SOAPMAS DAY 1 🎄 PUTTING SLIME IN THE BATH!?! Testing a $120 DIY KIT!!!
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- Опубликовано: 13 дек 2022
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Hey guys! Just a few little things! Bath and body crafters use weight measurements, not volume because volume is incredibly imprecise. The 64 ounces was definitely in weight and not fluid. Xanthan Gum is not oil soluble, I couldn't have mixed it with the fragrance oil first. I followed the instructions to the letter, this was not user error. XD
Im suprised they opted for Xantham gum as its known for being such a pain with incoporating and usually has to be done first before any further process is done. The seperation could be from the stick blender as the surfactants cant always handle high shear mixing which causes separating and the chain of molecules to seperate and not be able to re join. My advice would be to add some glycerin and hydrate the xanthan gum in the glycerin first before adding it to the main mix as once it touches water it becomes instantly hydrated and almost impossible to mix in.
If you put the xanthan gum into an oil first, it will disperse but not dissolve. When you then mix that oil-xanthan mixture to the water/bodywash, it will blend in more smoothly and not form those clumps.
You should mix the Xanthan gum in vegetable glycerin first. That is the only way it will dissolve and spread evenly.
it blows my mind that resin crafting makes you measure in volume and not weight maybe i should switch to soap lol i miss weight measurements
But 64 fl Oz is half a gallon and they gave you a gallon of body wash. So maybe they wanted you to measure that by volume and the rest by weight since you could only make 2 batches so half the base would make sense. But I agree with you going by weight is far more reliable and accurate than by volume.
I love how you still show the products even if they don't turn out how you expect, it gives others confidence to trust it's not a human error, that makes it curdle, rice, seperate or get glycerine rivers.
My instinct for the xantham gum would be to very slowly sift in the powder while stirring.
Weirdly enough, no it gels almost instantly and trying to add it slowly is not great. Heating it is what helps it incorporate.
Their website says the separation issue is due to not heating the soap up enough and that you can reheat it and it should be fine
I can't say as I've made soap with it but as a coeliac I use xanthum gum and other painful to mix ingredients in baking. I will say using a whisk would actually work a lot better than the little immersion mixer. You need a really small amount of liquid and a fair amount of force to break down the clumpy texture especially xanthum gum wants to form into. A small whisk works better as its not about mixing it into a smooth runny mixture but more a thick almost dough like paste that you can thin down and incorporate into the mixture. There really just isn't enough power in those little mixers to do that as well as the gaps in the "whisk" head veing too small and working basically just like a stick and all the product gathering on it like you saw in the video. Moreover, as soon as you add even a little too much liquid the clumps will just move around rather the thinner mixture rather than being broken apart by the forces of the thicker mixture. It sounds really counter intuitive but they were actually right to specify a small whisk and a small amount of liquid, I've done it many many times with xanthum gum and cornstarch both of which notoriously like to form non-newtonian fluids which is actually why the method works. Think of cornstarch slime when you push against it it hardens but when you let it sit it becomes fluid again and incorporates; as you push the clumps into the mixture the force breaks them apart and as it settles they incorporate. Same as making a slurry for sauces and gravies for all the non-bakers out there.
Edit to say I do absolutely adore your videos and this is in no way meant to be a jab or jibe just a possible solution to that problem.
Yes! As a baker I was thinking the same thing. The point of no return was when too much body wash was added before fully mixing the xanthan in. Reminds me of way too many cornstarch clump fails 😅
That didn’t turn out the way I expected. 😅 But so sweet of you to mention the bad AND the good things you like! I appreciate an honest opinion! 😊
I didn't realize it was the 12 days of soapmas already! I'm excited for this year
Welcome to Katie tests every soap craft for Christmas and none of us waste our money!! Thanks Katie!!
