Making and Cutting "Little Tiffany Dress" Hot Process Soap

This 10-Minute Hot Process soap was created using the SJHP Method using the Stick Blender aka SBHP Method.
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First time using the SJHP method and I'm NEVER going back.... Wow!! Almost 60 oz of PUMPKIN GINGER CHAI soap - made with organic pumpkin purée for some of the water and also added after cook. Love it!!! S. Milan
My first time using Sharon ebook and sbhp soap. I made think it turned out great. This is scented with my own gold. Thanks for your support. I made it last night and cut within three hours. Yea. A. Sayer
Oatmeal/Honey HP Soap...using Sharon Johnson technique! They are getting smoother and smoother Sharon with each attempt! Its unbelievable! I believe I am officially addicted to SBHP. I just keep making soap. Its so darn quick now! I would like to thank you Sharon for sharing your soaping techniques with us. You are surely amazing along with your products! This is my attempt at SBHP T. Brown
I recently took my love of making soaps serious enough to start a business. The one thing I love about what you have done Sharon is you have given people not only the opportunity to invest in their craft with your E-Book but also a powerful tool to invest in their business. I have made four loaves of HP soaps in one day and that is due to the unbelievable amount of little time it takes to make HP now using your method! Not to mention the freedom of being so creative with it! I have spent more money on molds, time and guess work with fingers cross making my CP soaps then I could ever spend purchasing your E-Book. It is well worth the investment! Kudos to you! T. Brown
OMG, purchased ebook yesterday and had to give it a try! All I kept saying OMG! The batter was so fluid even before I added sour cream ( that's right, didn't have yogurt) and it becomes even more fluid! I had two colors mixed, so I hurried and mixed one more and did a drop swirl! Clean up was a joy! LOVE! Thank you Sharon Johnson! This book will change your soaping experience 100% in the best direction. M. Street
This is the bastille recipe made this morning from Sharon's ebook and is the best result I have gotten from any process or any recipe using this mold. It is tinted slightly greener than the pic shows and scented with Tuscan olive leaf fo. Although my favorite mold, until now, it was almost impossible to get good results from. I am going to make another batch of bastille this afternoon. The only recipe I haven't made yet is the lard oil recipe. Coming soon! K. Roscoe
Holy cow! I just made the Wally World recipe from Sharon's ebook and it is an amazing recipe. It feels just like a very high end, luxury soap (as I call my soaps that have lots of shea and mango butters). I did the secret feather swirl and that remains to be seen but the soap is lovely! Has anyone else made it? K. Roscoe
I have gone crazy with the recipes in the ebook and am making soap almost daily! K. Roscoe
Sharon Johnson's E book is now available. This is a New Revolutionary method for hot Process soap that, other than changing my soaping life, takes 10 minutes from adding the lye to having true blue ready to use soap! and clean-up is a breeze because everything is coated with soap, not process... you really need to check it out. This morning I made a batch of Oat milk and Honey soap and from adding the lye water to putting it in the Freezer for 2 hours, took me all of 25 minutes and that INCLUDES the clean-up. I am ready to set up and do another batch. After my soap comes out of the freezer and I cut it, I will give it 2 days to dry, and basically it is ready to sell...it is a FANTASTIC way to soap without those interminable waiting for curing times of 6 to 8 weeks... M. Torrealba

[@salayna]

Soap is gorgeous and the music is on point. Love it!

[@mickiperepeczko7373]

Beautiful Sharon - love the feather look and the video.

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

Micki Perepeczko Thanks so much Micki!

[@leocorbs4127]

Again...absolutely breathtaking!!.

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

Leo Corbs Thanks so much!

[@lovmypoms]

Amazing Sharon! Such beautiful swirling. Thank you for taking the time to make this video for us. Peace and much love to you!

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

elissa lewis Thanks Elissa! Bless you my sister!

[@denisem1632]

Hi very pretty color soaps. Love the colors too. :-)

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

Denise Mosley Thanks Denise!

[@mayannjudithmaske6456]

Congratulations ! Superb! Very inspiring, and the music is great! Im inspired to do soap as nice as yours. I pray to God to bless me with the ability to make my soap as creative as how you did yours. Lets praise our Savior all day long. And your voice is like a music in my ears, an Angel's voice.

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

may ann judith Maske Oh, thanks May! I do love you my Sister in Christ!

[@foxxhawk]

Another amazing video, thank you! It's a beautiful soap and I'm finding your videos very inspiring :)

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

foxxhawk Thank you!

[@joycematthew876]

Love your videos! I look every day for the next video. I'm SO excited about your new ebook! Can't wait!!!

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

Joyce Matthew Thanks Joyce for your support! Yes, more videos are coming!

