I accidentally discovered a new technique 😂 

Thank you very much. ❤️ My personal favorites are the ine with purple flowers inside. You can dee them in an other video 🌸

Hallo. Thank you for watching my video ❤️ My molds are custom made and they come with single silicone liners that I spray with rubbing alcohol to hold it in place. When I make a doublebatch or bigger I remove one ore more deviders and so my liners don't fit anymore. Then I line my mold with freezer paper and it works pretty well although it makes the sides of the soaploaf a little rough, not as smooth and shiny as they are with the silicone liners.

@@Kraeuterhahn thank you so much!

You're wellcome! Happy soaping! 🫧

Thank you very much❤️

Thank you for watching my video. ❤️

Hallo and thank you for watching my video ❤️. Please read all the infos in the descriptionbox. 😉 Have a nice day and happy soaping! 👋👋👋

So,was there really a "new technique" or is this just cheap click-bait?

Hallo. Thank you for watching my video!Please read the infos in the description box...😉

@@SarahJacksonLV I never seen one in the video or in the description.

@@SarahJacksonLV It isn't clickbait at all. Ironically you can see this in the title, where she modestly says she 1. discovers it (and doesn't say invented), and 2. accidentally discovers it. In the description, first paragraph, she says it's the green/purple soap, and in the comments the pour is mentioned, but perhaps your comments were earlier. But in the video she says "..... this technique...."

Thank you for watching my video! ❤️ My Oils are Rapeseed-, Sunflower-, Olive-, Castor-, Coconitoil and Cocoabutter. The Micas are from a supplyer in Germany, my FOs are from Natures Garden and also from Germany ☺️. The purple soap also contains a highly concentrated Aloe Vera Gel Extract and the plain soap contains also hempseedoil and the green one has nettleleafpowder in it

Yes. I never used this technique before 😉

​@@Kraeuterhahnit is a fun way to make a swirly soap

I never achieved such a flaky design with an ITP swirl. I'm sure it is because I pored it all into one spot but also the consistency must be important...it's one of the designs that works once and never again 😂

Hi. Thank you for watching my videos ❤️ It could be the ratio of saturated to unsaturated fatty acids of your recipe. The more saturated fatty acids your recipe contains the faster it moves. But also certain types of oils speed up trace although they are fluid at roomtemperature. Soaping cool but not too cool to get a false trace...you see, it's all about trial and error...

My question exactly... but not getting a straight answer anywhere 😂 beautiful soaps btw

Thank you very much! 😂 the straightest answer you will ever get is: learn to know your recipe and how to deal with the effects of the additives...this is only possible by not usig tooo many different recipes.

Hallo. Thank you for watching my video ❤️ My water lye ratio is Lye 1:1.5 Water. That means I work with a water discount. This may speed up your recipe, what means you have less working time. Keep that in mind when it comes to blending...just blend enough to reach emulsion, than split the batter for colours and fragrence. Preparation is everything so make sure to have your colours predispersed and always stir them in by hand, as well as your fragrences to extend working time. In "SoapCalc" you can get an imagination if your recipe might be a speedo if you look at the ratio of saturated to unsaturated fatty acids. The more unsaturated fatty acids your recipe contains, the slower it might be...working at roomtemperature helps also. And one last recommendation: don't use too many different recipes. Just stick to two or so and learn everything about their behaviour... My stickblender stands in warm water... Happy soaping ❤️

@@Kraeuterhahn Thank you so much for the feedback, greatly appreciate it!!!!❤

Thank you very much ❤️

Thank you for watching my video! ❤️ The Alpha wool contains keratin that strengthens your hair and skin.