Coconut Oil Soap Making

[@jimhood1202]

Very nice. I've been making 100% coconut soap for a few years here in Panama. I use oil that my neighbour makes by hand over an open fire (it smells beautifully smokey and is fabulous to cook with also). We have a river nearby with beautiful red clay and your video has inspired me to add a little to my batter. Thanks a lot for posting.

[@jimhood1202]

Little update. I added a few grams of my red clay slurry to the last few bars of my last batch and it looks great. A nice rosy orange. It will become a regular addition now.

[@lizwebber1810]

Do you mind sharing your 100% coconut oil soap recipe? Thanks.

[@boop7313]

​@@jimhood1202 How beautiful! Thanks for the update.

[@gangapatlanagaraj8063]

For all those people who wants to try soap making at their homes or in their backyard just to pursue for fun or to sell and make some money please beware of the risks that can be harmful ingredients used in soap making. learn or try attending a soap making class by professional. please wear eye protection glasses hand gloves and mouth masks and an synthetic Apron and prefer doing in outside in open space but not in enclosed cabins or rooms in case if something goes wrong. i believe we can start using soap after 45 days of making. Safety comes first guys. Great artistic soap making video.

[@minii394]

Gangapatla Nagaraj why is the time so long😭

[@satishm5260]

For this soap there seems to be no risk

[@Gionics3c]

They look awesome like Pink Moons! My wife Love the patterns

[@stillbee7222]

Oh that's pretty. I just love how that looks. Rose clay color is one of my favorites.

[@vijayagauri7988]

Thank you for sharing your craft. It is facinating to watch colour being added to white soap.

[@Susan.Lewis.]

This video brought back memories. I could almost smell the soap as you were pouring it into the moulds. Nice video.

[@hookbeak2321]

So it's the pink clay that gives those swirls. It's therapeutic watching the process which may be the case if you're the person making the soap. The wire cutter looks as though it's also homemade. Enjoyed your video Holly.

[@joanbelmont5450]

Hello! I made two batches of 100% CO with 20% SF and even though I don't have dry skin it dried me up badly. So, I found that WSP suggests making it with 30% SF, not 20 like everyone else. Wow, what a difference! You should try it. It left my skin feeling clean but very moisturized.

[@katharta]

What is SF?

[@andrestech588]

Either San Francisco or superfat, I guess..

[@lolingyou3298]

What is superfat...and how we make it happening?

[@Endremael]

@@lolingyou3298 i'd say it's vegetable lard.

[@lane8376]

You could add some kind of spring and a flat disk that can slide the soap over so you can just continually cut your soap.

[@terryannsweeney4428]

So glad I came across this video this morning while eating my breakfast! I am planning to make 100% coconut oil soap today, and would have put it in a preheated 170° oven and turn it off! That would’ve been so so bad. Perfect timing! I will be pouring in a rectangular mold that makes 12 individual bars. I’ve heard if it cures too long it’s hard to cut, so not taking any chances! Thank you for all your hard work making these videos. I always learn so much from you!

[@isdachannel2609]

Watching your videos makes soap seem easy and fun. thanks for the video

[@hollysoapmaking]

Thank you and thanks for watching!

[@YSL421]

It's looking like a fabulous candle when took out of the mould

[@emanaboelsaoud]

Hey Holly, i just finish my coconut soap i did it exactly the same like your recipe but please tell me when can i use this soap after 4 weeks? can i use it now?

[@sarutsarut5097]

30 days, then you can use it

[@realesl2172]

For the 20%superfat, did you add another oil after mixing lye water and Oil, or did you calculate lye amount for the 20% superfat? I am a beginner soaper and learning a lot from your videos. I would really appreciate if you answer my question. Thanks.

[@cHAOs9]

Im sure you found the answer in the last 3 years, but anyway, every recipe I've heard of, it's calculated into the ratios before first mixing. That way, you won't have to mix it twice, especially not after it's already thickening.

[@JazzyMamaInAK]

The color came out very pretty 🧼

[@ofthebeanvariety]

You are really good at setting the mood with music that matches the energy and pacing of your video. Lighting and editing are excellent too.

[@amandah.2202]

I believe the energy going into candle or soap or even cooking means so much after all it’s going to affect ours and our body whether we eat rub on our body or use for scent it’s so important I don’t buy unless I trust where it came from :)

[@yessaaaaaa]

@@amandah.2202 Mhmmm

[@fastestcars2735]

is this a face and body soap or a kitchen soap, please reply.