[@melissasmith5904]

Thank you for taking the time to show us this new method and technique .. lol i have been watching daily for a new video and i was so excited to see that you have a new video .. Love watching your video's as i sing along to Gods music .. Thank you again

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

Melissa Smith Thanks for your support Melissa! Yes, more videos are coming!

[@melissasmith5904]

I did try this method and it worked awesome and my design was very nice best i'v ever have been able to achieve with HP process.. Next time i try this i will use 2 SB because my SB got so hot i couldn't hardly touch it but i was able to finish .. It turned out wonderful

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

Melissa Smith So glad it worked for you. But remember you must start with the correct temps or you could "fry" your stick blender. It's 200 for Oils and 170 for Lye Water Solution.

[@melissasmith5904]

Thank you Sharon, My temperatures for my oils was a little over 200 and my lye was around 180 ish can't remember exactly but my soap did turn out the only problem i had was my soap was very soft, I'm sure it was because of the oils i used .. I only did a small batch but i was able to do a swirl something that was very hard to do with crock pot method .. But after i read the comments under your video i realized my oils was way to hot .. I do have a question with my oils being so hot will that kill the properties of my oils after weeks later my soap is starting to harden up some .. i might have to rebatch it .. but i lol really don't want to because it turned out beautiful .. Thank you so much for talking to me and helping me with this because i love this new method ..

[@onetopmom]

Melissa Smith

[@SOMUCHMORETHANMS]

In your book will you have recipes that are lard, tallow,and palm free? That would be amazing. Thank you!

[@UtahGmaw99]

I would love an e-book! Will You have a supply list with it? This is just incredible!!!

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

UtahGmaw99 Yes, there will be a supply list along with recipes.

[@tikiwil5961]

Sharon, I have made soap since I was 12 and I have never seen anything like this. I am not Brave like you, LOL, first, I have never soaped at such a high temp. and second, when I see that volcanic beginning, I freak out!! You go girl, I am so proud of you, keep up the great work.

[@CHEYENNERAIN1]

Sharon, Again wonderful and beautiful soaps. I love this sped up HP process since it looks like liquid soap and much more pliable to work with unlike the tradition HP process. Namaste

[@day646]

Thank you Sharon! This method is a blessing for me, still learning

[@LawandaFinch]

I so enjoy your videos!! Sharon your spirit testifies with mine! Love your music and your voice!! Happy soaping!!

[@rhondajewell4707]

I'm glad to see a new video. Thank you so much for introducing us to this new method! I look forward to seeing more. Thank you Sharon!

[@UtahGmaw99]

Sorry I ment a suppliers list.

[@MakeSoapWithNana]

Your soaps are amazing Sharon. Thanks so much for sharing this new method of hot processing. I have been making crock pot soap for about two months now and simply love it. Now I am very excited to go on to this next step. Love the fluidity of your soap. Thanks again for sharing. Will certainly continue to watch your channel. God bless you and yours.

[@mizcash1000]

Your soaps are beyond beautiful and the method you came up with is great. Love it. I can't wait for your tutorial. Bless you.

[@bramble-berry]

So gorgeous! Love your work. =)

[@BubblesByYoli]

Lovely as usual! Can wait for the Ebook!

[@bevmcg9160]

What beautiful soap this is!! This is a very interesting way to make hot process soap. Thank you so very much for sharing!!! I really look forward to having your ebook. God Bless!!! Bev.

[@dragonfruitsoapco.192]

I just happened to find you , wonderful, I also do Soaping this way, my husband said SEE I TOLD YOU TO DO VIDEOS, however I am just happy watching the wonderful creations and gaining knowledge from the Soaping community. I am anxiously awaiting more as well as your ebook(s)

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

DragonFruit Soap Co. Thank you! Yes, this KZbin journey has been a good one! Thanks so much for your support!

[@elainewright9750]

Very well done video. I love the teal and white together. Very pretty soap.

[@dianer6116]

Great technique, what is the superfat ?? 5% thank you very much

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

Diane R Superfat is 8% for this recipe.

[@EvesGardenSoaps]

Beautiful soaps ~ the color in these is outstanding, love it! I need to watch how you make such a fluid hot process soap. It looked wonderful to work with. Thank you for sharing your technique! :) ione eve

[@susieroy8565]

Lovely soap. Love the colours. May God bless you also :)

[@UtahGmaw99]

I got my soap today. I can't stop smelling it . It smells so good! Thank you for the treats too! !

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

So glad you liked your products. Thank you for supporting Rose of Sharon. And be sure to join me on Facebook!

[@DawnEdwards6267]

I love it!!! Just gorgeous!!!