Thanks for so many likes everyone! 💖💖
You shoud've used a whisk! Not a stick blender, not a milk frother! The stick blender caused that its so runny, because for something to become slimy and thick, it have to be able to generate long chained molekules and by using a stick blender you are breaking those long chains apart! That's why you were able to get a smooth consistency when using just the yellow stick in the smaller container! Also it's way to thick and again long chained for you to be able to use a milk frother (also you could risk harming the motor inside the frother, because the slime was way too little viskos for the frother, because it was build for very viskos thing (e.g. milk). Hope this helps for the future! Sorry for my bad english.
Having used xanthan gum to make vanilla paste I wouldn't even think of trying to mix it in without a stick blender 😵💫 my vanilla paste recipe directs you to sprinkle the xanthan gum in a little at a time while blending which might have been easier here too
I'm so excited for soapmas! I've fallen in love with watching you make soaps over the last few months and I can't wait to make an order someday 💞💞
Ordered some soap from your website for the first time and I can't wait to gift them. Happy Soapmas, Carson Family!
0:38. That laugh made my day.
The consistency when you were mixing the purple in reminded me of hot tapioca😂
I really enjoyed this video! I love soapmas.
Honestly :( when bought from stores and before it was a “huge” thing online, slime usually used to look like the yellow bubble bath anyway, especially like with Nickelodeon, so I think this is how it is supposed to look.
Could the 64 oz have meant fluid ounces? Especially since they provided a 1 gal container and half a gal is 64 fl oz.
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Based on my years making hot chocolates as a barista, my instinct with the xantham gum would be to use the recommended amount and create a thick paste which i could slowly thin
I didn't see your comment but I just said the same thing from a gluten free baker perspective! Its fascinating how physics plays such a role in these daily things we often wouldn't think about if we didn't make them!
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Interesting...I like watching craft kits!
Thank goodness you are doing these videos! You are saving folks so much frustration money and time! I myself have thoroughly enjoyed these videos! After watching day 3 I had to go watch the others I had missed! Many of their kits are way too high price din my opinion with makers having no way to make a profit. This kit especially! I dont see too many folks paying that much, and if they did, I can only imagine their frustration after making it according to the directions and no stick blender! The second go around was definitely much better. If not for you doing this, most folks likely wouldnt have figured it out and spent all that money to dump the products in the garbage calling it a total failure, emailing the company!
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I use x gum I’m my dying and I mix it in 1/4’s. Mix 1/4, add 1/4 and mix and do the same for the rest. It takes a lot of mixing
I've got an aversion to bathing with Xanthan gum! I can't see myself ever making slime really but I can see it being a thrill for young children. I think I'd much prefer making jelly soaps!! 🤔
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I think you need to remember that this is probably not the "slime business slime" texture that they tried to achieve but rather the snot slime slimey texture. So I think the slime is spot on. It's just not the slime that we're used to now because of the slime trends
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12 days of Soapmas is back baby!!!!
Good test.
I didn't even know this existed and now I want it
The video was very informative
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I wonder if the instructions meant 64 fluid ounces instead weight ounces 🤔 especially since the xantham gum was in teaspoons 🤷♀️
I think you could be right.
Quite possible, but they really should specify this in the instructions.
Seems logical… “everyday” people tend to measure liquids by volume. One reason I like metric it is clear by the unit of measure how it is measured.
If only there was an option how to differentiate weight and volume units 🤨
Oh wait, milliliters and grams! 🙀
@@MyBlackSheep or oz vs fl oz
Am I the only one who is thinking of Ooze from that Power Rangers movie??? 😂😂 DONT LET YOUR PARENTS TOUCH IT😩😂😂
That was fun! But I made bath bombs today with almost 60% humidity just to try a new formula. Trying stuff is awesome! Thank you for making videos that put a smile on my face. 🙂
@@MegaKellyschannel I hope the steamers turn out for you! The rain started here about 2 weeks ago when I said I wanted to give bath bombs for a Christmas gift. 😂
@@MegaKellyschannel could you try a dehydrator? Like you make jerky with?
