They are temperature sensitive as they're supposed to be. Solid at cold or room temps. Then when you get them wet in hot bath or shower, the butters and melt and pour soap start to melt for use.

Take a look at your recipe. If you have too much oil and butters and not enough mp soap in it. It will kill any lather. Good luck!

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I used 3/4 cup soap base 3/4 sugar 1/4 cup coconut oil Fragrance oil almost 6grams

Thank you. I'm not currently making them fir sale but I was selling them for about $10 a pouch.

Hello. It's a 38oz oil batch. It's been a while since I've made the soap on a rope. Generally, the recipe is olive oil, coconut oil, palm oil, Grapeseed oil, and castor oil or canola oil. Make sure your fragrance behaves nice so it allows you to pour each mold then set the ropes. Enjoy.

The purpose of the butters is to contribute to room temperature solidity and marketing appeal to have a luxurious ingredient. I suspect you could make these without a butter but you'd have to definitely modify the recipe to achieve the same solid, cube consistency after setting.

@@thesoapbrewhouse8221 thank you. I was thinking of trying coconut oil

@@ThegeekdomofgoreBlogspot yes, 76 degree with perhaps a bit more melt and pour added. Start small. I'd hate for it not to work and waste ingredients

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Hello. I regards to the melt and pour soap in the recipe, you can use any kind you like. I use regular clear mp because that's what I have but shea mp or goat milk mp is just fine too.

Thanks for your question. it's .25oz or 7 grams of fragrance

I used 3mm cotton macrame cord from Michael's Crafts. Thanks for watching.

Yes, regardless of the type of melt and pour soap you choose, you still need the butter in the recipe or it won't have much moisturizing properties. Thanks for watching.

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Thanks for asking. The cubes are generally too small to just drag on the skin so what you want to do is take one or two and in the shower or bath, crush them in your hand with a bit of water then rub on your skin to exfoliate and massage the oils/butters into the skin. Rinse and you're done!

Hi, thanks for watching. That is a straight soap cutter.

Enjoy! These are so fun to make.

Thank you. Those stand up pouches came from Amazon. 4x7 size

It's possible. I'd make sure to keep them out of direct sunlight. I've also gone as far as bringing an empty cooler to keep them in until a customer makes a purchase. But at that show it was 113 degrees that day...everything was melting!

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Hi! Yes, they can a little bit so you have to be careful using them. Thanks for watching.

Thanks! They're so fun and easy to make. the PET jars came from Wholesale Supply Plus and they are the 8oz size. I now use 5x8 stand up pouches with a window. Holds more product and the customers like the pouches. You can find them on Amazon.

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Hi Alisha, the stand up Kraft bags are from Amazon. There are a variety of companies that have them and the size I used are the 5x8.

That's a tough question to answer for another business. You need to determine your unit costs for just one of the scrubs that you plan on selling(product, packaging, and labor) and also based on your selling platform(etsy, eBay, amazon) and location (tourist city or small town)that will determine your retail price. Personally, I can comfortably sell mine for $8-$10 for a 5.5oz bag based on my unit costs and what the customers in my area are comfortable spending. Good luck.

Hello, I've actually never dissolved the salt in water prior to adding the lye. The reason I did it this way in the video is to create texture in the soap and some mild exfoliation. Thanks for watching

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Hi Deb. Thanks for watching. The bags came from Amazon. A company called Sundirect, I think. These are the 6x4 size. They have a nice waxy coating so no leaking.

@@thesoapbrewhouse8221Quick question, what do you use in regards to your labels for your SumDirect Brown Craft bags? Is that a label printed directly on the bag itself and if so how, or is that a clear translucent label sticker?

@@mikasessentials2044 They are clear labels about 2x3 size from Online Labels that were used. Printed first then adhered to the bags.

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Thank you! Yes, these are fun and easy to make.

same here - these look awesome and i am going to try them out as well

Yes. Absolutely

Great idea!

@@thesoapbrewhouse8221 hi great tutorial I like yours better than the Rayalty Soaps you gave more tips. one question how long they last? thank you in advance

@@tutorialesblanca9991 hello! On the packaging, I state that the scrub rocks should be good for 6 months from the purchase date since I make them to order. Fresher is better though! Thanks for watching!

I love the networking. My daughter has a natural skin care line and I'm always searching and seeking for ways for her to enhance her product line with items that I would love to purchase from her. I LOVED! LOVED! LOVED watching this video. And Victoria, I loved your willingness to add feedback to the video! Thank you both.