Alkanet Oil Line Swirl Soap Making | Lavender with Silk, Stamp, and Packaging
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2024
- I recently made a batch of these Lavender soaps with an alkanet infused oil line swirl. Thank you for watching! - Holly :)
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Calendula Infused Oil video - hot water method:
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Lovin’ Soap’s Infusing Oils (hot water method):
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Nerdy Farm Wife’s Calendula Infused Oil (both methods):
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Mountain Rose Herbs-Making Herb Infused Oils:
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Lynn from Lather & Luster - Mica Oil Swirl on RUclips:
• Mica Oil Pencil Swirl
SoapCalc:
www.soapcalc.net
🟧 SAFETY INFO & BASIC SOAPMAKING HELP 🟧
Remember to always protect your skin and eyes when making soap. If you’d like more info on lye safety or basic soapmaking, check out these links:
Soap Queen TV Lye Safety & Beginner Series:
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Lye Safety by Lovin’ Soap:
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Lovin’ Soap's Cold Process Soap Making Guide:
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How to Better Understand Water Discounts (Lye Concentration) by Modern Soapmaking: bit.ly/37QVAW9
Trace, Emulsion, & False Trace in Cold Process Soap
I Dream In Soap: bit.ly/3s4xMWK
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🟢 RECIPE 🟢
See end of video for recipe
Essential Oil Blend for Fragrance:
Lavender - 6 parts
Lavandin - 2 parts
Patchouli - 0.5 parts
For help with EO usage:
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🔷 WHERE I PURCHASE INGREDIENTS 🔷
Oils & Butters: Soaper’s Choice, Wholesale Supplies Plus, Grocery Store
Sodium Hydroxide: amzn.to/3ktVA36
Essential Oils: Camden Grey, New Directions Aromatics
White Kaolin Clay: bit.ly/39eBFkb
Alkanet Root Powder: BrambleBerry
Tussah Silk: Wholesale Supplies Plus
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IR Thermometer: amzn.to/2UYQ1hI
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Waring 7” Quik Stik Immersion Blender: amzn.to/2j2vgMf
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Small silicone spoons (8.5”): amzn.to/3fbk1iv
Mold: Kiwi & Co on Etsy
Soap Stamp: LaserCutz on Etsy
Soap Cutter: Buds Woodshop (budhaffner) on Etsy
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Soap Labels printed by OfficeMax
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🟥 DISCLAIMER: I make these videos to share my own personal methods and techniques for how I make cold process soap. These videos are not intended as tutorials for beginners. The content I create is intended for those who already have an understanding of cold process soap making. Cold process soapmaking involves working with sodium hydroxide (NaOH, also referred to as lye). Lye and raw soap can permanently damage your eyes and burn your skin. When making soap, you should already know and practice lye safe handling procedures and always wear safety gear during the entire soapmaking process, even while cleaning up. I hope you find watching my videos helpful or entertaining. However, due to the many variables that can affect a particular batch of soap, if you do try any of my methods or techniques that I use in my videos, I cannot be held liable or responsible for your results.
••• TIMELINE •••
00:00 Oil Infusion
00:51 Links & Safety Info
01:20 Lye & Silk
02:42 Oils & Butters
03:33 Fragrance
04:03 Make Soap
05:39 Alkanet Oil Swirl
07:29 Unmold, Cut, Trim
09:03 Soap Stamp
09:25 Soap Label
10:05 Soap Recipe
#soapmaking #coldprocesssoap #alkanetpowder 
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I needed to make a few of these lavender soaps for gifts, so I thought I’d show you how I make them. I also included a little bit of how I used to stamp and label my soaps. I don’t sell soap anymore, but I love getting to use my Mom’s beautiful labels whenever I can. She also designed my logo that you see on the stamp.
Thanks so much for watching! -Holly :)
P.S. Kápia Méra is Greek for someday and the name of my husband’s old family farm.
Maravilhosos!! Trabalho incrível o seu. Muito bom assistir o seu vídeo, você é inspiração. Você tem um e-book, um curso que ensine as técnicas.
