Thanks for watching! If you'd like to make this soap, you can find the full written instructions and all the ingredients you need here: bberry.studio/PoppySeedsandSwirlsSoap If you have any questions, feel free to contact our customer service team at info@brambleberry.com or 877-627-7883 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. You can also live chat with customer service on BrambleBerry.com from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. For supplies, tutorials, tips, and business advice, visit our website: www.brambleberry.com/
I love this company! I was told that Brambleberry has top notch supplies so I ordered from them. I had messed up my order and called to get it worked out. They didn’t answer (I didn’t expect them to and I didn’t expect to be called back until after the holiday/weekend), I was called back within the hour and I was helped with the whole process! When I get my supplies and start making some batches I’ll know how their oils and micas and fos work. Thanks Brambleberry 💜
The funny thing is the way you pronounce milk is the way we say it in Dutch. So each time you say milk it sounds like you're speaking Dutch lol. Working with milk is always tough but so worth it. I'll have to try this out, I love the look of it.
I've never heard anyone other than Anne Marie call it "Melk". Is it because of where she lives? It does she just pronounce it differently just because?
Not sure if she is from Canada but Canada is currently going through a vowel shift according to linguists so slowly but surely Canadian dialects are shifting vowels. Milk --> Melk and Dress-->drass etc
@@WesleyE93 I'm Canadian and I quit watching this video within 2 mins due to the "MELK MEEEELLLLK MELK" ...oof. If I never hear anyone else say it that way in my life, it'll be too many times
Okay but real quick. I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY PERSON THAT SAYS MELK INSTEAD OF MILK. It made me randomly irrationally happy to hear it being said that way cause my family teases me alllll the time
I actually replayed the first time she said it to make sure I heard it correctly! I say “melk,” too, and I get corrected/poked fun of for pronouncing it that way all the time, lol.
I admit I need to get back to ordering my supplies from there. The lasting quality of their fragrance is incredible. I still have mahogany I made 5 years ago and it still smells just as strong as ever! Any way, Don't know if it really matters in the scheme of her recipe but it just might affect the lye and water amounts slightly because I believe it may be a typo. I wanted to keep this recipe so I plugged it into my gadget thingy I made. Her recipe CANNOT be these percentages. They are slightly off probably due to oversight and the fact she is doing such a good job with her company. This is correct: Coconut 25% Palm 25% Sunflower 20.1% Apricot 10.1% Mango 10.1% Shea 4.9% Castor 4.9% Excuse me for the correction. The lye calculator I made is quite handy for these kinds of things so its easy for me to tell.
We haven't tried it with this recipe! You can always try out using activated charcoal in a small test batch and see how it works for you! If it turns out great, let us see the results by tagging us with #BrambleOn! And if you need to buy some, you can always get our activated charcoal here: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/ingredients/additives-and-lye/botanicals/activated-charcoal/V000413.html
Hi Sheamber! We have the soap beveller on our website, but it's in the process of being discontinued. A similar effect can be achieved with our Clean Up Tool, here's the link: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/tools-and-accessories/utensils/clean-up-tool/V000815.html#q=clean%2Bup%2Btool&lang=default&start=1
I would love a beveler like the Bramble berry one as myself as the vegetable peeler and I don't work I end up having lopsided soap big bevelling on some sides and others very smooth. I would love it to come to Aussie Soap Supplies.
Thank you for this video! I'm going to try making this tomorrow as I have your divider and have been wondering what I can make with it! I'd love any other recommendations for videos I can watch using the divider and if it's not too much trouble, I'd love a link for where I can purchase the beveling tool, I've been wanting to purchase one.
Our Charcoal Beer soap project uses one of our dividers and is a fantastic recipe: ruclips.net/video/msasUxc_xUo/видео.html The soap shaver we used in this video can be found here: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/tools-and-accessories/tools/soap-shaver/V000809.html
@@bramble-berry Thank you very much. I learn so much from your videos. I made the beautiful wild flower honey soap that was inspired from your videos yesterday. I can't wait until I can afford more of the five pound molds. I have one, but find I'm often wanting to use it but it's filled with soap I've just made!
