@@ljc675 and @pauletteplatt5109 How about sand and earthy colours - yellows and browns… or perhaps grey…. And when you remove the top and bottom dipped layers you get the same colour way… but embedded in the ‘earth’… a dinosaur fossil…. One of several… you take your chance at which you will uncover 🥰 Clean archaeology for all!
Its a really interesting technique, and I enjoy watching you work through the process. I do have to say though that I prefer a design that goes all the way through. I can see this being a really awesome way to have a "secret soap" design in the middle that's revealed over time with use. It could be a really involved way of saying "will you marry me?"
This is amazingly beautiful. I was thinking the same as you when you first were talking about the technique. But after you started dipping and the results were awesome, I now love that technique and will likely try it. I will do a very slightly lighter weight bar to account for the extra weight of the dip. You picked such wonderful colors for your bars. Love them! Cheers 👍🤗
This is the first video of yours that RUclips has decided to show me in about 3 years. The only reason I know you're still here is because I see your posts on Instagram.
I think this is a great way to use the fragrance oils that accelerate and doesn't allow fine designes. This way the base soap can be one-coloured but the top is still beautiful and interesting
HI! Where did you get the clear silicone mold for the inside of the plexiglass mold? I love it! I'm always afraid to use my plexiglass mold too much because I'm afraid I'll scratch it during cleaning.
awesome as always! ive seen a few people when doing this technique pull the bar side ways instead of pulling straight up and it makes great swirls too! ❤ u are great!
@@IDreamInSoap that being said, you are an artist that excels in everything artistic & you go above & beyond ! I'm so tickled when I see a new video of yours because I know I can expect to be amazed!
I am absolutely left speechless. You are the Picasso of soapmaking. Do you ever work in oils? Your creativity and artistry is simply beautiful. I never thought of soap evoking memories and feelings but each of your bars tells a story that is individual to each person who looks at it and uses it. Thank you for sharing your gift.
Pretty! I love your color choices. The neon purple (a personal favorite of mine) was the perfect little extra! BTW, Lisa, what makes up your warming cupboard? I use a cardboard box lined with a heating pad and towels. (Not fancy, but it works.) What is yours?
Neon purple is my favourite purple too. My warming cupboard is actually a restaurant double plate warming cupboard. It's like this, not the exact one but very similar. www.empiresuppliesonline.co.uk/products/empire-double-door-hot-cupboard-plate-warmer-120-plate-7522-p
I am not sure this is the right term, but this is out of your comfort zone as it were and you seemed to really enjoy yourself. I like the pattern on the side of the bars where you dragged up the side of the mold.
I have no problem with selling the bars that are specifically made, like I did. I would show the back of the soap in the shop image and explain that the dipping bit was on one surface, but I wouldn't try to hide ugly soaps with the technique to sell them.
I just love watching you with all your soap making, even the music is lovely. I live in South Africa and it is difficult finding soap making supplies, such as an extruder 😢
@@IDreamInSoap Apologies, Jennifer's channel is the soap artist. Lovely girl. I didn't know you didn't know her, I sort of thought we both subbed basically the same soap channels however I have been wrong. 😳😂. But now that I know this, there is one Texan man who can greatly benefit from your guidance, he calls himself the orgelmeister. I don't know why. I have sent him to you before because he's battling a bit. He instead found Katie from Royalty soaps, also a lovely girl but you surpass everyone when it comes to technicality, so although he's getting much help, the technical side of pouring to get a design has not reached him. And let me be clear I'm the last person to speak, I have never so much as bought mica, I just relax watching. Anyway there's some channels for you ❤️
Every time you dipped I had a new favourite bar😂 I do wonder how much dipping soap was discarded… it feels like it’s quite a wasteful process compared to your usual efficiencies! Thank you Lisa!
I was able to use each plate of soap for about 3 or 4 bars, just adding a bit more soap. The bits that were scraped off I put into a small mould and then made a couple of bars that we'll just use at home.
I agree, it does make ugly soaps look pretty, which is cool. I only said I didn't think it would be good if the soaps were to be sold as someone would be buying a soap based on the pretty top design, but would then end up with an ugly bar of soap
It could be fun to do a hidden design using this technique, as you use the soap it's revealed :)
@@ljc675 and @pauletteplatt5109 How about sand and earthy colours - yellows and browns… or perhaps grey…. And when you remove the top and bottom dipped layers you get the same colour way… but embedded in the ‘earth’… a dinosaur fossil…. One of several… you take your chance at which you will uncover 🥰 Clean archaeology for all!
Yes, that would be cool. I think if you have a decent bar underneath then it's a great technique.
Ooo, I like that idea!
Didn’t see your comment when I made mine! Obviously I agree!
