Making Melt and Pour Loofah Soap

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In this video I show a how to make loofa soap with melt and pour soap base. I found it best to soak the loofa in water before adding it to the soap mold or cutting it down. This is a simple way to get a super rough exfoliant bar of melt and pour soap.
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6 авг 2021

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@kei3341 2 года назад

So happy I came across your channel! I love you how informative and thorough you are , I also like how you show us your experimenting. It makes me want to do more experimenting myself. I am only doing melt and pours. I never new how to do swirls or layers so thank you for your videos about this. I hope you can make some more melt and pours :) I'm a fan :).

@aliciaarroyo6 2 года назад

Aww thank you for the positive feedback! I appreciate it. I will try my best to keep making videos for you guys to watch! 💗

@kei3341 2 года назад

Also, my favorite is ocean smell too. All time fave.

@lauriewilson4741 2 года назад

Coffee has been the fav so far. I didn’t spray the loofahs with alcohol, but will now. I dried mine but maybe that’s not necessary. Nice to see how someone else does it

@aliciaarroyo6 2 года назад

A lot of people do them dry as well. I just felt the soap absorbed into the sponge better.

@debbiekorhecz9541 Год назад

Thank you so much for all your great videos, I'm new to soap making and only do melt and pour but I've tried alot of your soaps and this one is next on my list 😍 👍

@aliciaarroyo6 Год назад

You are welcome! And I am glad you found a new hobby to enjoy, soap making is so relaxing

@pocketoniofficial Год назад

Plant based Loofa naturally breaks down in about a month, so provided its non synthetic, don't worry about getting any down the drain.

@aliciaarroyo6 Год назад

Wow! Thanks for sharing that. I had no idea. Glad to learn something new.

@tirapatstew1355 3 года назад

Came out really nice! I’ve only worked with MP. I’ve been a little scared of CP but I just ordered the lye so I am about to go ahead and try it lol do you have a video showing how beginners should start with CP?

@aliciaarroyo6 3 года назад

I do have a few beginners recipes on cp soap. All of my cp videos have the full recipe with measurements. Depending on what oils you have on hand you may want to watch a few videos. This is a pretty basic recipe. You can mix it to get your desired consistency. I will work on making a simple recipe too. And upload a new video for beginners. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yLXBkg7BypA.html

@tirapatstew1355 2 года назад

@@aliciaarroyo6 ok thank you so much! I’m going to start trying to make it. I’ll watch your videos