[@ofthebeanvariety]

@@fastestcars2735 100% coconut oil soaps need a high superfat content to not be stripping on the hands. Facial skin is much more sensitive and prone to dehydration. I wouldn't use this on the face.

[@adamuabubakar8650]

Thank you i really appreciate your hand work. But the measurement of coconut oil and lye is not clear to me. Can you please help me the measuring details? God bless you

[@nanomc3174]

Hi Holly, I am def gonna try this one, maybe s/fatting 25% and adding coconut milk as another person shared. Btw, my first soap recipe was formulated watching and taking advice from your vids...I have tweaked it over the years and it remains my favorite recipe..(I soap for fun and share with my family and frens) Thanks for your kindness in always sharing with us ! Much appreciated !

[@AngeLovesKPOP]

Nano Mc what fat did you use? Are there any official names?

[@nanomc3174]

AA 100% coconut oil.

[@blackberryridgesoap-debbie2520]

The 100% coconut oil makes such a nice white base! Really enjoyed the video and learned a lot! Thanks for sharing, Holly!

[@vasanthabs2475]

Can we use pure coconut oil instead of soap base

[@gogoscorner1111]

This was so magical to watch. I think I'd rather watch you make it than try it myself lol.

[@scrappylucy1]

I love working with coconut oil soap! Its so white and amazing and at 20% fat, not drying at all and very bubbly!!! Love the video! A question, curiously only, why did you pour in increments? Was it because of the mold you were using?

[@hollysoapmaking]

Thank you! Yes, I poured in increments because with this mold, pouring the in-the-pot swirl all at once tends to leave half the soap without any color or swirl. At least for me, anyway. When I started pouring the round soaps in increments like this, I got more soaps with interesting swirls. Thanks for asking!

[@ajaynarayanan2326]

Best ever soap I've seen in my life... Sweet video

[@hollysoapmaking]

Thanks!!! :)

[@conniemcgee8547]

This makes me want to make this soap ☺️ thank you for sharing

[@moumitadas6563]

This is such a good quality video with so much precision. I am inspired to start

[@poegworld]

Beautiful. Do I have to wait 3-4 weeks for it to cure before using it since there's lye in it?

[@rodneymaluleke5122]

Hello. Where can I get that type of a cutter?

[@lakshmi369.]

Grazie per la condivisione,i tuoi saponi sono opere d'arte, molto belli sicuramente ottimi come idratazione.Complimenti!🌺

[@ThePetraji]

Beautiful and excellent, as always - but what is the actual purpose of making a 100% coconut soap? Despite the 20% superfatting would it not be drying?

[@hollysoapmaking]

Thank you! I made it for a subscriber who requested the video. Single oil soaps are definitely interesting to try. However, I found the soap incredibly drying to the skin even with the extra superfat. Coconut oil in high percentages is just too cleansing for me. I’ve heard from a lot of soapmakers who do like it, though. I’m sure it just depends on the person and their skin type. :)

[@mechpintos572]

Holly - Kapia Mera Soap And how can you change de formula to get a white soap alike but not so drying by mixing with others butter or oils ?

[@anahenderson998]

did you enjoy how the soap felt once it was done.. did you have to cure it for very long? I made some (indeed it got very hot!) and it feels almost good to go straight out of the mold...

[@hollysoapmaking]

I liked how the soap felt when I tested it with my hands, but I actually found it much too drying for anything else (I tend towards dry skin). However, I know some people who really love 100% coconut oil soap. Mine was very hard within a day (like brick hard), but I still let it sit for a few weeks just to be sure as much water as possible had evaporated.

[@celesteramos1780]

How do you how much lye, water and cocunut to use?? And if I do use coconut oil what is the super fats percentage?? Would appreciate it if you can explain or if you can make a video about it

[@berry.x9388]

I've never read a more informative description on KZbin! Thanks a lot!

[@sl4983]

True!!!

