Anne-Marie Makes Lingonberry Spice Cold Process Soap | Bramble Berry

This Lingonberry Spice Soap has a rustic chic look that’s perfect for the holidays and beyond. The bars have a white base and activated charcoal pencil lines. To make the top look festive, there are rose hips and dried leaves.
It’s scented with Lingonberry Spice Fragrance Oil, which is a comforting mix of apple, cedarwood, lemon, balsam fir, cinnamon, and mountain air.
Of course, how the soap feels is just as important. The recipe is made with new lingonberry seed oil, which has a silky and lightweight texture on the skin. The soap also features skin-loving shea butter and cocoa butter.
Lingonberry Spice Cold Process Soap Recipe:
5 Pound Mold with Sliding Bottom
Silicone Liner for 5 Pound Wood Mold
2.8 oz. Shea Butter (5%)
7 oz. Canola Oil (13%)
1.1 oz. Castor Oil (2%)
2.8 oz. Deodorized Cocoa Butter (5%)
14 oz. Coconut Oil (25%)
2.8 oz. Lingonberry Seed Oil (5%)
14 oz. Palm Oil (25%)
11.2 oz. Sunflower Oil (20%)
7.8 oz. Sodium Hydroxide Lye
15.6 oz. Distilled Water (15% water discount)
3 oz. Lingonberry Spice Fragrance Oil
Titanium Dioxide
Activated Charcoal
Rose Hips
Dried Leaves
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[@erickpatron2462]

more AM videos please, She’s the best ❤️❤️❤️

[@divya2677]

NO MATTER HOW MUCH I WATCH A/M IT FEELS SO LESSS!!!

[@maryanderson2602]

I truly appreciate how generous you have always been with sharing & passing on your wealth of experience & knowledge. You continue to inspire me to try new things & to make different types of products. And I love the huge amount of choices I have when purchasing from Bramble Berry! 😊

[@CA-LOVEFORJESUSCHRIST]

I love Ann-Marie she always show you so many different things, I love this scent, I love to this design.

[@LunaOverEden]

YAAASSSSS! You are back...teaching!!! Thank you so much and I love these videos.

[@cheryl739]

I truly love 💘 love love your products and learned by watching your early videos. I have ACD and cringed when you didn't scrape the bowl out properly with a spatula, for the top. I guess I am a product of my generation..... and think all those wonderful oils and such, shouldn't be wasted, regardless. Glad to see you are doing the videos again for the younger oncoming soapers. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. 😊

[@meganbrown6438]

Me loving watching these videos, even though I know I will probably never make anything this amazing.

[@DesertNails]

Yup, I make plain soap.

[@limitedluxurious]

Nice beautiful looking soap

[@lornashandmadesoaps7034]

Great video, love it when you use what you have on your website, it gives me a chance to see it in use.Thanks for sharing.

[@stancexpunks]

Please do more videos and tutorials on CP soap using discoloring fragrance oils! I believe this is your first video using one in CP soap. I haven’t been able to find many tutorials or info about how to design soap using a discoloring FO and if there are any designs possible that aren’t just all brown colors. I had no idea you could achieve that light of a color just by adding white! I’d love more info (even in future blog posts) about ways to work with discoloring FOs, especially ways to offset the brown color. But even putting out future tutorials on CP soap with all brown designs would be great too!

[@targaryan5697]

I love the longer videos I hope you make more!

[@julianbrinkmann6408]

Gracias por las ideas. Todo muy bueno

[@jaisparks6091]

Always love when a notification comes from Soap Queen. You always provide such helpful tips. Quick question, how should soap be stored after cure while preventing scent from fading and considering space being an issue?

[@chingalachuga6737]

Those came out beautiful

[@OpheliasSoapery]

Very cute!

[@surfingrits]

Could you do a break down video on how to make and measure soap recipes and explain the use of different oils? I am very weary on using the calculator as I don't understand. Thank you

[@Venus-bb7cd]

If you look at her previous videos, you will find videos on the basics of soapmaking.

[@stancexpunks]

She does have a video on how to design a soap recipe. Also get her books. It’s full of information like the properties of different oils. She uses a scale to measure the weight of the oils and ingredients used. The lye calculator on the Brambleberry site is to calculate how much lye and liquid (water) you need in your recipe. First you would design your recipe and decide what oils you want to use and how much. Then when using the calculator you first select what type of soap you’re making (liquid or solid), what unit of measurement you’re using (grams, ounces, or percentage) and your superfat level which is the amount of excess oils leftover in your recipe that you don’t want turned into soap. Then you enter in how much of each oil is in your recipe. For example if you are using 25 oz each of coconut, palm, olive, and canola then you would set your unit of measurement to ounces and then find the names of the oils on the list and enter “25” in the space next to them. After you press next it will calculate how much lye and water/liquid is needed for the amount of oils you entered. Then when it’s time to make the soap, you’d measure (with a scale) 25 oz each of the aforementioned oils and the amount of lye and water the calculator said and make the soap as usual (ie combine water and lye then add lye water mixture to oils and stick blend). As for the percentage option for the unit of measurement in the lye calculator, that’s used if you designed a recipe based on what percentage of each oil you want (ie 50% coconut 50% olive). So you’d enter how much you want the final batch to weigh (ie 32 oz) and it will calculate how much of each oil correspond to your percentages (ie 16oz coconut, 16oz olive) & amount of lye and liquid needed. This type of measurement is especially useful in recipe design which is often done in percentages. It’s also very useful when you want to resize a batch to make smaller or bigger in which you’d just need to change the total weight of oils and all the other ingredient amounts will change based on that. If you want to test out the lye calculator I recommend viewing the recipe for this soap found in the video description and entering in the values for each oil in the calculator to see if the lye and water calculation matches.