I want to make exfoliant shower bars usuing bees wax shea and coca butter will i need to use a preservative ? If so wich one do you recomend Will one be needed if they are stored in the fridge ?
No you don't all those hard oils with whatever soft oils you use will mix with the lye and it will turn into soap. You add any exfoliant like poppy seads, oatmeal etc. Soap doesn't need a preservative.
Sree Jith, put the seeds in whole because grinding will cause them to form more of a paste instead of being evenly dispersed throughout the soap like poppyseeds.
I like your videos however mixing lye in a glass container is a recipe for disaster. I’m sure you are doing it for ease of videoing but for those who are new think this is ok cause You do it.
I like the recipe but I don’t like the beveller nor the beveled edges that were taken off significantly like that.. Edges are taken off way too much and it looks very weird like that and artificial for such natural soap. I don’t like beveled edges, total waste even if they would be used later (I mean I would say no choice if you take them off so much) and I don’t think they look nicer. When I make soap I want to use the full bar not a part of the bar. The bars look way nicer without the extremely wasteful beveled edges. There’re soapers who never bevel. Myself included!! Why? My customers and I love non-beveled edges. And there’re soap makers who use acrylic molds to get sharp edges for more sophisticated looking bars. I really dislike beveled soap. Extremely wasteful.
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Thanks for watching! If you'd like to make this soap, you can find the full written instructions and all the ingredients you need here:
bberry.studio/PoppySeedsandSwirlsSoap
If you have any questions, feel free to contact our customer service team at info@brambleberry.com or 877-627-7883 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. You can also live chat with customer service on BrambleBerry.com from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday.
For supplies, tutorials, tips, and business advice, visit our website:
www.brambleberry.com/
I love this company! I was told that Brambleberry has top notch supplies so I ordered from them. I had messed up my order and called to get it worked out. They didn’t answer (I didn’t expect them to and I didn’t expect to be called back until after the holiday/weekend), I was called back within the hour and I was helped with the whole process! When I get my supplies and start making some batches I’ll know how their oils and micas and fos work. Thanks Brambleberry 💜
Am I ever going to make soap? Probably not.
Am I going to watch all the videos? Yes, yes I am. It’s so satisfying!
Thank you for your noble sacrifice to show us what scorched lye milk looks like 😂
I love fact that you reply to the comments on the video. Thanks Anne-Marie!
she says melk so many times in this video i love her
The funny thing is the way you pronounce milk is the way we say it in Dutch. So each time you say milk it sounds like you're speaking Dutch lol. Working with milk is always tough but so worth it. I'll have to try this out, I love the look of it.
“melk”
such a cute little speech bit😂
Made this soap today formulated my own recipe and waiting to see the cut. Love it already
Ann Marie you do everything....... you are amazing!
Thank you so much for all the lessons , I’ve been enjoying them so much as I am brand new to soaping .
I've never heard anyone other than Anne Marie call it "Melk". Is it because of where she lives? It does she just pronounce it differently just because?
Not sure if she is from Canada but Canada is currently going through a vowel shift according to linguists so slowly but surely Canadian dialects are shifting vowels. Milk --> Melk and Dress-->drass etc
@@WesleyE93 huh. That's interesting. I wonder why that's happening.
@@WesleyE93 I'm Canadian and I quit watching this video within 2 mins due to the "MELK MEEEELLLLK MELK" ...oof. If I never hear anyone else say it that way in my life, it'll be too many times
Actually melk is the Dutch word for milk, so that’s kind of funny😂
i'm in nyc and ive met several people who say melk, but then again I'm not sure they're from here.
This is a very chic looking bar of soap!
Now that's a beautiful soap!!! 🤗
Okay but real quick. I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY PERSON THAT SAYS MELK INSTEAD OF MILK. It made me randomly irrationally happy to hear it being said that way cause my family teases me alllll the time
What midwest region are you from?
I say it, I'm in the UK 😅
In dutch milk is melk, so maybe the regions where this pronunciation is popular have dutch herigate.
I actually replayed the first time she said it to make sure I heard it correctly!
I say “melk,” too, and I get corrected/poked fun of for pronouncing it that way all the time, lol.