[@anidnandina]

Hey @holly. Newbie here and this is my first time doing cp and i thought watching your vids look so easy but turns out my soap didnt leave any trace eventhough ive already mixing and stir it over and over till 40 minute.. My recipe using soap calc is water 148.62 gr Naoh 73.2 gr Coconut oil 500gr Can u look where did i do wrong? Many thanks.. And great video by the way. Easy to follow. 😘

[@Samiamehmoodofficial]

Thx for following

[@saraha5522]

I'm sure you've already found the answer by now but some soaps can take a long time to reach trace, don't despair just keep stirring (preferably with a stick blender, blend for a few minutes then stir for a few minutes, keep alternating so your blender doesn't die on you).

[@przb2God]

I enjoyed the video and I love the non-talk thru-out the video.

[@amberstone8377]

ok quick question... because base is coconut oil will the soap still withstand heat of shower? does the lye help keep soap solid longer

[@yussuf2916]

Very helpful! May I ask though, does it melt in hotter temperature such us 40 degrees Celcius?

[@cherrycordiaI]

I love how lathery coconut oil soap is, and this is a lovely color.

[@hollysoapmaking]

Are there any other single oil soaps you'd like me to try? If you need more help with this soap, I’ve added links for beginners under the video. Thanks for watching!

[@JohnZ117]

Would olive oil work?

[@kavitazagade126]

How i order dis soap from you in india??

[@HISIAM888RUHIS888]

Oh.. What about Almond Oil! Or Avocado Oil? (With Basil in it)?!!🌱🥑🍃🥑🌱🥑🍃🥑🌱🥑🍃

[@coventinasterling]

So every time I try hot process olive oil soap (even with a tiny bit of coconut oil...or not) it NEVER harderns. Does olive oil not like hot process? Does olive oil soap take literally a year to cure? If you could do a hot process 100% olive oil soap and tricks to make it actually harden that would be cool. I'm thinking of experimenting with a ton of sea salt to combat this problem but tired of wasting materials!

[@missoap7502]

@@JohnZ117 100% olive oil cold process soap is one of my favorite , but need more than month to dry ....really good.

[@hon.franknewmanel2670]

BRILLIANT AND WELL DONE

[@Moefongoe]

Best diy i seen so far. U kept it simple n showed the important stuff. I saw 3 before this one that ended without showing end result.

[@Deeps_8616]

I dint that we can make soap with coconut oil alone. Organic😍

[@jeremiesgoddess]

How long is the curing process? What sort of conditions do you need in the place where your coconut oil soap is going to cure?

[@hollysoapmaking]

I typically let soaps dry for 4 weeks. I just use a rack in the corner of my soaping room. I do keep a dehumidifier running most of the time but only because of the humidity being a bit high where I live.

[@jeremiesgoddess]

Holly - Kapia Mera Soap thank you!!

[@nue111]

how long it will stay? will this soap melt when it is the hot weather? and is it suitable to use if i have a dry skin? Thanks :)

[@karen_james]

Love how soft the color is in this soap Holly. ❤ Beautiful job as always. 👍❤

[@hollysoapmaking]

Thank you so much, Karen! :)

[@nspremnsprem5238]

@@hollysoapmaking madam. Namastee my skin is total dry when o wash it with In a one hour it's dry my face and darkness also Total dry I used a lot of soaps now am using Fiama avocado and peach soap Please give me suggestion to me

[@Alex-wn5rc]

Big question: How long should it be left to saponify (turn to soap), since as a teenager I made some and had to leave for many weeks for the ph to become safe?

[@maymalar4852]

Yes, 45 days

[@pyrofful]

Question for the women here: Is it safe to wash all the body with or only the armpits and feet? Being a guy I make this for myself and use it as a body wash (works awesome btw) but when I have company that are women I wonder if I shouldn't give them a bar or warn them to not use it in some areas because of PH issues or irritation. Is pure coconut oil soap safe for women's delicate area? Great video btw. I love pure coconut oil soap.

[@Eskapismus]

Using soap there wouldn't be a great idea because of the pH, like you already mentioned. You want to keep the low pH to avoid infections etc., so water is just fine. Otherwise, you can buy specific body wash for ladies, which has a low pH. ;)

[@pyrofful]

@@Eskapismus Thanks for the reply that's what I was thinking. Thanks for the reply!

[@Eskapismus]

@@pyrofful You're welcome! 🌻

[@MrLondonbsb]

Wonderful! I hope to be this good one day! Just started this trade, still learning. Greetings from Brazil!💘🥰🌹🍀🤩🍭😍💝🕊☕

[@Cvoor]

Beautiful coconut soap, would love to have

[@DivineProsperity7]

I can’t wait to make my own like this

[@yakobusdasor9630]

Thank you very very much.I will right here to try and to make soap.

