I just love your enthusiasm and joy. It’s such a pleasure to watch you and your team. Thank you for being a wonderfully supportive and helpful maker. It’s so refreshing.
Thank you so much for this video! As someone who is brand new to soap making (still in the learning all about soap phase) it can be overwhelming. Thank you for your open, enthusiastic information.
So excited for you and happy to hear that you find this channel helpful! As with learning any new thing, it'll take some time but you'll get it in no time!
Hello there, i just came across your video, i was looking for how to store my lye for a longer time, and saw your video of 50/50, very interesting, and I started watching your videos, I have been making soaps for a while now but I dont sell it, just for me, like a hobby, I make lotions, shampoo bar, hair conditioner, chap sticks, liquid soap for different uses, toothpaste, deodorants, etc, my list is long, but again just as hobby, my daughter wants for me to start selling it, but, i like to make my stuff when i want it, maybe one day, I think i will show my daughter this video, so she will know wat it takes to make a business but I am not interested, I am interested in learning more about soaps, I just made one an hour ago. Ill continue to watch your videos to learn more about it, thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks so much for sharing! That's wonderful that you've found something you love and want to keep doing it. Maybe your daughter can become your seller if you're not interested in selling? A good question to ask is if you just want to make some income here and there or want this to be a full time thing. Because if you want to just do it as a hobby, if you're making decent quantities you can sell when you want to and choose not to sell when you don't :)
Thank you for sharing all your help and knowledge. I am on the very edge of starting out. I am just starting to sell to a few friends and coworkers, one person at a time. Hopefully I can get a little shop and start selling to our small town. Thank you again for your help and knowledge.
There were lots of questions in my mind on this subject. Glad to you l got the answer from this video. I think l got answer. I think l will sell my production my own. I think my disition is right.
Great video as always!! I have tried wholesale, and have items on consignment, both in addition to my website - my consignment is going great, but the rest of sales are slow. How does one find brands looking for white label?
New Sub here!! Thanks for all the encouragement! I just want a simple recipe on cold process soap that is at least firm and common for everybody to use? I'm already doing Olive and coconut. 70/30 Just feels drying to me or I'm just sensitive? Anything i could add?
Welcome!! So glad you found us! A great starter recipe is the one I formulated for makesy using the Trinity Oil Blend. It's a blend of Olive, RSPO palm and coconut. You can find the recipe here! tinyurl.com/2j8r9f7j
It cures for around 3 weeks during our pack and ship process, then usually sits in a warehouse for another 1-2 weeks. Each soap typically cures for 3-4 weeks prior to be put on store shelves which then allows it cure even longer before people to purchase.
Thanks for the information, you are great but I didn’t understand when you said you make the soap for 2 dollars and sell it for 2 dollars. I don’t see the profit
I just love your enthusiasm and joy. It’s such a pleasure to watch you and your team. Thank you for being a wonderfully supportive and helpful maker. It’s so refreshing.
That's what this channel is all about!!
Thank you so much for this video! As someone who is brand new to soap making (still in the learning all about soap phase) it can be overwhelming. Thank you for your open, enthusiastic information.
So excited for you and happy to hear that you find this channel helpful! As with learning any new thing, it'll take some time but you'll get it in no time!
May God continue to bless you and your business Joanna!
Thank you so much!
You bring value everywhere you go. Thank you for being you Joanna.
Thank you so much for your support and kind words!!
Great video and information. I appreciate your time and efforts to help others. You will surely continue to be blessed as you bless others.
Thank you so much for your support!
Thank you for sharing Joanna! Very informative!
So glad to hear!!
Brilliant explanation Joanna 🎉🎉🎉
You are wonderful and fantastic. Thank's for all that.
So glad you found it helpful!
I’m glad you made this video
Hope it helped!
@@TheSoapGal it really did
Hello there, i just came across your video, i was looking for how to store my lye for a longer time, and saw your video of 50/50, very interesting, and I started watching your videos, I have been making soaps for a while now but I dont sell it, just for me, like a hobby, I make lotions, shampoo bar, hair conditioner, chap sticks, liquid soap for different uses, toothpaste, deodorants, etc, my list is long, but again just as hobby, my daughter wants for me to start selling it, but, i like to make my stuff when i want it, maybe one day, I think i will show my daughter this video, so she will know wat it takes to make a business but I am not interested, I am interested in learning more about soaps, I just made one an hour ago. Ill continue to watch your videos to learn more about it, thank you for sharing your knowledge.
Thanks so much for sharing! That's wonderful that you've found something you love and want to keep doing it. Maybe your daughter can become your seller if you're not interested in selling? A good question to ask is if you just want to make some income here and there or want this to be a full time thing. Because if you want to just do it as a hobby, if you're making decent quantities you can sell when you want to and choose not to sell when you don't :)
Thank you for sharing all your help and knowledge. I am on the very edge of starting out. I am just starting to sell to a few friends and coworkers, one person at a time. Hopefully I can get a little shop and start selling to our small town. Thank you again for your help and knowledge.
You've got this! :) Keep talking to people and getting your word out there.
@@TheSoapGal i sure hope you know what a beautiful blessing you are to so very many. I myself am very grateful for you. Thank you so much.
Thank you, Joanna,
There were lots of questions in my mind on this subject. Glad to you l got the answer from this video. I think l got answer. I think l will sell my production my own. I think my disition is right.
If you want more help feel free to email me at hello@thesoapgal.com
Ok dear. Thank you very much for you for the kind response to me. God bless to you .
Great video as always!! I have tried wholesale, and have items on consignment, both in addition to my website - my consignment is going great, but the rest of sales are slow. How does one find brands looking for white label?
Trade shows are a great place to start! I did a video about this way back that you can reference here: ruclips.net/video/ibLO_tskxIQ/видео.html
Thank you queen ❤
Thank you Joanna, interesting!
New Sub here!! Thanks for all the encouragement! I just want a simple recipe on cold process soap that is at least firm and common for everybody to use? I'm already doing Olive and coconut. 70/30 Just feels drying to me or I'm just sensitive? Anything i could add?
Welcome!! So glad you found us! A great starter recipe is the one I formulated for makesy using the Trinity Oil Blend. It's a blend of Olive, RSPO palm and coconut. You can find the recipe here! tinyurl.com/2j8r9f7j
Thank you, Joanna. What happens to curing the bars? Do you cure it before sending it to your client or do they cure it?
It cures for around 3 weeks during our pack and ship process, then usually sits in a warehouse for another 1-2 weeks. Each soap typically cures for 3-4 weeks prior to be put on store shelves which then allows it cure even longer before people to purchase.
Thank you for a wonderful video. One question, do you buy the oils and sodium hydroxide yourself or are they provided by the brands you make for?
We purchase the materials for most of our customers, but I have some customers that provide fragrances.
I don't make soap but love your personality! You are just as cute as can be❤❤❤❤
Thank you for the sweet compliment!
Thanks for the information, you are great but I didn’t understand when you said you make the soap for 2 dollars and sell it for 2 dollars. I don’t see the profit
She included employee manufacturing costs and all overhead into that $2 bar. The bar itself (materials alone) is probably closer to under .50 cents.
Thank you Nikki! Yes Sharon! The cost of goods is in the cents due to being able to buy everything in bulk and receiving the bulk price breaks.