Gostaria muito de aprender .
Abraços do Brasil.
I would love to try this with other infused oils. Indigo, annatto, etc. But I also have some lovely oils I make for my salves (same method your used)…comfrey, plantain, and calendula. These oils have such lovely intense colors I can’t help but wonder if they would do the same as the Alkanet
@@libertymicrofarm6032 I'd love to see a comfrey soap too! Calendula does impart it's colour into soap, I just made a calendula soap and totally recommend it, it's delightful.
Incorporating your mother's beautiful and loving artwork into your process to create this wonderful artisan soap just makes your pieces even more special. Holly, thanks for giving us the BEST soap making content. ❤
Could it get anymore perfect.
What a beautiful tribute to your mother! Mother’s just know what they need to do for their children. I hope your health is better.
Thank you so much!
I love how your mother painted scenes for your soap boxes. That’s beautiful! I learn something beautiful each video. Thanks
Thank you so much!
I love the colors you achieve with natural colorants - so pretty
Holly, I would never have thought to use the botanical Alkanet infused oil this way, I thought as you were pouring the batter oh no Holly forgot the infused oil, the result is wonderful, I bet the aroma is perfect, such a lovely gift.
Thank you Holly, the cigar bands with your mums paintings are brilliant two very artistic ladies. Warmest wishes from Tasmania
Thank you so much and thank you for watching!
What an amazing teacher you are miss Holly. I always learn something new every time I view one of your tutorials. Another beautifully produced video! Well done!
In this crazy world Holly your videos are so soothing and gorgeous, I live in Melbourne Victoria, Australia, we hold the record for the longest lockdown... We're being crushed. Thanks for your wonderful videos. You have such a soothing voice x
It’s like you read my mind. I just got some alkanet root powder and was looking for a swirl that’s not real complicated. Beautiful soap as always! Thanks Holly!
I would love to see a video on how you design labels to be printed on card stock.
Me too!
Thanks for showing your craft. Appreciate the hard work in this video. Very calm video. Straight to the point. Packed with all the useful information.
Thank you so much and thanks for watching!
I used infused alkenet root powder then added purple clay to it once strained . To my surprise I got a beautiful peachy pink! I love experimenting with natural colors! Thank you for your videos! ~jc
I absolutely LOVE this idea! What a beautiful simple way to get a gentle swirl
The soap and packaging look fantastic!!
Your soap is stunning. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing. A beautiful soap. I am going to try this. You explain things so well in your videos and they are soothing to watch (just like your soaps are). Your mother was such an artist and you seem to have gotten your talent from her. God bless.
Aww, thank you so much! That's so very kind of you to say.
Stunning as always, Holly. Thank you.
Thank you so much, Marsha!
I love alkanet root infused oil on my all natural lavender soap as well, thank you for sharing, beautiful soap as always
Hi Holly, this a very pretty soap with the alkanet swirls 🙂. I was looking at cigar band type labels but never thought of using card stock, very useful and cheaper than going to online labels, thank you for that tip 😊! I really love your videos, you explain everything and give really good tips and your voice is so claiming and relaxing, I know I've said that a lot, but it really is true 😊. Thank you!
Thank you so much! The card stock seems to always hold up really well. When I printed them myself, I was able to buy even thicker paper that I actually liked better than what OfficeMax calls card stock. Thank you for all of your kind comments...I appreciate each and every one! 💕
Beautiful soap and always enjoy your video. Thank you and have a wonderful day 💕💕
So beautiful! Thank you.
These are beautiful and the scenery you mom did is amazing.❤
Thank you!!
Beautiful soap, simple and lovely as your style is , and just beautiful!! Thank you for sharing this with us.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for making & sharing this video. I learn so much good information from you!
Thank you and you're very welcome!
Beautiful! I’ve never seen that technique before for swirling. I need to try that! I always add silk and kaolin clay to all my soaps too. It gives the soap such a beautiful silky feeling! Thank you for sharing Holly!
