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Natural cold process soap | False trace | Using cocoa powder in soap | Christmas soap
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
- I show you how to make a natural cold process soap colored with a paprika infusion and cocoa powder. I had a false trace when I blended my oils and lye together so I show you what that looks like and how you can deal with it.
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The music in the video was:
Could we fall in Love - Celestial Castles, Cara Rainer
All for Christmas - The Noel feat, Sam Shore
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00:00 Introduction
00:11 Infusions for colour
01:53 Making and pouring 1st layer
05:18 Making the 2nd Ombre layer
06:42 False trace
13:06 Making cocoa powder embeds
14:17 Making the cocoa powder layer
19:41 Adding the cocoa powder embeds
20:53 Cutting the soap
22:33 Final photo of the soap
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Although my cold process soap making tutorials are of a tutorial nature, they are intended for people who have a good understanding of making cold process soap. The information given is based on what works for me, however, there are lots of variables associated with cold process soap making and I therefore, take no responsibility for the results achieved when using the techniques or methods explained in these tutorials. Cold process soap involves the necessary use of sodium Hydroxide (lye) which is a very dangerous substance. Before attempting and cold process soap making you should ensure you are fully aware of the lye safety procedures and always wear the correct safety equipment when making soap.
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Lisa, I admire the way you are true to yourself. On the one hand, "It doesn't matter if it's not, you know, completely accurate". On the other... I counted 6 passes with the scraper.
Also, the soap is adorable!
Thanks Denise, I know I do struggle with the 'well it doesn't matter if it's not perfect' I'm not saying my things are perfect but I always remember something that was taught to us when we were children by our Mum, she had a saying that she used often 'If a jobs worth doing, it's worth doing well'
They remind me of the 1970s. Those colors were all the rage back then. I would love to see you do a theme of soaps based on the different decades. That would do creative and fun.
Oooh ooh ooh, I've been trying to thing of a theme for a soap series, that could be a great one thankyou
Hi Lisa, I always admire your imagination, "melting gingerbread men." I received your box, I love, love your soap, I hope in the future you sell the tools to make the car with the Christmas tree, it's adorable.
Thanks so much Paty, yes I'm sure I will put the scrapers in the shop at some point
I just love that pour, given you psychedelic vibes. Great job Lisa x
Thank you! Cheers!
Oh my that orange is a beauty, thanks Sarah
Hi Nerina, thanks so much, yes Paprika is a good one
Thank you for continuing to educate and inspire. It was simple but it eluded me. I often infuse my olive oil with natural elements but made way too much work for myself by not simply withholding the olive oil from the batch and adding it to complete proportion when needed. I also need to remember to add the plain oo to any uncolored segments. Thank you for sharing your process
Hi Lynda, always lovely to see you. Yes that's it exactly and it wakes it much easier. I hope you have a lovely Christmas.
Very useful video especially about the folded citrus oils. Thank you
That's so kind of you to say Debs, thank you so much 😊
Absolutely adorable.
That's so kind of you to say Ms A, thank you so much 😊
Super helpful with the explanation about the discolouration ring and the false trace. Thank you Lisa! And the soap is too cute. You can hear the little gingerbread people having fun in the chocolate... yipiiiiie!
Thank you for your kind comment ❤️
Hi Lisa … thanks for that .. nice soap … and yes I too,learned my lesson after following that recipe you shared that people could use one Christmas and the amount of cocoa meant a very very brown discolouration from the chocolate … I think I even checked in with you as to wether the recipe was correct …. 🤣🤣. Thanks
Oh my goodness they were so brown weren't they
"Oh no, I'm melting away!" 🤣🤣🤣
Oh, that made me laugh! And I needed it this morning. Thank you!
Love the chocolate orange effect. Wonderful job, as always!
He, he so pleased you enjoyed it
They are so cute, great design! Love the way the gingerbreadmen are placed.
Thanks so much, always lovely to see you Mrs Murphy! 😊
I Love this soap so adorable 🥰
Thank you so much Mrs. Tammy K, that's very kind of you.
Such an original soap! Love how it turned out. Laughed at the "hideous melting death" bit. Definitely best avoided. 😆
Thanks so much for sharing Lisa!
He, he thanks so much Beck
Love the soap, and that brilliant orange color! I've always wanted to try a folded lemon as well, but just couldn't see paying the astonishing price. I've seen it at Wholesale Supplies Plus (Crafter's Choice), New Directions Aromatics, and Bulk Apothecary, but I'm sure there are other sources. Of those three, New Directions is the best price, but that doesn't exactly mean affordable (for me, anyway). Maybe Santa will bring some one day... 🎅 🍋 🤣
Thank you so much for that information. yes the lemon is so expensive isn't it.
I really like this, Lisa - everything about it. Yummy orange and chocolate set off perfectly by white, and the drip design mails the look.
That's so kind of you to say Marie, thank you so much 😊
Lisa this is a beautiful soap, I love the little chocolate people on the top. That paprika oil has a really bright orange color 👏
Thanks so much, yes paprika is a good one for natural colour, it's pretty easy and gives a really reliable good colour
Cute!!
That's so kind of you to say LeAnna B, thank you so much 😊
These are so cute! And the playing in chocolate vs hideous melting death graphic had me laughing. 😂
He, he thank you so much Renee :-)
That orange is beautiful! Great job!
Thank you so much King Concoctions, that's very kind of you.
