How to make Melt & Pour Swirl Tutorial 

Great idea! Thanks for sharing 😀

now that is the best idea I heard so far!!! brilliant - thank you for that tip

Awwww that’s so sweet of you to say! Thank you ❤️

Thank you. I’ve started using another method too that works really well in the individual molds. I need to do a video on it soon.

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Thank you so much! I will be sharing videos alot more frequently here very soon. I'm in the process of creating my soap room and I've also got better video equipment on the way. So making videos will be alot easier for me now. Please subscribe to my channel, if you haven't already, and also click the bell notification.....that will you'll see all my new upcoming videos. I have lots planned 😀

Thank you so much 💓 💗

Thank you so much ❤

Thank you. I hope to be making more very soon. My videos have been few and far between because I didn’t have a very good setup in the past (I’m sure you’ve heard me complain about it lol). But I recently moved and now have my own soap room so videos will be much easier now. So now I’ll have no excuse lol

@@jencrazysoaplady no I haven't heard I only go by what I see & hear . Everything was Great I appreciate you showing your gift & talent. I'm learning and I can understand just find❤️

You're welcome, and thank you for watching it 😊

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I know it’s frustrating. But it’s the price to pay for a nice swirl. You don’t want it gloppy, but it’s got to be slightly thick or else your colors will mix together. If you’re using a bigger loaf mold then expect to reheat multiple times. If you’re using smaller molds then you won’t have to reheat as often probably.

You're welcome.....and no it doesn't. As long as you're not overheating the base, the fragrance/essential oil should not be effected.

Hello. It’s rubbing alcohol. It helps to pop the air bubbles. Also if you’re making a layered soap, you would spray in between layers to help the layers stick together. :)

@@jencrazysoaplady oh thank you for the information. Much appreciated.🙂

Hey. I used 25% dark green and 25% light green. My 4 square mold that I used holds about 28 ounces, so therefore I used 7 ounces of light green and 7 ounces of dark green. For the fragrance oil I used 3% of my total soap base but each fragrance oil can be different so always make sure you check the guidelines.

I’ve never had a problem with that, but I always reheat in small bursts, especially when using those little cups cause it can scorch fast. So I only reheat for no more than 5 secs at a time. FYI I’ve been playing around with temps (Yes I love experimenting) since making this video and I’ve got it down pat where I don’t have to reheat at all when pouring a batch in this individual mold. I start off with the temps being a bit warmer but not so warm that they’re muddling together. I’ve found that it’s producing a slightly different design but I still love it 😍 So I might need to do another video discussing this.

@@jencrazysoaplady looking forward to more videos!

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Awesome!

I’m gonna start back. I’ve just had too much going on in my life the last year, it seems lol. But I have another video to post….I just need to edit it. I should have it posted in the next few days :)

Thank you so much! You are so sweet :) And I can't wait to see your creation 💗