🍐Ombre Soap Technique/ The Green Pear Cold Process/Soap Making/ Piped Soap
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
- -RECIPE 8%SF - 550 gr. batch:
Olive Oil - 47%
Coconut Oil - 33%
Sunflower Oil -12%
Castor Oil - 8%
I have done this soap with 33% lye strength.
#ombresoap #soaptechnique #brambleberry #soapmaking
⚠️If you have never made soap, please read the safety instructions on how to handle LYE and don’t skip the steps as it’s very important to gear up and be safe first of all.
-INGREDIENTS:
*Salt 1 tsp in the water before lye was added
Titanium Dioxide - 1/2 tbsp + 1tsp distributed at the end in the last layers of the ombre
Spirulina - 2tsp
*Titanium Dioxide - 3/4 tsp (pre-mixed with olive oil/ 1tsp TD in 1tbsp oil ratio)
Fragrance Oil : White Tea and Pear 10ml (2%)
Decor: piped pears and leafs (around 30gr. from the soap batter), brown soap dough for the pear tails.🍐
Links for my safety gear can be found in my first video:
• LAVENDER SOAP (Cold Pr...
I make soap for fun and I spent months reading and formulating my recipes, as well as understanding the process and any additives. I am not selling yet any of my soaps, this is just a hobby for now, that I will be trying to perfect. 😁
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Music: Parkside (audio library RUclips)🍐
It looks so calming and ... easy. In reality this is so hard and requires precision.
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U r right. Sorry I skipped to read the ingredients in a rush. U mentioned 1 tsp of salt to be added but wat is the logic behind it? Plus u mention TD 2 times which one will be used generally? Sorry I’m totally a newbie & ask too much 😬🙏
Very nice color and cute soap.
What a lovely soap! I'm adding it to my to do list, thanks for sharing 👍
Thank you! 🤗 It's a must do, this soap 🙃😍😉 I bet it's going to look great! Happy soaping 💚
Love them you've inspired me to do Ombre Soap, now with the addition of Soap dough thanks to Bee from Sorcery soaps making soap dough toppers is easy, I adore your soap, thank you x
Thank you so much!!! 💚💚💚
Adding this recipe to my list to try, thanks for posting!
🤗 You are welcome! I hope you will like it! ❤️
What books did you read on 🧼? Your pear soap bar is awesome. The pears 🍐 on top made me laugh. Next time I'm sure they will be pearfect.
Hahaha, thank you. 😅 I've made every soap based on knowledge accumulated from blogs and RUclips. I researched for about 1year prior to starting making soap. Last year though I have won a digital book called UG2CP and it's really cool! 😁
U mentioned 1 tsp of salt, wat is the logic behind it? Plus u mentioned TD 2 times, which procedure is generally used? I’m also learning like u & really glad to find u here 🤗. Tbh I’m still stuck between Fatty Acid properties like Laurie etc!!!!!
The salt helps hardening the soap. Chemically speaking, soap is a salt, which makes for salts to help the soap structure harden faster! If you ever try a salt soap bar you will have to cut it in few hours because of how fast it hardens. 😁
The first TD in the description is the quantity introduced in the recipe. The second TD is the ratio I put into my mixture as I never used TD powder directly in soap. So I make a mixture of TD powder + oil, then I use that mixture in my soaps, as stated in the Ingredients. Hope it helps! 💚
@@LushySoaps thank u so much for your time, I really appreciate it as u do respond quickly 🙏🙂🤗❤️
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It's great, looks so delicate :)
Thank you!!!! 🤗
that technique looks like its a pain in the bum but the final result is awesome! :D
Hehe, thank you! It was okay though, I really liked the simplicity, not that hard to make 🥰
Wow so beautiful. Which FO u used & how much that your soap batter didn't get harder during whole process?
Thank you! 🥰 All info is in the description of my videos. There you find the recipes, colors used, scents, etc. 😁 🥀
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Very interesting process :)
1 more humble request can plz make a video on how to make soap dough as normally makes by Sorcery Soaps plz?🙂🙏
I already did! 😁 ruclips.net/video/kHO0g6-7Lew/видео.html
It's beautiful! What for you are adding 1 tsp Salt to the water?
Salt helps harden the soap faster as well as unmolding. Some people use Sodium Lactate, some use salt. :D I hope that answers your question :)
@@LushySoaps , thank you!
These are adorable & look awesome. I am just starting to make soap & this is way too hard for me lol
Thank you!!!! ❤️ I am sure you can handle it. I didn't do ombre from the beginning either, so take it slow to be comfortable with what you want to do. 🤗 Work at your own pace and you will see growth with every soap you make 🥰 Happy soaping!!!
@@LushySoaps thankyou so much!🤗 i wish I could upload a photo here, I'd love to show off my first few soaps. Although they're not much in the scheme of things, I'm just so proud of them😍😂 i want to try this technique out very much though.
I love the colour you got using spirulina too! Just gorgeous and perfect for pear soap😊
You can find me on Instagram to message me with your pics as well as writing to me anytime if you need any advice or just the joy of sharing your soaps 🥰
@@LushySoaps tysm!❤ soon I'm getting back on my instagram account & I'll look for you then, thanks 🤗
Hello. Soap looks wonderful. Can I ask what is the reason to add salt in this recipe?
Hiii! 💚 Thank you so much! Some people use Sodium Lactate, some use salt, the reason being is that it helps to unmould the soap faster. As soap is salt in it's chemical structure, salt helps with hardening the soap. Hope it helps 🤗
surprised you didn't get a lawsuit from Lush..
Why would I? 🤣🤣
Even though this is a hobby, not an actual company, as I am not selling absolutely anything that I make for my channels LushySoaps, I did do researches upon researches before I chose my name 😁
I don't know if you've ever heard about Lushy Green (it's a color) thus Lushy Soaps where a lot of times I try to make more natural soaps and the logo being green (even though it's not the Lushy Green colour I chose for the background + I also just love green, who doesn't 😅). Also Lushy can be used instead of tipsy, drunk (and it has a very long explanation that I am not going to give, but do see that I have a wine soap on this channel, if interested) 🤣 So, I don't quite frankly believe I would get a lawsuit, purely on a small resemblance like this. I am against copyright infringements so I wouldn't just act without thinking. I've also researched and it's possible to open a company with this name, here in Denmark, where I live, as in the future I might want to sell my soaps 😁😁😁😁