[@Melissa-gz1wg]

I have a question....if lye is so bad for your skin...how does it work in soap? Im new to this...just wanting info. Thanx

[@hollysoapmaking]

No problem! It’s a great question. When the oils (fats) combine with an alkali (in this case sodium hydroxide), a chemical reaction takes place called saponification that turns them into soap. Assuming it is made correctly, there’s no sodium hydroxide in the finished soap. Hope this helps! 😊

[@Melissa-gz1wg]

@@hollysoapmaking yes!!! Thank you!

[@Msleelee9487]

might can do this the soap looks like it smells good

[@SK_editzx_]

Yes u are making very pretty soap but I think it's very hard any easy way. Such a beautiful soap I love it

[@ariesjourney85]

Wil it melt faster when we use the soap?

[@bexdoc3654]

I always make 100% coconut oil soap, it is a sure winner because it's a hard bar, lasts long and lathers well. Also it's great as a shampoo bar. Love it. Just a question, what is your liner paper called and where do you purchase it, I live in New Zealand and I haven't had any luck finding the right liner paper. Awesome video thank you for sharing

[@TNUni167]

You could use freezer paper to line molds.

[@dolmatsering8048]

bex doc plz can I have ur recipe?

[@suhaliasauls4510]

Sandwich isle?

[@Js20639]

Do you add anything to harden your bars? I make a 100% coconut oil bar superfatted to 18% but I find the bars on the soft side and don't last as long I think they should.

[@rahmaalharrsi1460]

May you introduce your receipy

[@Philathai]

I have read that coconut oil is very drying...but great for lather

[@kezzakelly2882]

for some maybe, but not everyone. I love this soap

[@miadesereeravago]

Hi! Is that coconut oil like the one made from copra or VCO? I'm new to this and I want to know the difference. Hope you see this. thanks!

[@hollysoapmaking]

Hi! It's the refined Coconut Oil 76 Degree from Soaper's Choice. They do have other versions like the Organic Coconut Oil which is cold pressed and Organic Coconut Oil RBD which is expeller pressed. Here's the link to all of their coconut oils, in case you'd like to see the descriptions: www.soaperschoice.com/coconut/ 😊

[@KnivesTV]

This is so satisfying to watch. It looks delicious yet I know its not food.

[@BelieveinyourselfABC]

How long after you freeze it for 24 hours and cut it can you sell them? Does this one take 4 to 6 weeks as well?

[@hollysoapmaking]

Yes, I usually wait 4 weeks just to make sure as much water has evaporated as possible so the soap lasts a long time when it's used.

[@jennifereverett6298]

How hot during saponification? I've been wondering for a long time. Not just slightly warm, I presume, since you put it in the freezer.

[@hollysoapmaking]

This particular 100% coconut oil soap gets very hot. It even gelled in the freezer. I tried leaving another batch on the counter (uncovered), and it split down the middle due to the heat. :)

[@jennifereverett6298]

Amazing! I never would have guessed that saponification can generate that much heat. Perhaps with pure coconut oil soap, it would help to start with ice cubes instead of water. I've read that some really like working with ice cubes, but now I'm thinking that they wouldn't work with all oils.

[@ehapfather5618]

Thank you for that .but please can you tell me the weight of oil &lye in gram ❤❤

[@noninoni8359]

I like the freezer thing

[@guest2522]

Hi I came from my science class i learn many about the video!

[@happinessbassey5481]

It's lovely 💟 Please what type of superfat did you use for your soap?

[@trishnasaha27]

how to calculate ration of lye to keep it 20% super fat for 1 liter of extra virgin coconut oil?

[@rawahamam7428]

Magnificent work dear I loved your work from the first sight and me and my husband we are going to follow you and stay with you all the way. By the way I forgot to introduce myself my name is Rawa and I am living in Sweden stockholm and I am an English teacher.....nice to know you dear🌹🌹🌹

[@hollysoapmaking]

Thank you, Rawa! :)

[@fonphone2851]

Hello Holly. Such a beautiful soap making. You inspired me to do soap making and now my desk is full of tools and ingredients for soap making. Question, do you think the clay would be the cause of the crack if not putting into the freezer?

[@kanikan8660]

Well done video. Very professional!