[@tikiwil5961]

Very nice, Sharon, keep up the good work

[@Rainbowdrops31]

Hi sharon, may I ask what ratio hard to soft oils you use please. Thank you. Lovely soap, can't wait for the E Book x

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

Debbie Sant Hi Debbie. Yes, I suggest using at least 60% Hard oils. Lard, Palm, Tallow and Coconut Oils work great for this method. I also suggest a hardness number of around 41 when using SoapCalc Lye Calculator.

[@Tiffinklea]

Beautiful! I plan to try this! It appears to be the method which offers the very best of both worlds! I have three questions. 1. How long does the soap sit in the freezer before you cut it? 2. How long do you allow it to sit out of the freezer before you cut it and 3. How long does it "cure" or rest before you use it? Thanks so much!

[@navycircle8911]

Absolutely beautiful soap! Thank you for taking the time to make this video and bring it to us. I love them all and very excited about the Ebook!!!

[@mothyrgrimm1923]

where do you get your mini crockpots? they're so perfect!

[@chickenlady60]

was wondering if u use the same recipe for all of ur soaps?? And would u be willing to share this recipe?? Absolutely gorgeous soaps and so much easier it seems!!

[@Babyface7024]

Nice! Can you share one of your recipes with the extra water.

[@dianebrown9303]

Thank you so much. I am new to hot process and was wondering how hot your soap is? I have some fragrance oils that have a low flash point.

[@darleneharrison5273]

Sharon you have been blessed with such a gift! These are so beautiful! I really love the method...any idea on the ebook release date? Looking forward to seeing more of your videos...love your worship music!

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

Darlene Harrison Thank you! God bless you!

[@onetopmom]

Are the containers you use to keep your soaps warm, slow cookers? Or what Thank you for your help. Beautiful soaps.

[@honey562012]

After looking at some soap in the Extreme HP group, wanting to see how the swirls are done, I came to youtube looking for you! i can't believe you use so many hard oils and your batter is so fluid. What hardness # do you aim for with soapcalc? I'm going to aim for that fluidity again in the soap I'm about to make. I now add the yogurt at the end of the cook but I guess it wont hurt to add a little more than the 40% water at the end to loosen it up. Your batter looks like CP! Thanks for sharing. De'

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

***** Hi, and so glad you found my channel. Yes, I use lot of hard oils in my recipe. I aim for a hardness of approximately 41. And I very rarely go over 40% water to oil ratio. The more water the longer the cure time. So with 40% my bars are very hard in a few days after unmolding. Good Luck!

[@tatesue]

This is the first soap making video that I have watched on you tube and I'm hooked! I signed up for your newsletter but wondered if that's all I need to do to get notification of the release of your ebook? Do you have an expected date?

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

eBook is Now Available! Visit my website to purchase!

[@selinalashley-hall4192]

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I really appreciate you. My question is about cure time. with this method do I still have to wait the 4 to 6 weeks? Also, looking forward to the e-book! God Bless!

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

Selina Lashley-Hall Cure time for this soap is about 1 week. Of course with HP you can use your soap immediately because there is no more lye present. And with a Hard Bar recipe your soap is very hard within days after unmolding.

[@lmturmenne]

You don't indicate how large your ebook is. How many pages?

[@tikiwil5961]

Where did you ever find those cut little warmers used to keep your soap warm?

[@VerticalKisses]

Do you make salt bars? If so, does the addition of salt greatly change the fluidity of your batter? Is there less time to manipulate the mix before it hardens? Thank you.

[@anamar1a]

Sharon Congrats! I've been admiring your soaps on FB HP Group so I was thrilled when you started making videos. My question is regarding your premixed color oil. You always seem to eyeball it to the perfect hue. Do you soapcal your SF to 5% and then add the other 3% SF with your colors? Or is the 8% all colored oil? TIA. I'm looking fwd to the Ebook and more great tutorials.

[@GodsAngeI1]

how does ur hot process soap come out so liquidy?

[@wingwalker2458]

Hi Sharon, I just found your channel and I am so excited to learn more about this method. Can't wait for the Ebook. Do you keep the soap in the mold overnight and then put it in the freezer for a few hours before unmolding?

[@hotprocessqueen3742]

Wing Walker No, I put it in the freezer immediately. For this mold I left it in the freezer approximately 3 hours. I always prefer to cut my soap after I remove it from the freezer.

[@8264taminer]

Who do you buy your mica's and pigments from?

[@CorenaGaroutte]

I'm sorry for asking for so much. I understand if it's to much of a bother

[@CorenaGaroutte]

If you could posiably write down how you swirl. I know it's going to be hard and sound silly, but I. Think it might work along with you showing. I just can't get it

[@VerticalKisses]

Do you superfat?