Just tried this 12 hours ago. The process went VERY WELL. Very thankful for the upload. Love the homogeneity and smoothness that might even give the illusion of CP.
Thanks so much for sharing this!! I've tried rebatching in the past, but the resulting soap ranged from not-so-great to only ok. Using your method, I was able to rescue a batch of cold process soap that I wasn't super happy with and turned it into a seriously lovely soap that both smells AND looks great! What a brilliant idea for rebatching! Thank you! ❤️
You are like a baker making bread!🍞 measuring and mixing soap and other ingredients is just like a baker! The finished soap may not be edible... However, i fell in love with your sincere touch and video! This is a beautiful rebatching!♥♥♥
Love all your videos. Really appreciate how beautifully you've executed the whole process and neatly provided subtitles at different stages. Overall rhythm of the video makes it easy to understand. And yes, Molly is getting more and more accustomed to the art of soapmaking.🐕😍
Dear Sara! Thank you for this video. Besides being very aesthetic, it conveys excellent information too. I tried this method recently - with a modification: I used tartaric acid in place of citric acid as a chelator. I find the result more than satisfying, so you helped me to rebatch a half kilo soap scraps. I am grateful for you sharing your knowledge.
Hi friend! This is a very helpful video, and so interesting! So glad you showed us your method. I have a question about the ingredients you added to the shredded soap. Did you use the same recipe as that of the shredded soap? Or could any soap recipe be used and combined with the shreds you're rebatching? Thanks for the lovely and informative video content. You never disappoint!
What a Creative & Beautifully Done video!! I Love the Way you put the Soap in the Cylinder!! And the Soap lathers exquisitely!! Love Your Doggie.. Molly!!🙌🙌💓🥰🐶
This rebatching technique is called the 'Ciaglia' technique, named after Italian soapmaker Fabio Ciaglia, who first came up with this technique in 2017. It is a great way to make use of soap scraps.
I did this!! No waste! I love it!! Thank you! I would also love to have that bowl you have! Where can I get it?? ♥️ Also I love your calm music and relaxed style! You make soap making less stressful for us newbies!
Thank you so much for showing the whole process of soap making so nicely.i have started making soaps three months ago.my first two batches were were very appriciated specially by friends who had dry skin problem in winters.but my new two batches are creating little dryness.in these batches i
How did I miss this gem of a video for so long 😀 amazing Btw this technique is called Ciaglia. Seen many videos of this technique but this one is by far the best 👍
Gorgeous and I love this method! Will definitely have to try it out with my soap shreds. Question, can you tell me what brand and where you purchased your gram scale? I have been searching for an accurate scale that measures down to 0.01 grams. Thanks for sharing!
Super love your rebatch method!yours turned out so smoith and beautiful.will try your method.Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.that is sooo great of you.i needed this video!🥰🤩😍
Hello. I just found you tonight. I was wondering where you purchase the Prego burner and the mini-scale that you used to weigh the essential oil. This was PERFECT! Thank you so much!
@@tellervo. I don't have near as many oils as you do. Provided I run the formula through SoapCalc, would I be able to use lard, olive oil, shea butter and coco butters? I'd keep the percentages you used for olive oil, shea butter and coco butter, and just swap out all the other oils for rendered lard.
Just discovered your creative and beautiful video instructions! Good job! Very interesting… I guess you don’t use the grated soap in your lye calculation… but is there a maximum amount of Grated soap you can add to the regular recipe? Thank you
Hi, love your video and tips! I'm curious about adding citric acid in soap. Doesn't it make the soap greasy? What's the difference from lye discount? Thank you 😊
Do you typically only use the glass bowl over boiling water to melt your oils or do you ever use a microwave? I'm curious because sometimes I worry about getting my oils too hot in the microwave. I'm thinking about trying your method just to see if it is a nicer, gentler way to melt my oils. :)
Nowadays I use this glass bowl and it doesn't fit in the microwave, so I melt the oils in a water bath. I have used a microwave in the past and I don't think there's a big difference, as long as you use it in short bursts :)
This is SOOO cool, I have been going out of my mind trying to figure out what to do with 3 loaves of attempted GM Aloe and expensive whipped rebatched fails, but soft like paste, but crumbly. I did do some embeds on the fly with cool effects and Melt and Pour Creations, plus the softer the soap, the older gen love it because it's not to hard, I put it in little creations of my soft bath sponges, and they love it, but this is genius. Kinda like your Genius Soap Scrap addition to Soaps..Anywho, your lovely and Make it look so easy.. how do you get all those angles & editting while your making your Soap?? It's the greatest thing since sliced bread..tthhannnnkkk yyyooouuu! So when you do your Sodium hydroxide you only count the oils you have added, i'm assuming?? tc Happy Holidays hun.. Oh by the way, i know you gave measurements and you may have added it below sorry if you did, but what was the ratio on the rebatched soap vs. the new oils and butters?