@@centrifugedestroyer2579 can confirm, I live in the Netherlands and it's melk here.
I'm loving the silly dances moves 😁
I love the bloopers at the end!!!!
I like ALL your youtube videos making soap
New video from soap Queen! Just what I needed
My mom orders from these people. Her soaps ain’t bad.
While I have never made soap before, I do watch Royalty Soaps and I feel like I am a pro...
Same! Like, she said it was an advanced technique and I looked at it and I was like “I could do this no problem”
I thought it was singer Anne-Marie just another interview but it is something else 😂 but loved it amazing💙
The bloopers at the end 👌
I admit I need to get back to ordering my supplies from there. The lasting quality of their fragrance is incredible. I still have mahogany I made 5 years ago and it still smells just as strong as ever!
Any way, Don't know if it really matters in the scheme of her recipe but it just might affect the lye and water amounts slightly because I believe it may be a typo. I wanted to keep this recipe so I plugged it into my gadget thingy I made.
Her recipe CANNOT be these percentages. They are slightly off probably due to oversight and the fact she is doing such a good job with her company.
This is correct:
Coconut 25%
Palm 25%
Sunflower 20.1%
Apricot 10.1%
Mango 10.1%
Shea 4.9%
Castor 4.9%
Excuse me for the correction. The lye calculator I made is quite handy for these kinds of things so its easy for me to tell.
Oh my God I fell in love with all yo work. Pliiiiiiz teach me
Love the video, especially the Bevel machine.
It's very satisfying to watch, isn't it?
Lovely soap, very beautiful. 💯☺️
Pretty design!
Really happy to see how u bevelled
I have gelled literally hundreds of batches of goat milk soap without scorching or doing any damage. A frozen milk mix - yes. Ungelled - nope.
tyvm
Amazing, I still lisson to NKOTB and that's my favorite song too. #teamJordan #teamDonny
Outtakes so funny! Baby shark! Do, do, do 🦈
Nice book! I've bought it recently, and plan to make some new soaps!
Hi! Nice recipe :) I will try to do it! Can I use vegetable based milk?
Why...Why do you have a wooden microwave
It’s the 70’s, baby! Wood paneling on _everything!_
Hi. Anne. I have a question please, is the alcohol you use is the one used for drinking or is the difference?
No, the alcohol we use with soap is 99% isopropyl alcohol, which is extremely unsafe for consumption.
I’m so excited 🥰🐥
Can you do this with a melt and pour?
Would you be able to use charcoal in this instead of the black color?
We haven't tried it with this recipe! You can always try out using activated charcoal in a small test batch and see how it works for you! If it turns out great, let us see the results by tagging us with #BrambleOn!
And if you need to buy some, you can always get our activated charcoal here: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/ingredients/additives-and-lye/botanicals/activated-charcoal/V000413.html
@@bramble-berry thank you so much! So excited to get into soap making because of your videos
Where can I get the other soap shaver for the top of the bar? I see the one on the website but it was the first one you used, do you sale both?
Hi Sheamber! We have the soap beveller on our website, but it's in the process of being discontinued. A similar effect can be achieved with our Clean Up Tool, here's the link: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/tools-and-accessories/utensils/clean-up-tool/V000815.html#q=clean%2Bup%2Btool&lang=default&start=1
So you had or make two different soap with two different milks?
Hi can you please share the specifications of the molds used in this soap
Thankz
Shall we use white poppy seeds?
@Ramble Berry, Where can I buy your book?
You can find all of the books we sell on our website here: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/tools-and-accessories/books
Could you use coconut milk?
I would love a beveler like the Bramble berry one as myself as the vegetable peeler and I don't work I end up having lopsided soap big bevelling on some sides and others very smooth. I would love it to come to Aussie Soap Supplies.
You’re very funny 🤣❤️
I like your work, can I learn from you
Thank you! We have a variety of fun articles and tutorials on our website at: www.brambleberry.com/articles-and-projects
I missed something or miss understood. What was that you poured in the milk after it was already melted that made it yellow?
NaoH
I thought you weren't supposed to breath in the lye/water/milk solution?
Milk freeze way benefits evaporate?