[@saf5634]

May be my favorite soap so far 😃

[@kajbathandbodyllc4318]

How do u keep it from separating? I tried doing a charcoal line but it separated. Everyone said I must have put to thick of a line... but you put tons more then I did. What’s the trick or secret? How do you make it work? This is such a gorgeous soap!❤️👍😊

[@filmcrewjess]

KAJBATHANDBODY LLC me too please! I tried this as well, and I had separation too!

[@kajbathandbodyllc4318]

Jessica Elsmore ugghh! It’s so frustrating huh?!. Lol I still can’t figure out how these soapers do it and not have any separation. Thanks for replying to my comment ♥️

[@filmcrewjess]

KAJBATHANDBODY LLC hopefully someone sees our pleas for help, and reaches out! I’m adamant to make another. It will be beautiful!

[@davidahandcraftsoap]

I have always been fearful of a water discount. Thank you for this helpful video I may give it a try.

[@kellythom747]

wonderful!

[@alkachoprard]

Love the tecture and final look. What is a substitute for lingonberry seed oil?

[@mykaelaparadis5264]

Im just wondering, what would the glycerine rivers look like?

[@jolandawidmer5609]

Thank you for this video. Could I mix the Titan Dioxid with water? Love your videos.

[@Skittles-wvr]

I have 5 of these molds but have a hard time figuring out how many oz I should set soap calc at,can you tell me what I should set it at if i don't want piped top?

[@chia-linchung6265]

Full face goggles lol, so cute~love your videos :)

[@karenp5630]

Very informative.

[@poppykefaloukos5189]

I'm making this soon!!

[@pinkysands208]

Hi I tried to do a mica line and after I unmolded it was separating where the line was so I rebatched it but I was wondering if I left it to cure for longer wud it end up sticking more and stop coming apart at the joins x

[@bramble-berry]

If you put too much mica between the layers it can separate, so next time just use a bit less! You still need the soap to touch so it will stick together!

[@SerendipitousProducts]

@annmarie what glass bowl is that ie size. The one on brambleberry looks to be two quarts.

[@Klaudia-nx7fx]

Hi i am new to soap making could you tell me how to calculate in metric system how much of oils water and lye you need to for any mould size..? As in the total volume to fit the size of mould a person might have .thank you

[@EmilyAllanPoe]

“ I love these glasses- they’re so cute!” Hahahahaha

[@marisp2588]

It looks like a cake and now I'm hungry

[@PrettyAliceNight]

Nice! How much soap does the shaver take off?

[@bramble-berry]

We don't exactly say how much the smaller amount removes but it is less than 1/16th of an inch. That is the largest that our shaver can cut.

[@PrettyAliceNight]

Soap Queen TV by Bramble Berry Great, thanks!

[@ysatizrendon2404]

Hi I have questions for you. What temperature you mix the water lye with oil.

[@rosiefrancisco2863]

How much sodium lactate do you put in so I don't stick to the mold

[@jackiesranch]

Love your video, you are amazing

[@mitalimmadan4021]

Ma'am please show 3 reciepie of Cold Process soap which can be made in hot humid weather conditions. I am requesting this because even the coconut oil and Shea butter are in liquid form in our type of climate. So I request you to please show 3 recipe for hot humid weather type with the desired perfume choice which I should be using. Thanks

[@traciesites428]

You can use any recipe, all the solid butters and oils will get melted anyways. Since it's hot and humid where you live put your soap mold in the freezer to prevent over heating.

[@ms.em0ti0nal93]

I love your videos

[@diyahasini6766]

Does it foam up

[@jeniferhale3985]

I use mnp soap, having problems with the layering

[@DesertNails]

Whoa! Are those safety glasses that can go over eyeglasses?

[@TessieDobey]

Yes, they can be placed over eyeglasses. I must wear my eyeglasses, so these glasses are excellent.

[@bramble-berry]

We do have some that go over eyeglasses here: www.brambleberry.com/Soap-Making-Goggles-P6647.aspx

[@chinamilenas3375]

Your amazing....

[@faitholy]

beautiful💞

[@chaseriderthetruthchaser5988]

I love your channel 😍💖 I just hate seeing good soap 🧼 being wiped on a napkin 💔🤭 Oils are very expensive 💰

[@sandramara3766]

beauty

[@lostcontrol1981]

So basically don’t use charcoal lines because they are a real pain.

[@EEGamersMom]

The way I keep my soap from discoloring when I use fragrance that has vanilla is to use a vanilla stabilizer

[@eemerson7323]

Who else came here from Safya Nyggard's video?

[@jessiehermit9503]

Vanilla smells bad. 🤪🤪🤪🤪