I love all of the different variations on this design and definitely looks like you enjoyed it in the end! 😊
That's so kind of you to say @jasperbunny, thank you so much 😊
Its a really interesting technique, and I enjoy watching you work through the process. I do have to say though that I prefer a design that goes all the way through.
I can see this being a really awesome way to have a "secret soap" design in the middle that's revealed over time with use.
It could be a really involved way of saying "will you marry me?"
Yes, I completely agree with you about 'all the way through - ooh wouldn't the Marry Me thing be fun
This is amazingly beautiful. I was thinking the same as you when you first were talking about the technique. But after you started dipping and the results were awesome, I now love that technique and will likely try it. I will do a very slightly lighter weight bar to account for the extra weight of the dip.
You picked such wonderful colors for your bars. Love them!
Cheers 👍🤗
I agree Cheryl, the results are so cool and I think if you plan for it and use soaps made specifically for the process they'll be amazing
Love it! It realy make sense when you use the main colours in the soap bar first.😄
Thank you so much @wencheeltervaag, that's very kind of you.
Finally one of the amazing Soap Challenge designs I feel confident I could have a go at. Yours are beautiful Lisa
Thank you so much @tanyabonnett7787, that's very kind of you.
I get so giddy when I see a new soap challenge post!!! 😂 Beautiful, as always!
Hi @sabrinastreet5337 thank you so much for your very kind comment 😊
I love the little splashes of purple and the way they contrast with the other, cooler colours. The bars look amazing!
That's so kind of you to say @pink_shoe_laces, thank you so much 😊
Beautiful! Wasn’t tempted to try this technique until I saw you do it. Thanks Lisa for the inspiration and how fun you made it! 😊
You are so welcome! 😉
Nice ❤
Hi @rjchannel5442 thank you so much for your very kind comment 😊
This is the first video of yours that RUclips has decided to show me in about 3 years. The only reason I know you're still here is because I see your posts on Instagram.
AW, that's a shame. Hmm, I'm here every week !!
I think this is a great way to use the fragrance oils that accelerate and doesn't allow fine designes. This way the base soap can be one-coloured but the top is still beautiful and interesting
Great point! 👍
Whoever is responsible for this dipping technique is a genius 👏🏾 Bravo
Yes, it's a cool technique
Absolutley beautiful
Thanks, appreciate it. 😍
They came out beautiful. It would be cool if you could drip the whole soap. 😞 but that would waste a lot of soap…
That's so kind of you to say @sarahconklin1256, thank you so much 😊
Beautiful colours reminds me of the wall art pictures
That's so kind of you to say @user-mj1iz6um1j, thank you so much 😊
HI! Where did you get the clear silicone mold for the inside of the plexiglass mold? I love it! I'm always afraid to use my plexiglass mold too much because I'm afraid I'll scratch it during cleaning.
awesome as always! ive seen a few people when doing this technique pull the bar side ways instead of pulling straight up and it makes great swirls too! ❤ u are great!
Yes, the way you pull it gives all sorts of different results
@@IDreamInSoap that being said, you are an artist that excels in everything artistic & you go above & beyond ! I'm so tickled when I see a new video of yours because I know I can expect to be amazed!
I am absolutely left speechless. You are the Picasso of soapmaking. Do you ever work in oils? Your creativity and artistry is simply beautiful. I never thought of soap evoking memories and feelings but each of your bars tells a story that is individual to each person who looks at it and uses it. Thank you for sharing your gift.
Thanks for the props.
I don't work in oils, though I did some watercolour on holiday once.
Soap is best. 😉😍
Really pretty. Now the challenge is how to make a soap with a swirl that looks like the outside of this soap that goes throughout the bar.
Yes, that would be very cool
That's such an awesome technique! The outcome is gorgeous 🥰 thanks for sharing
Thanks so much! 😊
This was so fun to watch. All the designs are so pretty. Thank you for the video.
Thank you so much @kathykat7592, that's very kind of you.
Such a pleasure to watch you make this soap. Lovely from every angle!
Glad you enjoy it! 🙂
So beautiful. Can’t wait to give this design a try.
I hope you have fun with it
I think it looks kind of like watercolor. Very cool! Thank you!
Hi @kattaylor9294 thank you so much for your very kind comment 😊
The dipping is pretty, but can I just say how much I LOVE your base soap design!
That's so kind of you to say @AndiNewtonian, thank you so much 😊
A good way to make 'ugly' soaps into pretty soaps! I fear they would be too pretty for people to want to use.
It can be a good technique, I'm not a fan of covering up ugly soap though as the ugly soap will be shown as soon as you get through the dipped part
@@IDreamInSoapVery true, I just felt my soaps. I don't think any of them should be considered ugly!!!
Sound effects. My favorite part! Gorgeous soap!
