LEARNING HOW TO PIPE SOAP | SOAP PIPING TIPS | SOAP FROSTING TECHNIQUES | CONSISTENCY and TRICKS
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- Опубликовано: 16 янв 2021
- From the series learning how to soap this video on learning how to pipe soap soap piping tips and soap frosting techniques.
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INGREDIENTS
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BASIC RECIPE
30% Olive Oil
30% Palm Oil (sustainably sourced)
30% Coconut Oil (refined)
5% Sweet Almond Oil
5% Castor Oil
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THANK YOU for showing how thick the batter should be before piping. I successfully piped my first soap top last night with this KEY piece of information. I've tried before, but my batter was never thick enough.
Thank you for this interesting feedback. Very glad the video helped. I am working on an updated piping video. Hugs
Lovely clear instructions
Thanks
Very pretty and helpful!!
Thanks for the Feedback
@@sarassoap very welcome!
Thank you for all these tips and the recipe its hard to fine the correct ingredients and amounts to use when we are beginners in cp frosting ❤❤
You have explained very well
I’m glad you find it helpful.
So relaxing uhhh..
:)
Awesome video 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿
Thank you so much
Thank you, that was very helpful ❤
very glad to hear :)
Thank you. Great advice 💖
You are very welcome
I want EVERYTHING piping!!! Your presentation of tips, showing what they do and soap consistency needed, you make it make sense!!!
Hi Pam. I’m glad it helps
suuuuper
Thanks
Many thanks this was so informative! I love your accent and the tone of your voice so soothing😊
Thanks so much Monica. I’m glad you liked it.
Very helpful, thank you x
You are very welcome
Great!! Thank you
You are welcome!
Beautifully presented instruction and ideas. Also, you have a very soothing voice.
Thank you !
Your video is one of the best detailed I've seen on soap piping. Thank you so much for sharing it.
Any suggestions on a tip to use for me to make an embed to look like Watermelon seed? I'm thinking of doing it in a "strip" so I can just place it in the soap when doing the red layer.
I have definitely been on The Struggle Bus thank you for the video!!
You are very welcome 😊
I'm just getting into piping and this helped sooooo very much. Thank you!! 🧼
Hi Melissa. Thanks for tuning in. Very glad that it helped. Have a great day
Thank for sharing! 😊
You are welcome Suzzette
I can't thank you enough for all the information you provided in this video. I am just getting into embellishing my soaps and found the information just what I need all in one place. The only thing I didn't see was what temp do you work with for the piping?
thank you so much for the feedback, you are right about the temperature. you can soap quite warm when piping. I usually do 40-50 Centigrade. If you are using the same batter as for the normal soap just go with your usual temperature wait until it gets to consistency. YOu can stick blend it a little longer. Hope this helps.
@@sarassoap Wonderful - Very helpful.. I am looking forward to advancing my skills, thus my soaps. The “flair” will add will be a hit with my customers. I will not be losing your You Tube site! Happy day!
@@joyc1936 sounds amazing! have a wonderful day and good luck
Excellent tutorial. It really help me how to pipe my soaps. Thanks a million.
Im so glad to hear. Hugs.
Beautifully done! Thank you so much for sharing this video!
You are very welcome
Very kind of you. Thank you very much
You are very welcome !
Amazing! Thank you for sharing
You are very welcome Gabriela. Hugs
Fantastic! The tips are very useful!
Very glad you like it. Thanks for the feedback
Thank you once again Sara needed this. 💙💙💙
So glad it helped. Hugs dear Tanya
Nicely done. Thanks for all the tips
you are very welcome Flor. would love to hear how it turned out for you. Hugs
You’re a great teacher
Thank you
Thank you so much
@@sarassoapyou’re welcome
I loved this video, very soothing, and you have a lot of really helpful tips.
HI Linda, im so glad you liked it. Hugs
I have been looking for videos that explains how to use the piping tips for soap piping and I haven't until this video. Thank you. You just got a subscriber...I hope you'll do more of this. 🙂
Hey Daana. So happy to have you here. Have a great day
I really enjoyed your video, Sara - so soothing to watch! It all looks good enough to eat :-)
Thank you so much Gwen. Glad you liked the video
This is really fascinating to follow! This “tips” can be used also for dessert cakes an cream, I am sure!!!
Hi Neva thanks for peepin’ in. Hope you are doing great. Yes I guess so i actually never tried to pipe desserts. :) hugs
Thank you, Sara. I really appreciate you sharing your tips.
Hi Debbie. I am glad you liked it 😉
This is really good! I'd use your technique for icing or soap.
This is great ! Thanks Louisa
The silicone piping bags are wonderful too and I have been able to buy a piping bag with two separate internal sides within the bag.
Very nice. Never tried it ! Have a great week dear Tanya !
I have always been intimidated by piping in general. It looks so difficult. But you make it look so easy. You make it sound so easy. You make me feel confident to try it. Thanks for the piping techniques. I will definitely continue to check out your videos.
