looked textured and I wanted a more flat look but you are right I could have kept it. Some times I over think things…lol!

@@NataciasSudznScents thank you for yours prompt response. 🙃

LOL! Awesome! Thanks so much for watching! ☺

Thanks so much! I blend the scraps in oil since its already saponified ( as opposed to the soap batter with lye) and it will blend better and finer (in my opinion). I don't add more than 10% soap scraps per oil oz. For 10 oz of oil for example I wouldn't use more than 1 oz of soap scraps.The lye measurement is based only on the oil in the container that isn't saponified. You can test measure your scraps to see if adding more may work, however, I would limit the amount of scraps to no more than 15% unless you test it and it works for you. Hopefully I didn't confuse you!

@@NataciasSudznScents Thank you. Yep, makes sense. I planned to make a beautiful marbled looking soap with 7 colors. I had all my soap batter in a big bowl of white and 6 cups of batter with a spoon of color on top. I went to mix the first color and when I was done, all of seems to be rock hard. Upset, I left it for a couple days. When I went to shred it, I found that half of it was hard and under it was softer but it still shredded. The colors are mixed, but very crudely. I'm just trying to be prepared before I dive in to rebatching it.