Okay, i'm sorta confused about the citric acid, if you use distilled water is it still necessary to use citric Acid as a chealator or is that just to be safe? It's great i Dont use distilled water out of a plastic bottle or container, ecspecially in the summer, the plastic melts into the water, so I only use distilled water from Boxed Water, it's goes through a 8 step purification even after its distilled plus it gives back to the environment. And it's the best water ive ever tasted other than pure rain water purified. So, i was just wondering, but it seems it would cause more lather and bubbles, so I'm going to add it in.. Did you go to School for chemistry or a Natural skin Care School, i'm in one now. Almost done, not that i need a piece of paper, but understanding how the ingredients react together is important. You should write a book. You'd be great at it oh, by the way, I just got my Wild Foraging book 4 North America, it's Amazing!!! Would you like a Copy I know you already know alot about foraging and Herbs and Botanicals, but i could send you a PDF if youd like... Medicinal plants all around us everyday thats better than any pharmacy meds for every kind of health issue, food, and skin and hair health and it's almost lost to history. If you'd like a copy just let me know. As a Holiday Gift..
Glad you found some of the answers you were looking for! But yes this is very similar to that previous video with the soap scraps☺ I only have one camera, so every time I want a new angle, I reposition the camera. I try to get as many angles as I can to make the video more interesting. When I’m done filming I put the clips together and edit them in adobe rush. It’s really simple and easy to use and great for beginners too☺ That’s so interesting about the water that you use! Citric acid is always optional, but I do recommend it, since it has so many benefits. I learned to make soap by reading books mostly, and also by trial and error, but it’s a great option to go to a school, congratulations for almost being done! I really love foraging and learning about botanicals, that’s so kind of you to offer the book, if you want you can send it to my email sara@tellervo.fi Thank you very much❤
Okay one question, so mine isnt like soap scraps its very soft, I think to much milk, but can u still do this with milk instead of distilled water & not that I don't love your recipe, but if I use my recipe will it be alright you think or stick to yours. Sorry for all the questions, just want to be sure before I start.. Ty.. Muah going to try and get your book in a few weeks.. By the way what are u in Canada??
I would think you could do this with milk yes and you can definitely use any recipe you want, nothing special about mine! Thank you🤗 I'm in Finland 🇫🇮😛
Hi, do you teach classes? I am interested. I am trying to start a small soap business but I have ruined several batches that are costly. I need help, I have questions and I hope that you are available. I hope to hear from you. Thanks.
@@tellervo. استأذنك مثلا وضع المكونات والمقادير حتي يترجمها لي جوجل فأنتي مبدعه واحتاج التعلم منك لاني عندي مشروع تجارى لمواد التجميل الطبيعه ولا أجيد جيدا الانجليزيه مرسي لاهتمامك حبيتي
Can you help me to understand why we add Citric acid. Will the Sodium hydroxide start reacting to citric acid and reduce the amount of sodium needed for saponification ?
I like your video and pl do help me were the products raw materials will be available to make a soap 🧼 ,pl do guide me if possible send me , I am ready to buy the raw materials
Why do you use oil in your soap in several cases (liquid, solid and butter) in your soap in one cooking and another with soda liquid before its interaction
can you make your subtitles easier to read ? It is frequently white on white so doubly hard to read or even notice it and the font is small and you dont leave a longer statement on the screen long enough to read it.
