I want to see indigo + turmeric for a Green and madder root + indigo for a purple. I'm trying to make a lavender color and a mint green. Thanks for the video. These were beautiful 😍
This video is so helpful. Thank you for your experiment. My soap brand is based on all things natural so I avoid mixa powders on purpose. It’s challenging to make extravagant soap with color that pops with natural clays and powders but I take pride in my soaps being completely natural
I love that you’ve done the work for us! Have you thought you might get a different result if you infused them instead? I’m really new to soap and know nothing 🤷🏽♀️
Thank you so much for taking the time and showing this new soap maker what I can expect from the natural colorants. This sure saves me a lot of time effort and materials to get more of the results I hope for. Bless you.
hello came across your channel. I like what you are doing. Very nice. I think you should add more of the botanicals to get a more vibrant color for say the hibiscus for example. Also some botanicals come out brighter when added directly to the lye water. You can also steep them in oil for a while. That way you can discount the oil from your batch for the colored botanical oil. But don't hesitate to add more. I think you will find a range of lovely colors. Well done.
Great video! Nice pace and your speaking voice is very clear. Nice editing also. I wonder why there is so low wiews. Very interesting also to see all the colours you made. Good luck with your creative soaps! From Sweden
That was so interesting. I watch several soapers and you have a nice way of presenting your information. I'm always looking for natural colorants and you've made my day ! As a side note, I tried hibiscus in a melt and pour and got BLUE. Quite the surprise.Thanks again, I'm happy to subscribe 💜
You grabbed my attention as I love natural soap ingredients, I have used some of these but not yet all. . Oh one hibiscus I have the powder, not cheap that was disappointing as you guess I haven’t used it yet. Thank you I love these videos.
@@charmedhandmade I’ve done a bit of reading looks like it turns a greyish colour, Tanya of Lovely Greens(great you tuber) has best info, it is good in melt & pour but doesn’t survive in cold process soap. So try it if you make melt and pour which I don’t do. Let me know how it goes. It may work in face masks saw some photos looking very pink I’m going to check them out latter. Hope that helps
So I just started making soap, 4 batches in. I ordered Beet powder hoping for a pink to red color... Total fail. I wish i had seen your video before I spent the money. my 2nd batch was a Tumeric soap that I love.
What can I use for brown? So far I use cinnamon but it’s not making it as dark as I like.. I’m making “chocolate body butter but don’t wanna use cocoa powder or mica