Thank you so much, Belinda!
Beautiful! I also love the story behind your labels and your Mother, how sweet! ❤
Thank you!
Beautiful soap and video Holly 😍, thanks for sharing
Thank you so much! 😊
Holly...you ALWAYS inspire me to keep trying new Techniques! Thank you so much for your free & generous knowledge!
Oh, thank you so much!! 💕
Lovely soap, very natural and I bet they smell wonderful!😉👍👍👍 I never heard of alkanet before. 🤔 But, it makes a beautiful purple swirl in your soap! That is a very nice idea to add your mother's painting in your wraparound, that's such a beautiful way to remember loved ones.
Thank you so much!
You’re my favorite soap maker! 🌹
Aww, thank you so much!
Holly.. this is such an elegant looking soap... Aesthetically very pretty! ️Thank you for all the tips and links you research and gather for us! Am inspired to make a similar bar with alkanet root powder .. ❤️
Thank you!
This soap is absolutely beautiful
Thank you!
Love your videos Holly. Thank you for sharing all the information that you do. I have a small yogurt maker, it only hold one jar. I infuse my oils with that. I can just leave it and not worry about it overheating. I also infuse herbs for other medicinal purposes so the yogurt maker is a handy tool.
Your mom is amazing as you.
So elegant and beautiful 💜
Thank you!!
Lovely💜
You and your soaps are just اعلی !!!
Thank you so much for sharing. It's interesting and maybe I dry it out.
Lovely
Amazing
The soap looks like a work of art! Very elegant. I learn SO much from your videos. This one is so beautiful with a simple design. You come from a talented family. Your mom's design on the cardstock is perfect! I wish you all the best for your health. However, I do have a question. I searched all other comments to see if the answer was already provided. How much of the 5 ounces of alkanet root infused oil did you use for this soap batch?
Very good
Hello holly thank you so much for your inspiring videos! I would like to know if the soap is more delicate with a lower % of lye concentration?
Can I use just bottled drinking water instead of the distilled water? Great video as always! 👍
Beautiful video
Do you have to calculate the amount of infusion with the other Olive Oil you used in the recipe?
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Hi Holly, Thank you for all your wonderful videos! Quick question... I just made some Alkanet oil infusion the way you showed here. I'm hoping to be able to use about a tablespoon per lb of oil to color the bottom of my soap layer solid. Would you recommend this method? Is so are the ratios good or would I be better off using the powder directly to the batter. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Also can I do this with spinach powder? Thank you so much and God bless.
I’ve tried doing this technique with mica. It looks great, but the extra oil makes the soap much softer and takes longer to cure. Did you find this to be true for you? Of did you adjust your oils in your recipe to accommodate for the drizzle?
Was wondering that myself
Hi Holly, did you strain the Alka etc root oil before you put it in the soap? I just purchased some and I'm going to infuse some too to use 😊.
Amazing! I would never have thought to use the infused alkanet root powder that way. Isn’t it adding more oil to your recipe? I didn’t know you could do that 😃 I just love your videos. They are so informative and soothing to watch ❤️
Thank you so much and thanks for watching them! Yes, it does add a bit more oil and probably raises the overall superfat a bit. I calculated my recipe at a 6% superfat and probably ended up with maybe a 7% after adding those lines. I do sometimes lower the superfat in my recipe calculation (to 5% instead of 6%) when I'm adding extra oil like this. 😊
@@hollysoapmaking 👍🏻thank you!
Thank you Holly for another enlightening video…I always get great tips from you 💕 Is the alkanet infused oil left in the soap as a super fat ? It’s not mixed into the soap batter, so I wondered at that.🤔 Thanks again !