Very cute puppy. I have a theory about dog ppl and cat people, I think dog ppl have been though a lot more trauma in their life and cat people have had a pretty relaxed life. Dogs need more attention like very traumatized people do and I think they both give each other the level of attention needed to heal from their pain. And they understand that dogs need more attention, more loving, walking, and cat people who have not dealt with a lot of emotional pain even though they might think that they have, they really haven't, they might feel lonely but don't feel like they need to give the level of respect and understanding to their pet. They just don't want to feel completely alone. But someone who has been through a great deal of mental emotional and physical pain understand a dog who needs more attention More Loveeven if it means having to bundle up in the winter time to take them out for a walk to go to the bathroom dander stand that they need that loving attention they need that exercise they need to feel that freedom and so they are willing to make those sacrifices. Cat people don't want to feel so depended on by a pet. They want a pet but they want a self-sufficient pet.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts Nicole! So interesting to read about your theory and in depth analysis☺️ It is true that dogs need a lot more care and cats are much more independent! I love the idea of the dog and owner healing each other💖
The soap formulator’s workbook is now available → www.tellervo.fi/shop/p/the-soap-formulators-workbook
I want to ask something
I love all your videos, and I especially love seeing Molly!
Just tried this 12 hours ago. The process went VERY WELL. Very thankful for the upload.
Love the homogeneity and smoothness that might even give the illusion of CP.
Love this. Best rebatch method I've seen so far. ❤
I’ve been making soap for 16 years, but I always find great tips from your videos 🥰
That makes me so happy🤗
What do u learn in 16 years about mixing fats with a chemical🤷♀️
I love your videos and I enjoyed your technique.
Thanks so much for sharing this!! I've tried rebatching in the past, but the resulting soap ranged from not-so-great to only ok. Using your method, I was able to rescue a batch of cold process soap that I wasn't super happy with and turned it into a seriously lovely soap that both smells AND looks great! What a brilliant idea for rebatching! Thank you! ❤️
I'm so happy to hear that🥰🥰
You are like a baker making bread!🍞 measuring and mixing soap and other ingredients is just like a baker! The finished soap may not be edible... However, i fell in love with your sincere touch and video! This is a beautiful rebatching!♥♥♥
You're so right, soap making can be very similar to baking😊 Thank you for your kind words❤
@@tellervo. bit SO much more satisfying, and long lived!!!baking is gone in one meal, soap, takes SO MANY USES!😁💝💝💝💝😁
@@cryingbroken8824 That's true too🥰
Your soaps are always so gorgeous and now your rebatched soaps are equally beautiful for rebatched soap.
Thank you so much Tanya!
Love that technique
Love all your videos. Really appreciate how beautifully you've executed the whole process and neatly provided subtitles at different stages. Overall rhythm of the video makes it easy to understand. And yes, Molly is getting more and more accustomed to the art of soapmaking.🐕😍
Thank you so much, I'm so happy you enjoyed it❤ Oh yes I am trying at least😁🐶🐶
My new favorite channel! Better than ASMR channels.
I was wonder if I could do this! So glad I found your video
Great video as always. Molly is the sweetest assistant : )
Thank you😊 she is, but I'm not sure she likes it😁
Dear Sara! Thank you for this video. Besides being very aesthetic, it conveys excellent information too. I tried this method recently - with a modification: I used tartaric acid in place of citric acid as a chelator. I find the result more than satisfying, so you helped me to rebatch a half kilo soap scraps. I am grateful for you sharing your knowledge.
Thank you!! So glad to hear that🤗
Your videos seriously need to be in a film festival. Molly is the piece de resistance
Your videos are so soothing
Sarah, I love all your videos! Thank you for sharing your gift!!
Thank you🥰
I love these rebatch videos. Actually, I love all your videos. They are so soothing to watch. Thank you for posting them.
Thank you so much😊 I'm so glad you like them!
Another lovely video. Thank you! I’m going to try this with the one million pounds of soap fails that are haunting me.
Thank you Vicki! I feel you😁
Thanks for sharing this method
Hi friend! This is a very helpful video, and so interesting! So glad you showed us your method. I have a question about the ingredients you added to the shredded soap. Did you use the same recipe as that of the shredded soap? Or could any soap recipe be used and combined with the shreds you're rebatching? Thanks for the lovely and informative video content. You never disappoint!
You can add shreds to any soap recipe 🥰
I love your rebatch technique and your rebatched soaps always turn out nicely.
