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My recipe is formulated for an 8 pound batch of soap, which probably isn’t realistic for most people. There’s a complete list of ingredients in the description box. How much of each is up to you. You can plug them into www.soapcalc.net to get the lye ratios.
This was waste of my time. If there are no recipes, what’s the point? I’m not here to be ENTERTAINED. OBVIOUSLY, I will NOT be subscribing. I’ve actually clicked to make sure your channel is not popping up in my recommendations, in the future.
Will try. My recipe is formulated for an 8 pound batch of soap, which probably isn’t realistic for most people. There’s a complete list of ingredients in the description box. How much of each is up to you. You can plug them into www.soapcalc.net to get the lye ratios.
If you’re asking what brand I use, I buy a bulk brand from Costco. Nothing special, but definitely not extra virgin olive oil. Thanks for your question. 👍🏻
I like to give them a quick steam before cutting, just to clean any possible soda ash build up from the saponification process. Thanks for your comment 😀
Excellent! Love it. Beautiful soap and I’m sure they work great. Can you tell me how to make a video on my iPhone? What app do you use? I’m desperate to learn how. Thanks! Hugz, Tree
It’s actually pretty easy. I just start recording and let it run through the process. I then go into iMovie and start editing. It’s a learning curve and does take some time to discover all the options, at least for me. The InShot app offers free music you can add and voila! Sounds easy, but it’s taken me 4 years of playing around to get to where I am. PS I am not a millennial,so it may have taken me longer to learn than your average person. 😀
Thanks for your comment! 😀 My recipes are formulated for an 8 pound batch (4 loaf). They didn’t seem relatable to the average viewer, but I’ll definitely take that on board. Its not meant as a tutorial, just something fun to watch (hopefully)
