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Ciaglia Technique: A Method for Recycling Soap Scraps and Shreds 

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Welcome back to another #soapchallengeclub soap making video! This month's challenge was all about reusing/recycling soap scraps. There are a number of way this can be done, from rebatching, to making a confetti soap, to this new method called the "ciaglia method". This method is named after the Italian soapmaker Fabio Ciaglia who started it.
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The Ciaglia method is a little different from your normal confetti soap. To make a confetti soap you generally prepare your oils and lye as normal, mix them together, bring them to trace, then you add your soap shreds. The Ciaglia method has you adding the soap shreds to the oils BEFORE you mix in your lye. It creates a really lovely fine speckled look in the finish bar that is very different from the confetti method.
0:00 Ciaglia Soap Method
0:05 What is Ciaglia?
2:15 The Math behind the Ciaglia Method
8:00 Free Recipe (Slow Mover)
9:15 Making and Pouring the First Layer (Pink)
15:15 Adding a Mica Line Between Layers
15:36 Making and Pouring the Second Layer (White)
18:10 Adding the Soap Dough Flowers
18:55 Cutting the Soap
A few Tips I learned along the way:
1. The larger the batch the longer you will need to stick blend with this recipe. (This won't necessarily hold true with other recipes).
2. Adding some Titanium Dioxide to the batch will help the batch trace a little faster.
3. The drier the soap the shreds the easier I found it was to get them really finely grated. However, you can use fresh shaved soap. I tried both and the freshly grated soap still worked.
4. After stick blending it if it looks shinny on top then you probably want to stick blend it a little more. I found that a shinny/glossy top was a clue that it was a false trace and the oils and lye had not fully mixed together.
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@moonshadowessentialssoapsn5287
@moonshadowessentialssoapsn5287 4 месяца назад
The flowers take something so simple to simply elegant! The flowers were stunning and tied everything together perfectly.
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 4 месяца назад
Thank you! I really love how the flowers pulled it all together too! This soap just makes me smile every time I see it!
@make7966
@make7966 3 месяца назад
WONDERFUL INSTRUCTIONS ! YOU ARE AN EXCELLENT TEACHER. THESE ARE BEAUTIFUL SOAPS. THANK YOU FOR THE DEMO AND I LOVE THE FINAL TOUCH !
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 3 месяца назад
So glad the tutorial was helpful to you! Happy Soaping!
@rosalindajose9033
@rosalindajose9033 Год назад
Thank you for this video. You give me hope that I can correct a soap disaster.
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist Год назад
Glad it was helpful!
@Leahsluxuryaromas
@Leahsluxuryaromas 2 года назад
Stunning Soap!💛
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 2 года назад
Thank you
@marisajames8158
@marisajames8158 2 года назад
Beautiful!
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 2 года назад
@consuela3214
@consuela3214 2 года назад
Wow! So beautiful
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 2 года назад
Thank you so much
@makeit2649
@makeit2649 2 года назад
Absolutely beautiful soap!! 😍Thank you for sharing this, as it is such a great alternative to regular confetti soap. I did want to mention for anyone who watched this that it is not necessary to have the lye and oil within ten degrees of each other. Of course, if the lye is much colder than the oils, that can cause false trace. And if the lye is hotter than the oils, that can speed up trace a bit. But lots of people believe there is some "rule" about having them within 10 degrees of each other, and that's just not true.
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 2 года назад
Thanks. No lye and oils don’t have to be within 10° but in my 14 years of making soap I’ve found that when they are you have the least amount of other issues to worry about :) And for a new soap maker it’s a good place to start. With this particular recipe the temps within 10° of each other helps prevent a false trace!
@shunawestern9153
@shunawestern9153 Год назад
Looks really great. 🥰
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist Год назад
Thank you :)
@dee0108
@dee0108 2 года назад
Lovely ❤️
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 2 года назад
Thank you!