Thank you! I wasn't super thrilled about the sides but oh well☺️
Your blowing up baby girl!! Im so glad, u deserve it!! Im going to be trying put this recipe today..
Aw thank you🥰
What a Creative & Beautifully Done video!! I Love the Way you put the Soap in the Cylinder!! And the Soap lathers exquisitely!!
Love Your Doggie.. Molly!!🙌🙌💓🥰🐶
Aww thank you so much🥰🐶🐶
This rebatching technique is called the 'Ciaglia' technique, named after Italian soapmaker Fabio Ciaglia, who first came up with this technique in 2017. It is a great way to make use of soap scraps.
I did this!! No waste! I love it!! Thank you! I would also love to have that bowl you have! Where can I get it?? ♥️ Also I love your calm music and relaxed style! You make soap making less stressful for us newbies!
Thank you, that's great🤗 The bowl is from o'cuisine
That added honey produces a beautiful lather! Love your soothing videos 😊
Yes I love the addition of honey! Thank you☺️
Thank you so much for showing the whole process of soap making so nicely.i have started making soaps three months ago.my first two batches were were very appriciated specially by friends who had dry skin problem in winters.but my new two batches are creating little dryness.in these batches i
Reduse quantity of olive oil and used more coconut oil.can i remake my these soaps as u have shown in the vedio.
Nice job! -Momo
Lovely relaxing video, thank you, i wasn’t expecting the soap to come out so smooth, but it did and the colour was beautiful. I loved the music too.
Thank you so much☺
How did I miss this gem of a video for so long 😀 amazing
Btw this technique is called Ciaglia.
Seen many videos of this technique but this one is by far the best 👍
Thank you so much! And thanks for letting me know😊
@@tellervo. you are most welcome
❤Good evening
please is it olive oil for cooking or normal anointing olive oil you are using?
I Love your contents❤
Gorgeous and I love this method! Will definitely have to try it out with my soap shreds. Question, can you tell me what brand and where you purchased your gram scale? I have been searching for an accurate scale that measures down to 0.01 grams. Thanks for sharing!
I found your link in the description box. Thanks for listing it ☺️
Thank you, let me know how your rebatch turns out😊
it's always a good day when i watch your new video. lovely soap as usual 💕
Thank you☺️ It's always a good day when I get such nice comments💝
Super love your rebatch method!yours turned out so smoith and beautiful.will try your method.Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.that is sooo great of you.i needed this video!🥰🤩😍
I'm so glad you found it useful🥰
Hello. I just found you tonight. I was wondering where you purchase the Prego burner and the mini-scale that you used to weigh the essential oil.
This was PERFECT! Thank you so much!
Does this work for rebatching lye heavy soap
I loved and i think Molly too. Thanks ❤️❤️
Thank you Simone💝
I really enjoy watching your videos😊🌹thank you so much for easy explain 🙏
Thank you💝
That is a fantastic idea!!! I'll have to try that with my next rebatch
Awesome😊
@@tellervo. I don't have near as many oils as you do. Provided I run the formula through SoapCalc, would I be able to use lard, olive oil, shea butter and coco butters? I'd keep the percentages you used for olive oil, shea butter and coco butter, and just swap out all the other oils for rendered lard.
@@MommaDrake02 It depends what you like really, I prefer to always include an oil with cleansing and lathering properties, like coconut oil!
@@tellervo. my rebatch soap has a lot of coconut oil in it already, I found it really drying which is why it's in the rebatch pile to begin with. :)
@Gaming Kat Well in that case it sounds pretty good to me☺️
Thank you, great information
شكرا لك معلومات رائعة
I’m a little late 🤭
Can this rebatch method also be used with fine salt soap bars? Only 4 oz salt was used in 1 lb salt bar recipe..THANK YOU 😊
hello …
can the same method be applied to hp soaps scraps ? And can it be done to a few months soap scrap ?
Thank you very much!🤗❤️💚
You're welcome🥰
@@tellervo. 🥰
impressive quantity of material to rebatch soap
Just discovered your creative and beautiful video instructions! Good job!
Very interesting… I guess you don’t use the grated soap in your lye calculation… but is there a maximum amount of Grated soap you can add to the regular recipe?