Can these soaps also be using a body washes?
Be used as *
Absolutely yes!
Thank you for this video! I'm going to try making this tomorrow as I have your divider and have been wondering what I can make with it! I'd love any other recommendations for videos I can watch using the divider and if it's not too much trouble, I'd love a link for where I can purchase the beveling tool, I've been wanting to purchase one.
Our Charcoal Beer soap project uses one of our dividers and is a fantastic recipe: ruclips.net/video/msasUxc_xUo/видео.html
The soap shaver we used in this video can be found here: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/tools-and-accessories/tools/soap-shaver/V000809.html
@@bramble-berry Thank you very much. I learn so much from your videos. I made the beautiful wild flower honey soap that was inspired from your videos yesterday. I can't wait until I can afford more of the five pound molds. I have one, but find I'm often wanting to use it but it's filled with soap I've just made!
I want to make exfoliant shower bars usuing bees wax shea and coca butter will i need to use a preservative ? If so wich one do you recomend
Will one be needed if they are stored in the fridge ?
No you don't all those hard oils with whatever soft oils you use will mix with the lye and it will turn into soap. You add any exfoliant like poppy seads, oatmeal etc. Soap doesn't need a preservative.
Thus easy si helpful I did try it with unmelted milk and it turned yellow I threw it out quick
The way she says Milk lol
Troppo simpatica
If this is your first time making soap this isnt for you... subtle shade thrown @ Safia
In India we don't have Poppy seeds, what will be the alternative? Please help me.
Maybe Chia seeds?
@@dorasilvers5063 Thankyou Dora Silvers, Shall we grind or we can put as it is?
Sree Jith, put the seeds in whole because grinding will cause them to form more of a paste instead of being evenly dispersed throughout the soap like poppyseeds.
@@dorasilvers5063 Thank you 🙏
Sree Jith 😊 you’re welcome
Odd how she pronounces milk and melt with the same vowel sound. I wonder if she does the same with slid and sled?
Is there a kit for this?
What’s malk?
POR FAVOR EM PORTUGUÊS. 🇧🇷
MELK. I just can't. It's too painful.
Why do I wanna eat it so bad
Forbidden candy bar
Pse put a mask on your cute face to avoid the bad smells I guess they are not healthy to breath in. U do a lot for us we want u healthy.
Melk
m e l k
I like your videos however mixing lye in a glass container is a recipe for disaster. I’m sure you are doing it for ease of videoing but for those who are new think this is ok cause You do it.
meadowyck
why is that? I thought it was plastic that was bad. I used glass and didn't have any issues. ( Just curious 😁)
elize baaren Glass over time will break from repeated use of mix lye in it. Plastic #5 or stainless steel metal are the only safe choices.
meadowyck thank you so much. You learn something new every day 😂
elize baaren I learned the hard way so I try to warn others away.
@@meadowyck, I've learned that stainless steel shouldn't be used, use enamel container instead.
I love her videos but her pronunciation of milk is driving me crazy.
Michael 732 you mean.....melk? 😂😂
@@carnageartistry444 Now I feel bad...😫
Milk also kill baby cows...... and camels I guess.
The terribly scorched lye milk looks like those huge jars of minced garlic 🤢
My goodness who is walking? Sit down!! Jeez....
you waste material :(
No one's going to die just because she sacrificed a batch of lye and milk to demonstrate what could go wrong. Relax.
There's more ethical lactic acid options available than using animals milk. No need to cause unnecessary harm. ❤️
I like the recipe but I don’t like the beveller nor the beveled edges that were taken off significantly like that..
Edges are taken off way too much and it looks very weird like that and artificial for such natural soap.
I don’t like beveled edges, total waste even if they would be used later (I mean I would say no choice if you take them off so much) and I don’t think they look nicer. When I make soap I want to use the full bar not a part of the bar. The bars look way nicer without the extremely wasteful beveled edges.
There’re soapers who never bevel. Myself included!! Why? My customers and I love non-beveled edges.
And there’re soap makers who use acrylic molds to get sharp edges for more sophisticated looking bars. I really dislike beveled soap. Extremely wasteful.
you use too many chemicals