@traceykilgore5105
@traceykilgore5105 2 года назад
Beautiful
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 2 года назад
Thank you 💕
@TNMortgageLO
@TNMortgageLO 3 месяца назад
Thank you sooo much for this tutorial! I was able to recreate my base recipe to match the rematch soap and ended up with a beauty! Can’t wait t cut tomorrow ❤ The only part of the method I changed was melting my shred with my hard oils.
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 3 месяца назад
Glad it was helpful! Happy soaping!
@TheLoveweaver
@TheLoveweaver 2 года назад
Great informative video! 👍
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 2 года назад
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed 🥰.
@kebunjourney4908
@kebunjourney4908 2 года назад
tq for the info. very informative esp for beginners like me
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 2 года назад
You're welcome! Happy Soaping!
@jeanmartin6410
@jeanmartin6410 2 года назад
At about my fourth batch of soap, I realized that I had a whole lot of “shred”. I didn’t know about this method. I threw together my recipe, and then threw in my shreds. Forgot that that would double or triple my batch. I was really scrambling to find enough “molds” to put it in. Thankfully, I’m a great hoarder so I had all kinds of plastic trays to put it in. Turned out really well. I was really pleased with it. Thank you for this video.
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 2 года назад
Yeah!! That's the one thing about using up soap scraps! I've had to pour over extra into other molds too ha!
@benjawanhargrove6313
@benjawanhargrove6313 Год назад
Amazing, I’ve been making soaps for years and this is the first time I’ve seen this method. Thank you so much for sharing😊 Your soaps are beautiful!
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist Год назад
Thank you 😊
@chitsb
@chitsb 2 года назад
Beautiful! It has the texture of a rebatched soap. I can see this technique is definitely not for beginner!
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 2 года назад
Thank you! Yeah, I don't recommend it if you're new to soap making! Definitely a bit tricky!
@jadecollection
@jadecollection 8 месяцев назад
I hadn't heard of this method until basically today its so interesting!
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 8 месяцев назад
It was new to me at the time too! It really can create some cool looking soaps!
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 8 месяцев назад
It was new to me at the time too! It really can create some cool looking soaps!
@mariadocarmocostacamargo4341
@mariadocarmocostacamargo4341 2 года назад
Boa tarde! Agradeço imensamente sua receita preciosa. Belíssima! Parabéns!
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 2 года назад
You're welcome. I hope they help :)
@teresaferris2042
@teresaferris2042 2 года назад
This is a very good video in this technique. Thank you for taking the time to show us! What is the tool you have to make your chalk line between your layers? I’ve never seen anything like that before! And your soap dough flowers are beautiful!!
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 2 года назад
Thank you! It’s a tea strainer! I got mine on Amazon: OXO BREW Twisting Tea Ball Infuser www.amazon.com/dp/B008H2JMFW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_Z8R6VECS7R2S7H73QR72. The flowers are made with a cookie cutter and impression mat mold from Sugar Blossom Art (which is closing their business and doesn’t have any left). If you search the company name and “petunia” on Amazon or online I’ve seen some knock offs and a few companies with some sets left that they were selling.
@donnalh3030
@donnalh3030 8 месяцев назад
Just saw this ......... Adjusting the batch size to use different amounts of shreds is very easy w/ soap calc. Put your regular recipe, without shreds, into soap calc and find the "Soap weight before CP cure or HP cook". Once you decide on the weight of your shreds, just subtract that from the "Soap weight before ..." (NOT from the weight of the oils). The remainder will the the soap weight (NOT oil weight) of the new batch you will add the shreds to. In your example, a 2.5# batch requires ~28 oz of oils and has a soap weight in ounces of 38.98 or 39 oz and using 8.4 oz of shreds: 39 oz minus 8.4 oz =30.6 oz of soap weight (not oils) for your new batch to which you will add the shreds. Plugging a few different oil amounts into your soap calc recipe and recalculating, you can easily find the correct amount of oils to give you approx 30.6 oz soap weight (which=22 oz oils). Thank you so much for this video. I LOVE the soaps! I had never heard of this method. Beautiful color and the flowers look wonderful. Would love to see a video on making them.