Thank you! 😊
LOVE YOUR CHANNEL
That's so kind of you to say @pamelastrawn, thank you so much 😊
Is this tool USB or the large head type of plug that is only available in non wet areas.
Very cool! Thank you for sharing ❤
Thank you so much @FranklyNaturalBeauty, that's very kind of you.
Your soaps came out absolutely beautifully!
Thank you so much!
Amazon tecnique ❤❤❤
😍
Absolutely gorgeous!! 🥰
Thank you so much @beckhill6642, that's very kind of you.
Wow! 💗
👍😍
Beautiful as always
Thank you! 😊
Wow!
Thank you so much @ffynnon100, that's very kind of you.
❤❤❤
Loving this design 😊😊😊
Thank you! 😊
Pretty! I love your color choices. The neon purple (a personal favorite of mine) was the perfect little extra! BTW, Lisa, what makes up your warming cupboard? I use a cardboard box lined with a heating pad and towels. (Not fancy, but it works.) What is yours?
Neon purple is my favourite purple too. My warming cupboard is actually a restaurant double plate warming cupboard. It's like this, not the exact one but very similar. www.empiresuppliesonline.co.uk/products/empire-double-door-hot-cupboard-plate-warmer-120-plate-7522-p
Wonderful!
Thank you so much @mq181, that's very kind of you.
Beautiful result! It's lovely to watch you enjoy yourself in the process
Well, it's my hobby as well as my job!
HERMOSOS !!! ❤
Thank you so much @silvia6524, that's very kind of you.
amazing! just amazing! you are truely talented :D much love from lancashire xx
Thank you so much!!
super
👍😉
I am not sure this is the right term, but this is out of your comfort zone as it were and you seemed to really enjoy yourself. I like the pattern on the side of the bars where you dragged up the side of the mold.
Thank you so much @karenmsuk, that's very kind of you.
M A G N Í F ICO.. amei
Thank you so much @kellensimonedossantos8442, that's very kind of you.
Very cool but i agree it wouldnt be right to sell them, We have the mini bleders here in Canada called milk frothers
I have no problem with selling the bars that are specifically made, like I did. I would show the back of the soap in the shop image and explain that the dipping bit was on one surface, but I wouldn't try to hide ugly soaps with the technique to sell them.
Not a daily soap but a beautiful technique
It was a competition soap, as you know, but we'll be using them. 😉
I just love watching you with all your soap making, even the music is lovely.
I live in South Africa and it is difficult finding soap making supplies, such as an extruder 😢
Hey, thanks. appreciate it.
We sell an extruder you know. 😉👍
@@IDreamInSoap thanks I know, can you imagine the cost with the South African rand exchange!
So beautiful! You decided not to use the black.
Yes, I was happy with how they were coming out, so didn't think I needed it
Beautiful results. It is always fun to see a new technique.
Thank you! 😊
Yours turned out so beautifully! ♥️
I didn’t get the dipping soap thick enough. 😢
Try again
😀
@@IDreamInSoap I plan to when I need more soap. I have a lot of stock to sell.
Beautiful Lisa, have a look at Jennifer's they came out looking like gems, quite beautiful.
I'm not sure who you mean by Jennifer I'm afraid
@@IDreamInSoap Apologies, Jennifer's channel is the soap artist. Lovely girl. I didn't know you didn't know her, I sort of thought we both subbed basically the same soap channels however I have been wrong. 😳😂. But now that I know this, there is one Texan man who can greatly benefit from your guidance, he calls himself the orgelmeister. I don't know why. I have sent him to you before because he's battling a bit. He instead found Katie from Royalty soaps, also a lovely girl but you surpass everyone when it comes to technicality, so although he's getting much help, the technical side of pouring to get a design has not reached him. And let me be clear I'm the last person to speak, I have never so much as bought mica, I just relax watching. Anyway there's some channels for you ❤️
Every time you dipped I had a new favourite bar😂
I do wonder how much dipping soap was discarded… it feels like it’s quite a wasteful process compared to your usual efficiencies!
Thank you Lisa!
I was able to use each plate of soap for about 3 or 4 bars, just adding a bit more soap. The bits that were scraped off I put into a small mould and then made a couple of bars that we'll just use at home.
When I did this challenge, I thought it was pretty simple to do and a great way to make “ugly” bars look very pretty. ❤
I agree, it does make ugly soaps look pretty, which is cool. I only said I didn't think it would be good if the soaps were to be sold as someone would be buying a soap based on the pretty top design, but would then end up with an ugly bar of soap
This would be a good tec for a surprise soap, instead of a rubbish soap underneath, a wonderful soap is slowly revealed when using! That sounds fun!
Sure is!
So much time spent on each bar!
The dipping was actually pretty quick, but yes they take more time than just a basic bar of soap