I know Brambleberry and New Directions Aromatics, Canwax, Voyageur Soap and Candle in Canada (maybe also US) have either folded lemon and/or orange.
OOh that's interesting thank you. I can quite easily get the orange, but lemon would be great. I will have a look.
Wow I make natural soap a lot and my colors aren’t that vibrant, and the lightest I can get my white is a golden yellow.. I wonder what the difference is? Perhaps our olive oils are different country to country. It’s a beautiful bar!
HI Kim, thank you so much. Yes the oils you use do make a huge difference. I use an olive oil that's a 'light olive oil' it's normal olive oil but light in colour, it's a pretty light yellow, not at all green
So, all this talk of cocoa got me fancying a hot chocolate. I resisted until you started mixing the cocoa powder and talked of clumping problems. Yup, I identified. You made me think about how I use a little tia maria with cocoa powder and one of those tiny milk frothers to blend the cocoa perfectly. (you're welcome... The technique and tip are both worth their weight when making drinks... Not soap.) Well, I had to stop the video for a few minutes... I found I needed to get a mug of cocoa sorted. Well, it's cold, it's the run-up to Christmas, and... Well... Other things!
I return to the video, and watch keenly, trying to remember I must go back to watch about folded oils... And then you go and do it. Graphics of talking gingerbread. I've wiped down my iPad screen, but I'm not changing the bed throw at silly o'clock... I'm just going to not sleep on the wet patch.
Thank you for that raucous laugh you gave me. I think the oils had better wait until morning now 😂
I always love to read your comments Johanna, you've made me laugh. Ooh I love a good hot chocolate too mmmm. Oh gosh I hope avoiding the damp patch wasn't too bad :-)
I love to see your soaps, They are always so beautiful. It is amazing how orange the paprika infusion makes the soap! Does the smell of the paprika end up in the soap at all? Or does the smell disappear?
Thanks so much Marielle. There is no paprika smell at all in the soap, which is common for most plant infusions, the scent doesn't survive the saponification, only the great colour.
hello ma'am i am one of your subscriber no. 1 fan ☺️ can I ask a question? I live in the Philippines, there is a lot of Coconut oil, and Palm oil is relatively cheap.. compared to olive oil, castor oil and others, it is very expensive to buy online. Coconut oil 60% and palm oil 40% or vice versa.. Ma'am how many super fat %? I will use this.. I know you are busy, but please wait for your reply. thank you very much Stay Safe God bless 😘🥰
I've never just used those two together, but there's no reason not to. You will get a nice hard bar of soap. Coconut oil can be quite drying on your skin, but people do make 100% coconut oil soaps and say they are wonderful, but they tend to use a very high superfat (10-20%) I would probably do 60% palm and 40% coconut as a 1st attempt (make a small batch) with a superfat of about 10%
I will do that thank you so so much!!..Merry Christmas I wish you and your family health, happiness, harmony and fulfilment...love love love...always watching from Cebu Philippines.....more more videos to come!!..🥰🥰🥰🥰😘😘😘😘
Is false traced caused by the olive oil? I make tallow soap and just made a lavender essential oil soap that did a false trace (before adding the essential oil). Several times. I soap pretty hot, 120-130F because I use almost all hard oils and beeswax, so it definitely wasn’t too cold! I was thinking it might have been the alkanet root infused olive oil?
It wouldn't specifically be the olive oil and in fact the olive oil is quite unlikely to actually have a false trace as it's a liquid oil, but if the olive oil (or the lye solution) is cold when it's added to the other oils, those solid oils will get cold and start to solidify, which give the thicker batter that looks like trace but it's not - I hope that makes sense
Where to buy the soap cutter & moulds? Cheers Criss
Custom Craft Tools.
They do moulds too, as do I.
😉👍
So I have a question, what if I poor in a very light trace? The batter didn't separate but the soap is kind of crumbling.
Is my soap safe to use? I'm afraid to get some parts of my soap lye heavy 😬
I wrote this comment in another video of you but it seems an old one 😅
Thanx a lot 🌸🌸🌸🌸
It sounds like your soap wasn't properly emulsified, which could mean that some parts may have excess lye, it would probably be safest to rebatch it.
@@IDreamInSoap oh thank you for your answer 🌸🌸🌸🌸 yes, I'll do that for all those batches 😅
I'm watching you from Algeria, I'm a new soap maker so I try my best to learn and it's such a pleasure to sea you soaping 💕
The cocoa powder is very irritating to my skin, do you have a solution or are you using the cosmetic grade cocoa powder?
If you find cocoa powder irritating, I wouldn't use it in your soap, use something like a mica (if you don't mind using them) this is OK, unless you are using this recipe as one of your assessments in the UK (I don't know if you're UK based)
How much naoh how many oil and water Gr ?
HI Mete, this video is not about a special recipe, you could use your own cold process recipe to make it. The video is to help people with natural colours and soap techniques
@@IDreamInSoap thnxx miss but i need so much recipe 😭
I feel like you have to be a mathematical to soap
It does help to work things out carefully and for some aspects and safety you do have to, but for the design you can often just split the amounts by eye if you don't want to worry with all the math.
Toooo darned cute.I totally love an all natural soap and just started doing my own infusion oils but not yet tried Paprika so keen to give it a go. Thanks again Lisa, always enjoy and learn so much from you.
Thanks so much Jo Bo, ooh yes Paprika is a nice easy one, it's pretty reliable and holds the colour well too.