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 8 месяцев назад
That works too. :) There are always multiple ways to do most things. I always so go with what makes sense to you! It's a fun technique. I hope you enjoy trying it!
@michellehindson6972
@michellehindson6972 Год назад
Just discovered this method thanks so much for this, I don't have avocado butter could I sub something else and still have it slow moving?
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist Год назад
You know I just realized that I put avocado butter in stead of avocado OIL in the lye calculator. So, what I would recommend is using Avocado Oil. If you don't have that you can use another oil like apricot oil, or you could just increase the amount of sweet almond or sunflower oil! Just run it through a lye calculator with the oil change. I ran this through the calculator with Avocado OIL in stead of butter and the amount of lye you'll need is the same so you can just sub the oil for the butter if you use avocado oil!
@jillianhudgens4316
@jillianhudgens4316 2 года назад
I giggled about the grits 😂
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 2 года назад
hehe :D
@OwaisAlways
@OwaisAlways 6 месяцев назад
Looks amazing, how did u make the flowers
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 6 месяцев назад
Thank you :) This video shows the tools/how to make them. I was making poinsettias in the video, but it was the same concept/tools to make the pink/white flowers. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Pr9nlJbYu0M.html
@nikkirolando7860
@nikkirolando7860 5 месяцев назад
Thank you for sharing this! I’m in need of a no waste solution. My question about recalculating is; so let’s say we went from 28 Oz to 22oz; doesn’t that make the % of soap shreds go above 30? So then do I need to recalculate the amount of soap shreds that I use or keep it the same? I hope I’m making sense 😂 Thanks again! 😊
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 5 месяцев назад
If you have 22 oz of oil in your recipe then yes you need to calculate the new % of shreds. You will take your batch size and the amount of oils that comprise that soap and multiple it by the % of shreds you want to you. So, if you're using 22oz of oil and you want 30% shreds then you would take 22oz x 30% = TOTAL AMOUNT OF SHREDS
@nikkirolando7860
@nikkirolando7860 5 месяцев назад
Ok thank you! 😊
@kellsgreenidge8885
@kellsgreenidge8885 Год назад
I saw this method in a you tube video by Tellervo over a year ago LoL.
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist Год назад
Yeah, that’s about when this challenged happened so a bunch of us probably posted videos on the technique 😊
@kellsgreenidge8885
@kellsgreenidge8885 Год назад
@@TheSoapArtist Nah it was about 2 to 3 months before the challenge she shared the technique. It's really cool tho.
@elistyle82
@elistyle82 2 года назад
So in this way no lye needed?
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 2 года назад
You do need lye. You are still making a batch of cold process soap from scratch, you're just adding some already made soap to the new batch. This is definitely an advanced technique and I don't recommend it if you haven't got a good grasp on the basics!
@shanthinandakumar
@shanthinandakumar Год назад
Didn't you add lye to the oils taken?? Thankyou
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist Год назад
If you're calculating a batch size and using my cheat sheet it's just telling you the total weight of oils you'll need. You need to run it through a calculator to determine the water and lye.
@iugamaria5565
@iugamaria5565 Год назад
As dori subtitrare in romană ,va rog mult de tot❤
@skyhighmeditation8133
@skyhighmeditation8133 2 года назад
Do you learn soap making please?
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist 2 года назад
Hi! I’ve learned soap making over the years from a variety of different places! Check out Lovin’ Soap for lots of great resources! And of course if you search RU-vid there are many videos on how to learn about soap making. And I try and do a nee video tutorial once a month too!
@86jenita
@86jenita Год назад
Beautiful
@TheSoapArtist
@TheSoapArtist Год назад
Thanks!
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