Making the family 'Flower Soap' recipe. Relaxed soap making session, full process and lots of tips.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Come and join the community! 🌻www.buymeacoffee.com/ellyseveryday *DISCLAIMER:* The information provided within Elly's Everyday videos, website, social media pages and for Elly’s Everyday group members is based on my own personal research and experience and is provided for informational, entertainment and general educational purposes only. I am not a professional soap manufacturer and do not hold any qualifications in chemistry or skincare formulation (or any other related field) and I make no guarantees about the correctness of the information provided. Please use any information provided at your own risk and view this video if you are new to soap making: kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4u3pIpvituBo7c. Thank you!

[@Lichen8404]

I could listen to Elly read a dictionary. So calming, even when talking about how lye could eat your eyes out of their sockets

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Haha! That is funny. Thank you so much :)

[@itsmecrystal1643]

😂😂😂

[@boop7313]

😂😂🤣

[@papiapaulsoap]

😂

[@pantheistengland3422]

Thanks to you, I made my 1st batch of soap. 93% olive oil & 7% coconut with lavender & patchouli. Just started using it and I love it. My skin feels so soft after showering. Thank you so much xx

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Oh wow, I love lavender and patchouli! Sounds gorgeous, well done.

[@maggiejohnson4056]

I love that you can share the "learning" process even when things don't turn out exactly as you planned! Since that happens to me ALL the time (😊), it made me smile! And you still ended up with beautiful soaps! Thank you!

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks Maggie, most mistakes can be saved! They aren't the most beautifully made soaps I've made, but they're lovely all the same. I'd rather be real and share it all than leave bits out :)

[@bee7549]

I recently used an unscented Castile soap that I made over a year ago and it stayed firm but creamy in the shower and dried quickly without staying slimy...so a really long cure time helps with Castile soaps. Thanks for another great video Elly 🌼

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks for sharing that, I haven't noticed much difference in mine over the years (very long cure V shorter cure). I think the season makes the biggest difference. Hot, humid weather and they go soggy. Dry, cooler weather not so much.

[@bee7549]

@@EllysEverydaySoapMakingYes, you are so right. I did not think of that. I used it over winter, in South Africa

[@goodandgreen]

Thanks for sharing your beautiful soaps! I love the madder speckles ❤

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks, me too. They're something a little different! I love how the colour mellows out as this soap ages.

[@HeleneBuys-pu4xc]

Thanks! I love the pink dots in the soap!

[@kasie680]

“I’m going to put these in my “cooler”, so they can stay “warm” 🤭😂😂😂 that just sounded so funny

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Hahaha I didn't notice that!😂

[@tawnyakline9077]

The color with the spots is GORGEOUS!!!

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thank you!

[@earthchildapothecary8609]

Thank you for showing the mistakes. The flower mold is so cute, and the botanical dots just add to it. ❤

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

You're welcome. They happen. Thank you :)

[@DawnOrganics]

Bet they smell wonderful, thanks for the video Elly, the seagull stick blender was super funny 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

And I've fixed it now! It's back to it's old drone sound again 😄

[@sherrirowan5049]

Lovely. I like madder root and Annatto seed powder. Annatto seed is what colors cheddar so it smells great and makes a lovely sunny yellow soap. And just a little goes a very long way.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Oh yes, I love annatto too! I tend to infuse it first though. Lovely bright colour.

[@hinas_for_life]

Hello from Japan again. Great to see you are well and being creative.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks Christopher. Hi from Brisbane :)

[@boop7313]

I love speckles of things in soap like vanilla bean powder or madder.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

So nice, thanks, me too :)

[@solomonalex638]

I stayed awake from 5:02 am till 5:53 am watching this video. I have to go over and rewatch every part of it l didn't understand. Your mistake of not letting the lye cool sufficiently is a vital lesson for me. Thanks. Thanks. Thanks

[@shaunpotter8731]

Another fantastic video, thank you Elly! 😊

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks Shaun

[@miriamhick9983]

Ellie, I sure appreciate your natural way of going about making soap, with laughter and mistakes and all! Thank you for all you have taught me and many more.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks so much Miriam :)

[@SparrowStockwell]

Gorgeous soaps and colors!

[@nerinat8371]

Wish l could smell them 😊 they look lovely Elly. Thanks for such useful info

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

They smell so good Nerina. To me anyway!

