Turn cold (or hot) process soap into melt and pour soap!
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- Опубликовано: 14 апр 2022
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Hey friends, my name is Lissa, (aka The Soap Chef ) I've been creating luxurious soap, bath & skincare products since April, 2002.
I am a Licensed Neuromuscular Massage Therapist, Certified Aromatherapist and up until my retirement in 2020, I held a Nursing License in the state of Pennsylvania.
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SAMPLE SOAP RECIPE
3% Beeswax (hardness, conditioning, creamy lather)
27% Coconut (lauric & myristic acid for lather/cleansing)
10% Cocoa Butter (palmitic & stearic for longevity & hardness. Has high stearic amount)
20% Palm (palmitic & stearic for longevity & hardness)
20% Sweet Almond (86% Oleic for nourishing)
15% Avocado (75% Oleic for nourishing)
5% Castor (lather stabilizer)
Hardness: 45
Cleansing: 18
Conditioning: 51
Bubbly: 23
Creamy: 30
INS: 156
LYE SOLUTION STRENGTHS (plug into soapcalc.net )
Lye x 3 (your water amount) = 25% lye concentration Good for beginners who need a lot of time to work (lots of water, very fluid, will take longer to cure)
Lye x 2.5 (your water amount) = 28.6% lye concentration Good for Kaleidoscope Pour
Lye x 2.3 (your water amount) = 30.3% lye concentration Good for Swirls
Lye x 2.2 (your water amount) = 31.3% lye concentration Good for Hanger Swirls
Lye x 2.1 (your water amount) = 32.3% lye concentration Good for Soap Dough
Lye x 2 (your water amount) = 33.3% lye concentration Good for Layers
Lye x 1.7 (your water amount) = 37% lye concentration Good for Frosting (you want this to thicken up quickly to pipeable consistency)
Lye x 1.6 (your water amount) = 38.5% lye concentration Good for experienced soapers (Steep water discount)
Lye x 1.5 (your water amount) = 40% lye concentration Good for Castile Soap (Very DEEP water discount to cure/harden more quickly)
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Im coming back and rewatching/listening to help with those 500 hours you need💜💜
Aren’t you the sweetest. Thank you Glenice and Happy Easter
That mold is adoreable! Thanks for all you do to show me new stuffs.
learning is fun........said no KID anywhere. But as an adult.....yyyaaasss, bring it!
This is awesome to know. I have about 18 lbs. of rebatch and I didn't want to make that much clumpy, mashed potato type, rustic bars... this helps a lot! I will be trying this soon!
This is SUCH A MONEY SAVER!! Like you, I only use m&p for embeds. It’s so easy to paint or use tad to lighten colours. I’m so excited to do this!
Great way to spend my lunch hour! Thank you for the fun experiment!!
What a great idea!! So good! And thanks for think about this so I don't have to!! 🤣🤣♥️
Haha, thanks hats what we’re all here for, to brainstorm together
CONGRATULATIONS ON 1K SUBSCRIBERS!!! WOOT WOOT!!
Wow! I never would have thought of that. Great idea. 💕
The wheels are clicking this week. Hope you are doing well Jess
Love this!!!!!! ❤️
Im back again again! Ive been having a thoughty about this and I think this might save my Christmas soap ideas. 💜
I actually have about 20 bars of plain white unsented soap that I’m going to shred down and turn that into melt and pour because I’m in desperate need of some now after this past weekends 4 day festival
@@TheSoapChef Im so glad you had a fantastic time at the festival! 💜
Well that was fun!🐇
I'm not a personal fan of melt and pour either; I use it for kids mostly.
I hope to make it on Saturday 😉
Hope you can be there
Front row ♥️
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Thank you for everything you teach I love you for that.
I have rebatched and cooked for a very loooooong time and the lather was so amazing.
Please tell me where did you get that pot from?
Thank you
It’s a really big turkey roaster
@@TheSoapChef ok Thank you I thought is was electric
@@purplelissh it is electric
Hello!! Can we omit the glycerine in the solvents? could it help the base not to sweat? Some recipes include arrowroot powder to prevent sweating? Have you tried? Many thanks! (BTW, great recipe, great video!! Thanks!! total success!!)
Yes, you can totally omit the glycerin and just use the propylene glycol and or the sorbitol. My recipe has never sweated, so no, I have no need to use the arrowroot, but go ahead and give it a try and see how it goes. That’s the beauty of creating. There’s no one way to do things.
@@TheSoapChef thank you very much for your answer. I'll try!
Quick question: If you use propylene glycol and glycerin, is the sorbitol a required addition?
No it's not, you can actually stop at the glycerin if you want. If you don't have sorbitol, you can make "simple sugar" and use that, it's basically the same thing.
@@TheSoapChef Okay. Good to know. I have propylene glycol and glycerin, but not sorbitol. That's why I asked. I've had that propylene glycol for a while and used barely any of it... so at least I know what I can use it on now. 😁
@@MsAubrey you bet. Just leave the sorbitol out if you want. Hi make a solution of equal portions of every one of those ingredients and then I just use enough necessary to get the soap liquefied enough to be pourable.
@@TheSoapChef Awesome! Thanks!
I love you sweety and this looked like such a fun experiment, but my mind kept wondering why you took something that smelled like baby urk and made it into something that looked like baby poo!! LOL Sorry! My brain is a fickle friend!! 😅🤣
Hahahahaha, good eye…… afterwords, I thought the exact same thing. But honestly, the new melt and pour soap doesn’t smell at all which was very surprising. Normally you can smell ever so slight of a chemical smell from the solvents but not in this. There’s no smell whatsoever.
@@TheSoapChef It's really cool that the scent disappeared like that! Definitely one to remember if I ever get off my duff to make soap and have some 'questionable' smelling batches!! 😁
Hi there, great video! Can we add fragrance to the newly made melt and pour, and at what ratio, is it different than CP soap and IFRA.guidlines? I purchased a ready made M&P and it said max FO is 3%.
If the CP soap going to used to make M&P already has FO is it safe to add more? Thanks so much! I’m desperately trying to create a nice strong caramel scented soap and can’t seem to have any luck with CP soap🤪
Looks like hash browns 👀
ooohhh, now I'm hungry for hash browns
Hot stone massage with a little deep tissue mixed in... FANTASTIC!!!
Isn't it? I LOVE receiving a hot stone massage almost as much as I loved giving one.
@@TheSoapChef They are AMAZING! There's one lady I went to that is phenomenal, but I just can't afford it all that often. Dang kids. 😂 Totally kidding.
@@MsAubrey I agree, damn kids. 😂