[@missreina5025]

I find the video relaxing 🙂

[@MsLee-oh7hy]

Ur soaps are so beautiful. The color the red clay provides is amazing!

[@xiomaraalvarado8108]

Hello how long you leave it inside the freezer

[@sanjusharma983]

I want to buy this

[@AbbasKhan-qt5ol]

Mashallah very good your sope Kia Kia chize apne yose ki ke plz btae

[@matildakavuma5854]

Hello, not sure when you shall see this but how soon can you use the soap after making it? I've seen some videos where they say it will take about 4-6 weeks for the soap to cure.

[@hollysoapmaking]

Cold process soap needs anywhere from 3 to 6 weeks to cure. By cure, it means for the water to evaporate and the bar to harden. Some people believe the soap is becoming milder over that time, as well. The harder the bar, the longer it will last for you when using it. Hope this helps! :)

[@matildakavuma5854]

Oh okay. Thank you for responding. I am interested in soap making so this is helpful. :) I was thinking there's a work around this. But looks like there isn't. I have seen other videos of hot process (not sure that's the name) but that can be used immediately. But I will try both out.

[@hollysoapmaking]

I should also have mentioned that using a dehumidifier helps a bit. I use one in my curing room, and I really think it takes about a week off the curing time. Good luck with your soap making! :)

[@tripleo8545]

@@hollysoapmaking at how many weeks did you cure this particular process for? Why put it in the freezer since it is coldprocessed? I thought it was meant to be covered and cut the next day for curing to commence. Thanks in advance.

[@hollysoapmaking]

Cold process soap can be covered/insulated or placed in the fridge or freezer. It’s really just about whether you want the soap to go thru gel phase or not. Some recipes will get too hot and split if allowed to sit out (this particular one will even if uncovered and even in the fridge for me). Also, Some people just want a whiter soap, so they use the cold temps to avoid gel altogether. To keep this soap from overheating, I just placed it in the freezer. After the soap thawed, it was very hard and had to be cut. I let it cure for about 3 to 4 weeks. Thanks for asking. :) -Holly

[@hindnehaoua8782]

It is so beautiful and elegant

[@jvvl11e]

I'm pretty sure Leonarda would have loved this

[@lenasafieh8083]

Ophélie A it would be Leonarda approved no doubt

[@AmandaFiorani]

Do you always hydrate the clay? And why do you do it? I love your videos!

[@hollysoapmaking]

Thank you so much! I usually hydrate the clays just to make them easier to blend into the soap. I actually just posted a video today (Stone Soap Rocks) where I added it dry. It took a while to get the clay specks out and some still ended up in the final soap. When I hydrate the clay, it just incorporates faster and easier. 😊

[@AmandaFiorani]

@@hollysoapmaking thanks for replying! I've always add it dry, but I'll have to try it hydrated to see how it will work out now. Thanks so much 😊❤

[@rayleeaustralia]

You do have very nice hands. Must be the soap you use

[@hollysoapmaking]

Well, thank you! 😊

[@karan25535]

Hey, lovely recipe .......can i add 1.5% citric acid + 1.5% table white/processed sugar to this 100% coconut oil recipe to the water when I add in the lye? Also, when I add extra lye for accounting for the citric acid, should i also add more water or should water remain unchanged?

[@brandon_heather_hobbs]

Hi! I noticed that you soap the coconut oil and lye at 78°. I make this same soap between 100° and 110°. Is 78° better ?

[@hollysoapmaking]

Not at all. I just like to soap around room temperature. It gives me a little longer working time for swirls, and the lower temp (combined with a water discount) can help me prevent gel if I ever want to do that. With this soap, it was really just about the convenience of preparing everything the night before and also doing the swirl. But really it’s just personal choice. Thanks for asking! :)

[@brandon_heather_hobbs]

Thank you! I have been making coconut oil soap for about 5 years amd still learning! If you soap at 78° does that cut down on soda ashe?

[@hollysoapmaking]

You’re welcome! Unfortunately, no, the lower temp doesn’t help me with ash. I wish it did! :) The only thing that helps me reduce ash is when I cover the soap immediately with a lid, wrap it in a blanket, and don’t even peek at it for 2 to 3 days. That way, saponification is pretty much complete, and there’s no excess sodium hydroxide left to react with carbon dioxide in the air. :)

[@brandon_heather_hobbs]

@@hollysoapmaking Thank you so much for the reply and info!!!!