[@leonormarrero162]

Love flowers shape. The soaps came out beautiful! Thank you

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

You are so welcome!

[@debbiesavage7107]

Magnificent! I’ve spent the past four days making soap. Three batches with olive oil, palm oil and coconut oil. And, two batches of your 100% coconut oil soap. I’ve made it once before and love it! I used the olive oil recipe to use up some of the very, very old palm oil. (20years?) It didn’t smell bad but i could see it was starting to deteriorate. Actually, the first batch it didn’t seem too bad. The second batch, i was wondering if i should abort my mission. 😊 So, about ten pounds will be tossed. Like you, i bought it before all the controversy. I so love the coconut soap that i may just use that as my go to soap! I always learn something new from you! Thanks for another great tutorial!

[@jacquelinedrury2251]

Hi Elly, another great video that I enjoyed watching. I look forward to viewing them when they are released. The way you explain the process is really easy to understand and I appreciate that. Take care of yourself and stay safe. ❤

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks so much Jackie!

[@etheleh5115]

I look forward to the discussion on palm oil. Love how you take your mistakes in stride. In the end it’s how the bar of soap performs that counts. Well done! Thanks for sharing.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks so much. Yes I've been meaning to do that palm oil video for a while. It will be next for sure.

[@carolynrupard2699]

Thank you for sharing! I love all your videos! You are a great teacher!

[@esidankwa1832]

These are beautiful 😻

[@RED-cy7ig]

No matter, that soap looks beautiful.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thank you :)

[@kezzaobee1462]

I get more out of these videos when you get hiccups as I learn what to do or what not to do. So many thanks for leaving your tutorial whole. So right now I am making this recipe, different fragrance tho. Wonderful as always ❤

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

You're welcome Kezza, thanks. Great that you're giving the recipe a try! Would be nice with any fragrance.

[@marionlacey1986]

Wonderful video Elly. That pale pink from the mata root with the speckles is divine.. I also love the flower molds which I have too but find they are definitely for girls. Men with big hands (my fella) don't like them because they keep dropping the soap (once again my fella)! I know quite a few little girls who will love flower soaps in that colour........and big ones too. 🐾🥰

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks Marion. Your fella must have big hands! I find these a pretty good size.

[@smgraja6855]

Thank you for showing the detailed video. Can you explain the usage of Citric acid. This is the first time i am seeing this.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Check the links in description :)

[@K.I.M.7777]

STUNNING!! I love this!! New subscriber here too. Watching from Ottawa, Ontario Canada.

[@karinjudge7277]

I like all of the ones you made Elly. The EO for the flower soaps sounds nice. Need to try that combo. Thanks for the video !!

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks Karin :)

[@kellensimonedossantos8442]

Muito Muito obrigada por compartilhar, ensinar e ufaaa achei que não ia dar tempo de você enformar que sufoco amei aqui de Balneário Camboriu SC Brasil 🇧🇷

[@melissapeterson4202]

Thanks for sharing! I made my first castile a couple months ago, and I finally figured out what people meant by slimy soap! Hahaha and I was really surprised about how hard it was! I thought they were supposed to be soft for a long time. I did zaneys recipe but I think I used slightly more water, and the last time I checked, a couple weeks ago it was really slimy still. So I'm curious as to what you're doing with your castile soap!

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Ah, Melissa, that will be revealed in good time! (OMG I have so many projects on the go!). Yes castile is a strange beast. Rock hard soap, but super soluble and soft when it gets wet.

[@KathyFitz1113]

Wonderful video! Thank you! I’m watching others and learning all I can before diving into soap making. :)

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks Kathy! That's the best way. Enjoy the learning :)

[@OuttheBackDoor]

G'day Elly. Beautiful soap! ❤ I love the more natural look of putting powders straight away into the oils instead of infusing them. When you first added the small amount of madder root I was thinking to myself, oh my... I add much more than Elly. Then you kept adding more and I started laughing! Easier to add more, but you can't take out the "too much". I've switched up heating my oils because I get impatient. I get my lye solution made (right now I stick it in the snowbank to cool down faster) and then melt my hard oils and butters gently. Once they are melted, I check the temp of my lye solution. I like to mix everything under 100°F. I have less issues doing that. If the lye is under 100° I add my liquid oils to my melted oils & butters and that cools down the entire oil batch so I'm ready to make soap. I just find this works well for me. I'm looking forward to trying your EO blend. It's sounds divine! Thank you for sharing this and I love watching your channel. Oh, and minor mistakes keep it real and show that it happens to everyone. Some people are more willing to show than others and that's what I truly enjoy about you. You're laid back and down to earth. Have a wonderful and blessed day! Mickey 😊