Hi Stacy. I’m very happy to hear that you feel more confident. Would really love to hear how it turns out and just remember that practice makes perfect. Hugs.
@@sarassoap When I do I will definitely let you know how it turns out. 👐🏾
Great tutorial! I'm sure you're an excellent cake decorator as well!
Thank you so much. Believe it or not I never tried piping cream. And I’m not good at baking either. So funny. Hugs.
Well, if someone ever has a crisis with a cake, you'll be able to rescue them if the frosting is the correct consistency 😂.
No, thanks again. I'm planning to pipe a soap (never done it before) and I was in the dark. You really went through a lot of trouble with the tutorial. I'm going to rewatch it a few times.
@@sunbirdmom hehe maybe you’re right. Thank you so much for the kind words. So happy I could help. Hugs
Thank u, beautiful, is the basic receipe for the frosting.
Thank you Deborah! Yes I use my basic recipe also for frosting. I just let it sit until it reaches piping consistency. Hope it helps. Hugs
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Amazing... Genius! If there is piping soap left over what do you do with it?
Thank you so much for your kind words. With left over you can pipe some cookies. Or little flowers to add on top of other cupcakes or things like that. Hope it helps. Hugs
@@sarassoap huge help and thank you soooo much... It's 10.30pm here in South Africa and I'm loving every minute watching your videos... Thank you for sharing... God bless and stay safe ❤️❤️
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Thanks
This is lovely information. I need to know, however, how long a basic cold process soap can set up and still then add piping. Is it possible if a soap has set up for several days to then pipe a layer? Thank you!
Great question. I never had problems doing it. Add rubbing alcohol to the base layer and preferably add a rather runny soap on top so it can stick well before adding the piping. The thicker the soap the less it tends to stick well. Hugs
@@sarassoap Many thanks for your kind response. I am getting excited to give this a try. It will be fun. Glad it can be done with an already formed soap still waiting completion in the mold. You are awesome!
I love this video, I just started piping soap to give my holiday soaps a different look. However I wanted to ask, can I add soap frosting a couple hours after I poured my soap?
Yes you absolutes can. Give the bottom layer a good Spritz before piping and if you feel it might not hold you can add some thinner piping as a first layer. The harder the piping the less it will stick. Hope it helps.
@@sarassoap thank you so so soooo much! Because unfortunately the soap I made traced a little to fast, and I’m going to top it to hide the ugly layers
@@sarassoap thank you so so soooo much! Because unfortunately the soap I made traced a little to fast, and I’m going to top it to hide the ugly layers
@@fayanisxm4739 Great idea and an amazing example that in soaping you should embrace the process and be flexible. Hugs
Can I do this with melt and pour soap?
No you need a whipped soap base but it won’t harden as much
How long do you wait to pipe the frosting on a loaf
Depending on the temperature and the recipe. You will see the consistency
I use silicone piping bag and the soap separates and watery.
Silicone is definitely an option. Did you leave the soap batter to thicken before spooning it into the bag?
@@sarassoap yes or is it becoz am using beef tallow coz there's no consistency in the soap once I put it in the silicone piping bag
is this only for cold processed soap?
Yes this is applicable for cold process soap.
I am going to pipe again, I've tried but I'm still not perfect at it thank you for the tips
You are very welcome. Practice makes perfect.
Such beautiful work. Sadly we aren't allowed to in the UK as clearly we don't have the common sense not to eat a ton of soap.😁
Thank you Debs. Yeah I know I promote it as bath room deco and deo
@@sarassoap What a good idea. The UK has some crazy rules but they are what they are. I found your piping tips very useful though. Thank you
@@DebsShipley1969 im very Glas you like it. Hugs
Any ideas how can I replace palm oil if I don't want it in my recipe? Maybe with almond oil? What do you think?
Very good question. I personally had a great result replacing it with Shea butter. Try to replace hard oils with hard oils and soft oils with soft oils. BUT always always run it through a lye calculator. Hope this helps. Hugs
@@sarassoap thank you. I didn't know palm oil is hard. I don't use it at all. Thank you! 🤗
@@jam-se8yq oh ok. Yes it comes in solid form. Hugs
How do i store remaining batter ? Or it has to be finished?
You would have to use it before it completely hardens. If you store in a air tight plastic bag you might be able to use it as soap dough depending on the recipe
Thanks for your attention
Do You know if youwish Zeep.nl closed? Their web is gone.
Hi LilleBitte Bombom. You are right. Such a shame.
@@sarassoap Do you know any other EU business for soap making? Youwish pretty much had it all and a website in English too.
@@GB-pl9yv i use Scent perfique for most of my FOs they are in Scottland. Awesome fragrances. There is also the fragrancy in Germany, mainly for Frangrances. Then you have Manske and Dragon Spice for ingredients also in Germany. The Soap Kitchen is located in the UK as well as just a soap
@@sarassoap yes but the reasons why you wish was great was because it was outside UK
@@GB-pl9yv it’s up again as youwish.nl