The Yellow 🟡 is si crazy bright 😎
This seems like so much fun 😍💜 also you could have tried to mix the xanthum gum with the fragrance at first rather than the soap, xanthum dissolves in oil not water so that may have played a part
it should have been in the instructions
Xanthan Gum is not oil soluble. It is water soluble. It also should not be mixed with a warm/hot liquid because that will increase the likelihood of clumping which are called fisheyes in manufacturing. The oil used with Xanthan gum works to prevent clumping as it separates the individual Xanthan gum granules before the water is added to activate it.
I gotta say this is the first I'm hearing about putting a bar of soap in water and waiting for it to become goop
Do I spy Holo Taco magnetic polish on your nails? 😁Whatever it is, I love the soft earthy colors!
She’s said in the past she likes holo taco so I wouldn’t doubt it!
Was it ounces or fluid ounces because those could be very different
Xanthan gum in soap is not a good idea. That stuff takes ages to wash away. I love the idea of slime bubble bath. But not with xanthan gum. As soon as it touches liquid it will clump. You need to already be mixing it before you add any liquid to it. When I use it for baking I always mix it in with dry first before letting any liquid touch it.
It's a pain to work with, but I find it mixes great with the same amount of oil before adding it to anything else
@aidab93 You are correct. The oil helps to coat the Xanthan gum to prevent it from clumping as you add the water. That being said, it is water soluble so it will not work in just oil.
Thumbs down to the kit, thumbs up for the jug of body wash! Thanks Katie!
If there can be solid bubble bars from Lush, slime bubble bath is totally reasonable. :) Happy Soapmas!
Don't forget their shower jellies!
My go to soap company actually has soap slime! And its playable slime.
Lush do shower slime at Halloween! And even exfoliating slime too :)
I wonder if heating it up like the lime and hand mixing would still be fine
Some slimes are shear thinning which means they thin with friction (ketchup is an example) Maybe too much blending with the electric tools?
Gurl!!!!! Where is your outro shirt from?! I need it!!
When I cook with xantham gum, I do it with the assumption I eat within a day or two, because of the separation. It doesn't quite compare to flour for permanence, so I think this is what happened.
All the slime videos I watched (years ago however) they put it in a blender and blend for quite a long time. I wonder if you need to blend more?
The yellow is such an odd color choice. It makes it look like the duck is melting
Omg I'm early! It's been a while! 😭💕 I'm afraid of slime but I'm trying to encourage my wuzz ass 😂
Grape fragrance.... ducks.... I think I see where they were going with that
Reminds me of Ivan Ooze from the Power Rangers movie.
tip w the xantham gum, it works with heat :) as in it'll get thicker w heat
Xanthan gum does not need heat to activate. Heat actually increases the likelihood of clumping.
@@kaylin7389 i use it all the time. not mixing it right is what causes that
For a moment I thought you said 60 spoons of the xanthan gum 🤣
I wonder if they meant 64 fluid ounces in volume instead of 64 weight ounces? Because these two measurements are totally different.
How do you take the stick part off the electric part to wash them the one we have at work downtown look like it comes off but I feel there's a better way to wash it
Xantham gum!? The only recipe I use xantham gum in is a sugar scrub. The recipe has me disperse in glycerin first or else it clumps and is nasty. I feel like that WSP recipe did you dirty!
As always you pulled through! Love em!
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Use glycerin with xanthan gum it’s much easier to mix it with the base.
Do you have a favorite bubble bath product or experience?
I cook a lot with xanthum gum and lord I’m shocked you could get it incorporated at all without a blended.
I would of maybe done 40 oz batches, and 3 colors 6 of each color. Then maybe different colored ducks? 🤔
But it's cute!