Thank you
Thanks! That's right, I'd say 50% (of the oil weight) is the maximum🙂
Se ve fantastica las técnicas que usas lo malo es que no se ingles por eso tan poco puedo comprar tú libro, eres fabulosa
Can be use a food processor to shred the soap?
Hi, love your video and tips! I'm curious about adding citric acid in soap. Doesn't it make the soap greasy? What's the difference from lye discount? Thank you 😊
Thank you, please check the description box😊
Do you typically only use the glass bowl over boiling water to melt your oils or do you ever use a microwave? I'm curious because sometimes I worry about getting my oils too hot in the microwave. I'm thinking about trying your method just to see if it is a nicer, gentler way to melt my oils. :)
Nowadays I use this glass bowl and it doesn't fit in the microwave, so I melt the oils in a water bath. I have used a microwave in the past and I don't think there's a big difference, as long as you use it in short bursts :)
Woe, didn’t see any of that coming. 😂
I just love molly
Hi I’m Tasha when I added my sodium hydroxide to my ice it got too cold and stay cold, is that normal? If not, How to correct?
Please and thanks
Hello… I just come across your channel. I see you put citric acid in your lye water, can you do this too when doing regular cold process? Thanks
Yes☺
Gracias 😊
Excelente
🥰
Molly!!!❤❤❤❤
This is SOOO cool, I have been going out of my mind trying to figure out what to do with 3 loaves of attempted GM Aloe and expensive whipped rebatched fails, but soft like paste, but crumbly. I did do some embeds on the fly with cool effects and Melt and Pour Creations, plus the softer the soap, the older gen love it because it's not to hard, I put it in little creations of my soft bath sponges, and they love it, but this is genius. Kinda like your Genius Soap Scrap addition to Soaps..Anywho, your lovely and Make it look so easy.. how do you get all those angles & editting while your making your Soap?? It's the greatest thing since sliced bread..tthhannnnkkk yyyooouuu! So when you do your Sodium hydroxide you only count the oils you have added, i'm assuming?? tc Happy Holidays hun.. Oh by the way, i know you gave measurements and you may have added it below sorry if you did, but what was the ratio on the rebatched soap vs. the new oils and butters?
okay so now i go and read everything i just asked you about.. I'm a dodo bird pay no attention to my silly self, sorry.. lol
Okay, i'm sorta confused about the citric acid, if you use distilled water is it still necessary to use citric Acid as a chealator or is that just to be safe? It's great i Dont use distilled water out of a plastic bottle or container, ecspecially in the summer, the plastic melts into the water, so I only use distilled water from Boxed Water, it's goes through a 8 step purification even after its distilled plus it gives back to the environment. And it's the best water ive ever tasted other than pure rain water purified. So, i was just wondering, but it seems it would cause more lather and bubbles, so I'm going to add it in.. Did you go to School for chemistry or a Natural skin Care School, i'm in one now. Almost done, not that i need a piece of paper, but understanding how the ingredients react together is important. You should write a book. You'd be great at it oh, by the way, I just got my Wild Foraging book 4 North America, it's Amazing!!! Would you like a Copy I know you already know alot about foraging and Herbs and Botanicals, but i could send you a PDF if youd like... Medicinal plants all around us everyday thats better than any pharmacy meds for every kind of health issue, food, and skin and hair health and it's almost lost to history. If you'd like a copy just let me know. As a Holiday Gift..
Glad you found some of the answers you were looking for! But yes this is very similar to that previous video with the soap scraps☺
I only have one camera, so every time I want a new angle, I reposition the camera. I try to get as many angles as I can to make the video more interesting. When I’m done filming I put the clips together and edit them in adobe rush. It’s really simple and easy to use and great for beginners too☺
That’s so interesting about the water that you use! Citric acid is always optional, but I do recommend it, since it has so many benefits.
I learned to make soap by reading books mostly, and also by trial and error, but it’s a great option to go to a school, congratulations for almost being done!
I really love foraging and learning about botanicals, that’s so kind of you to offer the book, if you want you can send it to my email sara@tellervo.fi Thank you very much❤
Okay one question, so mine isnt like soap scraps its very soft, I think to much milk, but can u still do this with milk instead of distilled water & not that I don't love your recipe, but if I use my recipe will it be alright you think or stick to yours. Sorry for all the questions, just want to be sure before I start.. Ty.. Muah going to try and get your book in a few weeks.. By the way what are u in Canada??