[@chichievingno5006]

wow..i like it all even ur materials that u used to cut, i wish i can have it for my plan to make soaps for my source of living.

[@tn532]

Can you do this recipe with Shea butter with Lye only? Very nice video!! Love it!

[@bodygarbage]

You can make any soap with just one oil and lye if you like, just put it through a lye calculator first to see the kind of soap it will give you. I've made "cocoa butter" and "Shea butter" soaps but I added coconut oil for the bubbles and cleansing factor. It's really up to you. Hope this helps 🤗

[@hollysoapmaking]

Thank you! You can make soap with any single oil. The properties of the soap will just be different depending on the oil. Here’s a great article from the SoapQueen on her single oil soap tests (including a Shea butter soap). www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/tips-and-tricks/single-oil-cold-process-soap-lather-tests/ Thank you for asking! :) -Holly

[@ssssm7285]

Is it necessary to put soap in the freezer?

[@Mulmulmist]

I heard 100%coconut oil soap doesn't give you much leather but its only soap which leather in sea water is that true? Please do reply thank you

[@MoveInChrist]

Looks so beautiful, thank you for sharing !

[@karoltedchan3495]

Is it true that soap will get harder when we put 100% coconut oil? Than 100% palm oil?

[@ammaragharade]

Wow this was beautiful 😍 can you please put the recipe of how to make a soap base. Please....

[@tenzinminkyi5680]

I had and have alwys loved to do DIY for face cream , toner etc n crafts for room decor n hv been eager to do diy soap but I didn’t get the perfect recipe. I wish this cud help me.

[@ambreenrasul]

would the soap melt if i have it shipped and it stays in the heat for a few days depending on when the person receives it?

[@070888anah]

Hello thanks for sharing. I wanna know if I can use this pink kaolin.clay for a shampoo bar. Thank you😊

[@ahahahahahahahah5212]

I’d guess yea due to the fact that it’s safe for skin (bc it was used in soap) but you may want to double check 😂 x

[@melanie1050]

Nice and simple...I bet it's Lux and sudsy...I love it

[@yasaswinkapoor446]

Will that soap stay stable at room temperature with out melting ?? What is the logic behind ??

[@Endremael]

It's no longer coconut oil. The triglycerides are reformed, basically. Glycerides are then attacjed to a sodium molecule

[@hukkeri5576]

So who told you the soap will melt. Its soap now. Theres no logic in your question.

[@THE.BIBLE.JOURNALIST]

Awe you inspire me! Keep up the great work!

[@hiwelcometochilis2025]

How much coconut oil and super fat do you use. And also how mush lye.

[@sankgethasankgetha6319]

hi dear am new to soap making just saw the video and was looking for some calculation here , so if am not wrong the coconut oil is 80%and 20% is superfat or coconut oil is 100% and 20 % is superfat , and can u tell me the calculation for water and lye how much u have taken, am just trying to learn so if you can tell me how much percent water and how much percent lye in this will be great , might be silly question sorry for that ;)

[@jayasrirama9575]

Thank you so much very inspiring . First I will make Sample sopa

[@maycuarecamacho]

Nice, thanks for sharing!

[@taureanspiritualgoddess4449]

How do you wrap these and keep them from melting so fast because coconut oil gets liquidy really quickly in warm environments

[@Ravenbird22]

They're not soft like the coconut oil is in the beginning. The oil and lye water have a chemical reaction to make soap, just like a normal bar of soap you buy at the store. She put it in the freezer to keep it from getting too hot during the chemical reaction, not to solidify the oil.

[@natasharomanoff4673]

This is so inspiring! I have never made soap because I am afraid of lye, with a child around. Can I buy it already made to just mix with the oils/fat?

[@ghettocountry8678]

that's my problem was the thickening causing overload out the molds, so im going to go up on water amounts, that's probably what's causing it to rise out your molds....

[@emysobhy7299]

I really enjoy your soap thank you can you please tell me if I can use it for oily skin with 20% super fat

[@marytube6475]

Wow! I really enjoyed watching the video and it inspired me to make my own soap! Thank you so much! I'm definitely subscribing for more !

[@hollysoapmaking]

Thank you so much!!

[@solomonasoya1105]

@@hollysoapmaking Can you please inbox to my email???

[@mohammedriyazansari4462]

Did you make it ?