Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much 😀

Thank you! I am happy to share!

Thank you! It smells wonderful, too!

Thank you for watching!

Merry Christmas. We will miss you. Love you much.

I agree. This version of Dragon's Blood is a good one, though.

Thanks, it's been a while!

When your design is ready, click the down load button on the right of the screen. Your label will appear as a download at the bottom of your screen. Open a blank Word document, then go back to your internet browser so that you can grab the download and then drag it over to your Word document. From there you can manipulate the size and placement of your label by going to the Layout tab in your Word document. In Layout, at the top towards the right is a position tab, which also will have a size tab. I position mine to be center, and then click on the size tab and make mine 2.5" and hit okay. You can size yours to whatever you need it to be. I just like 2.5' tall label. If you make your margins the smallest you can, you can get 4 labels on a page. All of them centered so that you when you cut them, horizontally, you are cutting across the page. This way they will wrap around your soap with the label centered in the front. I hope this helps. If you need more, let me know. Maybe I can find time to do a mini video on this.

@ I appreciate your help and answering back. Thanks!

@ReelHookedCo truthfully, I have never made a liquid soap from just one oil, including just tallow. I am not a fan of one oil/fat soap for bar soap, as well, although I have made them, and will continue to make one oil/fat soap bar soaps. It took me a lot of tweaks to get the recipe I now use the way I want it and I have not experienced separation in my liquid soap, except for one occasion and I figured it was due to old Potassium Hydroxide. I ended up throwing that batch out. Sorry I couldn't help. Thanks for watching.

@ thank you!

Thanks for joining our crew!

I am so thankful I wasn’t hurt worse!

Thanks, Dora. Thankfully, I had already made your custom soap before I had this accident. Your soap is on the cure rack as I type.

Thank you!

It is easy to get careless! Thanks for watching!

You know, I have had so many requests for recipes that I am seriously considering putting them in my Etsy shop as a digital item. If I can figure out how to list a digital item, I just might do that. Stay tuned..... And thank you for watching!

Overgreasing? I am not sure what you mean by that. Do you mean superfat? I used 5% superfat.

Welcome to my channel! How long have you been soaping?

Glad you enjoyed it

This one is one of my favorites to make. It's pretty easy, but gives a dramatic effect.

Thank you! Welcome to my channel! Miss you!

Thanks!

neither have I until this one. I have done 100% coconut (with a 20% superfat) and 100% olive oil, which I did not care for, felt like washing with slime. This was a first with 100% palm and I was pleasantly surprised.

When making liquid soap, it really doesn't matter. You are pouring your lye water into oils that have already been warmed by the slow cooker. It's all getting heated by the slow cooker anyway. You just want to make sure that you are constantly using your stick blender and stirring in between bursts while working to get to trace, so that the batter doesn't overheat and bubble over. When making cold process soap, I like my lye water and my oils to be in the 90 to 100 degree range. It seems to be my sweet spot. Hope that helps! Thanks for watching!

Thank you! I am not great at it because I don't have a steady hand, but I think it turned out nice. Good luck on your soaping journey!

@dianehedricks7860 thanks. I kinda like them, too. Lol

@@ramblinrosecottage5983 you should be very happy with you result❤️

Thank you! It smells wonderful. It is available right now in my Etsy shop.

It really is a great addition to your soap. I hope you do make it and you enjoy it.

Thank you! Even though the fragrance oil discolored, it is pretty. And it smells divine!

thanks!

So good!

Thank you! 😊

@@clairegillies you can adjust the volume on the device you are watching on. Thanks for watching!

@@ramblinrosecottage5983 I did, then I can't hear you talking, so put it up again, and down again, and up again. apart from that.... I love watching you make the soaps, its a fascinating process. x

@@clairegillies I will see if I can make the sound more balanced on the next one.

I am sorry, but I don't give out my recipes. These are recipes I use to make the products I sell, and are proprietary. I hope you understand.

Thank you! 😊