Hot Process Salt Bar Soap

[@swampcreeksoapworks7776]

I love the music mix you chose for this video.

[@hippynerd8801]

Music is distracting

[@gingermilsap7157]

I LOVE your soap but your music is very disconcerting! 😳

[@bramble-berry]

That looks gorgeous! Love that middle blue layer. =)

[@CH-xl3jk]

I love the music but a little too loud at times. Beautiful soap ❤️

[@debjeter02]

Hi! I love your video, and you made hot process layering look quite easy! Will definitely try this weekend, but with Epsom Salt instead. Thank you soooo much!

[@MohammedAslamtit-bitsoflife]

Ms Pretty, and yr product and the way u explained are nice...Thank you so much.

[@gingermilsap7157]

Thank you for inspiration! This is beautiful!

[@diannenaworensky6698]

I love that version of that song. It's on my play list. Hard to believe that's being done in a stairwell. ✌🏻❤

[@karenconine963]

What a great technique, I prefer hot process, but love color layering, I have some Brazilian purple clay. and sandalwood powder-I'm going to make some now. Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@letisiaw75]

Very nice.. I have such a hard time with total salt bars. I love that they're MOISTURIZING but not easy to make. Nice job

[@abrarameen88]

What should be the percentage of sea salt per kilo of oils?

[@agirlagoat1193]

It depends. Some say 50%. I do about 20%. It’s really personal preference & depends on your recipe. I would start at low % then test your soap & keep playing with % until you like it….Maybe start at 20% & go up from there 😉

[@carolj561]

Thank you for sharing your soap, it's amazing how liquid the HP soap is . The last time I made HP soap it got hard and was so hard to work with. I make CP soap, but I will try HP again!! You make it look so easy!!! 😊

[@1StellaStarr3]

Howdy! Impressive. That's it...you've done it...I'm going to venture in to the HP waters after all primarily because I don't want to wait 6 wks for it to cure! New subscriber here! Thank you!

[@lovmypoms]

Please make more videos! I love them!

[@loriseabrook1906]

Do you have the recipe ? I would love to make these??? Thanks they are lovely and perfect for my bff in Cali for Christmas? TY>

[@michellehindson728]

I love your Videos, I've only done two hot process and I'm not liking it I have a large new crockpot and it doesn't seem to go though the phases that other people get, you make them look pretty Thanks :)

[@MsCafeJava]

I have the same issue. did you ever have any success?

[@michellehindson728]

Last batch went well, still a bit soft, I guess time will tell, someone had a really good idea of covering the pot with clingfilm which worked well, as you don't have to take the lid off to see what is happening.

[@hopeforeliwagner8529]

when will you upload more videos? these are great!!!

[@cherylhavelka2542]

can you post a link to the fragrance oil you are using?

[@nicoledemana]

I really enjoyed this soap making vid. I do have a question did you leave your crock pot on whislt you did the colouring of the layers?

[@agirlagoat1193]

Nicole Bideau I usually just keep in on warm.

[@vfromthaburg]

i like you,very real/down to earth...not all are like tht

[@laura69271]

please - from where you bought the mold ? thank you ! - your soap is beautiful !!!

[@TheIris35]

I am new to hot process soap, I have what might seem like a dumb question to others who are used to hot process... could you pull out the amount of soap you wanted for the bottom layer and leave the rest in the pot so it stays warm? Then pull out second bit to color and and salt and so on? Or is there a certain time you reached heating it and you have to pull it out of the heat? I really love these and adore sea salt as it cured my arthritis in my hips by soaking in sea salt baths daily.

[@captnlance8210]

awesome video. I am about to attempt my first salt bar. Thank you! Great sound track as well. P-)

[@lmturmenne]

I'm a hot process gal, but I've never done HP salt bars. I have tried cold process, with not great results. I waited too long before cutting and they crumbled at the end of my cut. I use clay all the time and love how smooth it makes the texture and the colors. Do you believe there's a strict rule that requires a certain amount of salt added for it to be called a salt bar or can you add less than the normal amount and just label it as a soap bar with salt added? I just don't think it has to have 50 to 100 % salt. What's wrong with just adding 10 to 50 %???? That's my contention. It should be personal choice. Not what is dictated.

[@emimar95]

Music to loud.

[@scooter6969xxx]

Just tried a HP salt bar using Coconut Milk at your suggestion; however, after I made it, I realized I used my regular HP soap recipe and not my CP salt bar recipe which has a higher percentage of Coconut Oil (60%). Do you suggest using a higher percentage of Coconut Oil for your bars?

[@KaleidoscopeJunkie]

Looks like a great soap ! Since this was made (to keep the solution from cooling) have you tried resting the bowls in another bowl full of hot water? Like a double boiler? If so - How did it turn out? I'm looking forward trying this.

[@Cynattitude78]

Where did you get the Soap cutting thing?

[@denisemoralesmorales3714]

cool!

[@laura69271]

" i am using this stainless spoon like an idiot "... :-) ))) i love you !!!!

[@nancyarneson4804]

I'm going to try this!!! Now how much salt should I add??? THANKS!!

[@agirlagoat1193]

I usually add salt at about 50-60% of my wt of my oils😊

[@ThePetraji]

good information but music is annoying

[@glorieaukscunas6750]

Could you share the oil recipe you used for this?

[@emileneqasem9857]

What percentage of oils did u use ? I want to try this but i dont know how u got it to remain liquidly

[@gilthunder7798]

Do that help with dry skin and skin conditions?

[@agirlagoat1193]

Sea salt soap is great for all skin types as long as you super fat anywhere from 10-20%.

[@RNDiva33]

Do you superfat at 20% also what percentage of the water

[@phoelixfire433]

Where did you get the metal box you cut your soap in?

[@agirlagoat1193]

I'm pretty sure I got it from bulk apothecary. It was like $27. I really like it but would like a multi cutter!