Thank you!! Since I didn't subtract for that bit of oil, it does add to the total fat in the recipe (increasing my superfat a bit). During saponification, I'm sure some of it probably gets saponified (instead of some of the recipe oils). If you wanted to account for that extra oil, you could lower the superfat percentage in your recipe calculation to 5% (instead of the 6% that I used) and that would probably cover it. :)
@@hollysoapmaking Thanks a lot Holly !
thanks for sharing this video!! Was the alkanet infusion ok even though it wasn't strained through a cheese cloth? I just thought I would ask. Some have said it left a grit in their soap. Also, can I ask where you got your soap cutter? I like the simplicity of it! :) Thanks again!
This is absolutely beautiful. I am new to soap making and your videos inspire me so much. I am doing all natural and you really helped me figure out how to get a purple color with alkanet by infusing. Thank you !
I have a question. If soaping at 82 degrees which is lower than the melting point of say coconut and especially cocoa butter… how do you get that to work without the oils solidifying and not incorporating with the lye solution? Thank you so much
-Ashley
Thank you!
If I let the oils sit too long and my soap room is cold, they will eventually solidify and need rewarming a bit. I generally get back to the room before that time, though. Even though they may be colder than their melting points, it still takes time for them to actually solidify. I don't worry about them being cloudy as long as there are no solid pieces (large or small). I should mention this and should have mentioned it in the video...one of the issues with soaping so cold - below about 85-90ºF - is recognizing false trace (when the batter gets grainy and thick but hasn't actually reached trace yet). In case you need some info about that, I put a link in the description box (in the Safety and Beginner section) to a video by Lisa of I Dream in Soap where she describes recognizing false trace. :) - Holly
@@hollysoapmaking thank you so much ! Your soaps are so beautiful and I love that they are all natural. 💜
Hi Holly, I would like to make a soap using this alkanet infusion, can I use it as my full olive oil or should I only use a certain percentage?
Can you use other infusions like Rhubarb or Indigo to make the swirl? Do they turn out as well?
Gorgeous soap! Thank you for sharing all your tips and tricks. I love watching your videos they are so relaxing and educational 🎃Happy Fall 🍁🍂🥰
Thank you so much, Leslie! 💕
Hello Mam,
Kindly tell me how much kaolin clay should use with essential oils.
Very nice I like & subscribe thanks for sharing with us thanks 😊
Thank you so much!
Hi I really love your videos
The cotton ball is the normal cotton ball that we know???
Thank you! Yes...just like the packs of cotton balls in the store...the regular size, not the jumbo. :)
Words of thanks are not enough for you..I am very grateful to you, especially that you explain sincerely and work creatively 😍 I really don't know how to thank you because I am a beginner and it helps me to explain the calculator, I do not speak English but I hope you understand my comment 🌸🤍
That's so kind of you to say! Thank you so much! I'm so glad you've found my videos helpful.
Hi Holly, when you use the card stock, do you use a template to put the ingredients on it with your computer or how do you do it?
I actually used photoshop and just placed everything myself based on a label that's 3" tall x 7.33" long. I would print 3 labels per page and just cut them with a paper cutter. And actually, OfficeMax would remove the extra white around the edges for me...made it super quick to cut them.
Does the color stain the shower or sink?
i love your vedeoes where can i buy your soaps at
Thank you! I don't sell soap anymore, but I really appreciate you asking. :)
I'm so sorry to here that. Luv
I have a question. You oil infuse a lot. Do you recommend pre batching? Or should I make fresh each time?
Hello!!! in love with her soaps. but with great sadness because it is difficult for me to understand English😞
Question so why you don’t sell soap anymore
I have a chronic illness (crohn's disease). Trying to manage the disease while keeping up with inventory, shipping, not disappointing retail/wholesale customers, etc just became too much for me. If I had it to do over, I'd probably do soap releases each quarter or holiday like I've seen other soapmakers do. I may try that eventually. 😊
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Madam even give the material that is foam. Please tell.
I know that it is a bit intrusive to even ask, but I’m sure that the majority of us are wondering why on earth you would ever stop selling your wonderful soaps. I hope the answer is because so it could return to being a beloved hobby :-)
My Alkanet always looks terrible. A gray dark color of Meh.