I would think you could do this with milk yes and you can definitely use any recipe you want, nothing special about mine! Thank you🤗 I'm in Finland 🇫🇮😛
What does tellervo mean? Ty for the input.. Your Amazing
@@justaddlivingwater It's a finnish name🙂
@@tellervo. that's really neat..i love it.
Could a crock pot work in place of the double boiler?
Yes that would work☺️
Hi, do you teach classes? I am interested. I am trying to start a small soap business but I have ruined several batches that are costly. I need help, I have questions and I hope that you are available. I hope to hear from you. Thanks.
I don't teach classes no. If you want you can email me at sara@tellervo.fi and I'll try to help you!
Can i use my choice of 300g oil, run it in soap calc?
Yes of course☺️
Hey, everything good? Your videos bring me peace🕊 Make me want to be like you - since I'm a little agitated... 😁 long hug🤗💫
Aw hugs🤗
مبدعه جدا استأذنك لترجمة اللغه العربيه حتي استفيد منك أكثر مرسي لذوقك ❤❤
Thank you so much, that would be great💝 Let me know if there's anything you need from me since I don't really know how it works!
@@tellervo. استأذنك مثلا وضع المكونات والمقادير حتي يترجمها لي جوجل فأنتي مبدعه واحتاج التعلم منك لاني عندي مشروع تجارى لمواد التجميل الطبيعه ولا أجيد جيدا الانجليزيه مرسي لاهتمامك حبيتي
@@amlfayed3225 Ok, you have my permission🙂
@@tellervo. مرسي لذوقك واهتمامك حبيتي
Nice
Can you help me to understand why we add Citric acid. Will the Sodium hydroxide start reacting to citric acid and reduce the amount of sodium needed for saponification ?
Please check the description box🙂
I like your video and pl do help me were the products raw materials will be available to make a soap 🧼 ,pl do guide me if possible send me , I am ready to buy the raw materials
I am confused, other soap videos say that hot process soap can be used immediately because it's been cooked. Why did it need to cure?
It gets so much better with the cure. Harder, better lather, more gentle to the skin
Why do you use oil in your soap in several cases (liquid, solid and butter) in your soap in one cooking and another with soda liquid before its interaction
why add sodium lactate when you already have sodium citrate ?
Molly ❤️
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can you make your subtitles easier to read ? It is frequently white on white so doubly hard to read or even notice it and the font is small and you dont leave a longer statement on the screen long enough to read it.
Yes, thank you for the feedback🙂
Think I would be an unclean oily mess using that soap!
What? There's lye in it to saponify the oils... Do you not know how soapmaking works? It's always lye + oil, that's how you get soap.
You are just adding Ingredients without mentioning their names so how do we know them ?
What 💀 did you watch the video properly?
Why did u add Citric acid in there
Please check the description box!
Not being ugly but this video makes me want to go to sleep
Well I am going for a more relaxed vibe😁
@@tellervo. well it worked lol
Very cute puppy. I have a theory about dog ppl and cat people, I think dog ppl have been though a lot more trauma in their life and cat people have had a pretty relaxed life. Dogs need more attention like very traumatized people do and I think they both give each other the level of attention needed to heal from their pain. And they understand that dogs need more attention, more loving, walking, and cat people who have not dealt with a lot of emotional pain even though they might think that they have, they really haven't, they might feel lonely but don't feel like they need to give the level of respect and understanding to their pet. They just don't want to feel completely alone. But someone who has been through a great deal of mental emotional and physical pain understand a dog who needs more attention More Loveeven if it means having to bundle up in the winter time to take them out for a walk to go to the bathroom dander stand that they need that loving attention they need that exercise they need to feel that freedom and so they are willing to make those sacrifices. Cat people don't want to feel so depended on by a pet. They want a pet but they want a self-sufficient pet.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts Nicole! So interesting to read about your theory and in depth analysis☺️ It is true that dogs need a lot more care and cats are much more independent! I love the idea of the dog and owner healing each other💖
Your dog looks like a kangourou !
And your vedeo are so "délicates"!!
I've heard that before actually😁 And thank you!