No Bueno for the separation a lot of people would freak out even if it’s a gift
I know this is from 8 months ago, but KATIE WHERE IS YOUR SHIRT FROM?! 😍
14:09 looks like grits 😂
Couldn’t the stick blender have aerated it too much and increased the volume and changed the consistancy?
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A fair warning to anyone who has a history of yeast infections: Avoid any washing or body products that involves xanthan gum! Xanthan gum is developed from sugar which can trigger yeast infections of the skin or other areas. Stay safe and healthy, everyone!
Incorrect
@@nowirehangers2815 Can you give proof that it is incorrect? Not trying to cause an argument, simply want to educate myself further.
I’ve bought “slime” bubble bath before and it never has the texture of slime. It’s just thick bubble bath solution
You’re wearing the Holo Taco Dark Rainbows here aren’t you 👀👀
You could probably green screen that second slime lol
Yikes, those instructions were bogus. Xanthan gum is best prehydrated in glycerin, and no need to heat it. Whisk it together to make a slurry, let it sit for about 5 minutes, add your water phase to the slurry a little bit at a time, and stir thoroughly between each addition (gently, try not to create too many bubbles, because once the formula starts to gel, those bubbles will get stubborn, and they'll add volume and keep your formula from fitting into the packaging). Stir the mixture occasionally over the next 10min to 1hr or so, till any "fish eyes" (visible clear lumps) disappear. If there are still lumps, just leave it to sit overnight and it'll stir smooth easily in the morning. And that wasn't enough xanthan gum to create a solid, unfortunately. I use xanthan gum soft at 0.8% for a fairly thin gel cleanser. For slime, I'd start with a small test batch using 5% xanthan gum.
Note - you *can* predisperse xanthan gum in oil, including fragrance oil. It will help reduce clumping. But prehydrating in glycerin is more effective, IMO.
Thanks for sharing this! I'm doing to try this out for my nieces and nephews christmas gift this year.
the problem is they gave you YELLOW for a bubble bath when the scent says green lime mint was it the purple thoughi love purple but that scent could go green too but BLUE would be better as you said
and its soooo expensive to do yourself & the instructions are just wrong off by 12 oz & saying to mix gently when it requires a stick blender not everyone has & isn't included
Why would the yellow color be problematic? Also, hope you and your family are safe in all the Texas storms!
I think because it turns the water a light yellow color…like urine.
Thanks I was also confused but that makes unfortunate sense
That grape one had a narley placenta look to it😱😱🤮🤮
I thought neons were not approved for bath bombs, bubble bath - anything not a straight rinse-off.
I’d call it a bubble bath snot based on the yellow one’s texture. Slime is just a buzzword for their marketing I think.
I just wish they chose better colors. The bright purple and bright neon yellow is just atrocious. Not colors I’d ever put in my bathroom, or give to kids. But I love the 12 days of soapmas!
Ewww. I think I will pass on the booger bath kit for $122.00! Thank you for showing how it is done.
So angry it’s not blue
Xanthan gum in soap?! NO MAAAAAAMMM!! Speaking from glutenfree baking experience it takes AGES, and lots of water to wash off Xanthan gum leftovers... so adding it to soap seems counter productive to me...
I get that it would be an easy way to make it gummy/slimy, but I’m with you. Wouldn’t you have to blend it thoroughly with something eat more fluid than bubble bath anyway? Poor Katie. $120 for chunky gloop.
@@MrsTrafford it can take about a 1:100 or up to 1:1000 ratio of xanthan gum to liquid... So yeaahh... And soap doesn't bind with it as good as water... So you add loads of XG in the soap, but need A LOT of water to wash it off hahahah
It works when done right, it’s an ingredient in the blue land packs for body wash🙃
And that was a LOT of xantham gum
@@BeckyA59 yea!
I mean… they were slimy
Woah! Katie! Some clickbait there! I totally was like: whatcha doin' Katie? You don't need to go vat19 level! You're the Duchess!
This is why I am doing alcohol and powder now.