[@kathya739]

Mickey, such a great comment. I love you oil heating process. So, no issues with everything below 100°F? Do you use an infrared or an instant read thermometer? I'd love to try it you way. Sounds so efficient. Thank you for sharing.

[@OuttheBackDoor]

@@kathya739 Hi Kathy. I use an infrared thermometer. Most of the time I do a fairly steep water discount, or use more solid fats compared to liquid, or using EO that like to accelerate trace and these are the reasons I've been using a lower temp to mix my oils and lye solution. Yesterday I did a recipe that traces quickly and the EO causes acceleration so I opted not to water discount and my temps were 88° & 89°. How I got that close, no clue! The batter behaved beautifully.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Lovely comment Mickey, thank you! Truth be told, I don't make soap all the time so I'm a bit rusty with some recipes! Yes, your method of a lower temp lye solution would be so much better for this recipe. Though the second batch with less blending came out great. Thanks for your feedback, glad you enjoy my videos :)

[@bohemianc.t.4132]

Lovely soaps.🐝🐝🌼🌼

[@GlobalEnglishWorld]

Wow thank you Dear! I love watching when soaps are coming out of the mould!🙏 what if I use only palm oil because the rest oils are expensive!

[@MsSweetlandofliberty]

Beautiful - thanks Elly!

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

You're welcome Florence, thank you!

[@chrisfairall1923]

Thanks Elly. They look lovely. Xx

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks Chris

[@heathersummer927]

Great video. Love the speckles ❤❤❤

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thank you Heather, me too. They are a nice intense pink speckle!

[@barbararoyal6139]

Very nice!!🌷

[@joallsopp160]

Oh wow Elly, I love the madder root speckles both the colour and the texture it gives your soaps….nice one 👍. I’m getting used to moving fast with my batches because of the rice bran oil I use and it was interesting to see your batter thickening the same as mine does and still getting it into the mould and looking lovely. 🌺

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks Jo. I learned with the second batch not to blend so much! Think I was excited to try out the new blender, haha!

[@kathya739]

So enjoyable, mistakes and all. A great learning experience. I personally LOVE the way the flower batch looked! But love your first video using this mould, also. Both lovely, but appreciate the simple bars. I also enjoy cutting the bars and seeing the outcome. The WHOLE process is so enjoyable, down to the lather test and the pleasure gifting them to your loved ones. I had this question in the last video, but tried to locate an answer in your prior videos and comments. Are there any negatives to using citric acid, besides a quicker trace? Why only 1% in your soap batch vs 2% in the laundry detergent? Soap scum, yes, but it's in both applications.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Great questions Kathy! I like to use the minimum of additives, and no issues with soap scum with this soap, so I went for the 1%. No other negatives that I know of, and CA actually slows down trace! This soap traced so fast because my lye solution was too hot, and I overblended it.

[@annettemack-barnett795]

Love this video

[@Rodmic-hd9pn]

God bless you

[@قناةوصفاتمضمونة]

Great video, you are creative, as always. I wish you success❤❤

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks so much :)

[@galmagen7696]

I always think about vibrating table for making the mold flatten, maybe using a massage gun to make the table vibrate a little

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

So clever! Will only work if the soap isn't too thick yet.

[@natyc81]

😮🎉🎉❤ Great videos thanks 😊

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks Naty!

[@jobo8819]

Always love your informative vids Elly. Yes the ole Palm oil contraversey. One of the reasons I've never used it but tbh I'm keen to try it but felt too guilty to buy it. My thoughts are, if its sustainably sourced/regulated etc and helps keep people in jobs then isnt that a good thing. Same as any oil/butter we use, we should be just doing our due dilligence with any of our ingredients. RIP stick blender, that last cry out in pain before it passed. 🤣🤣🤣

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Absolutely Jo, palm oil is often seen as the 'baddie' but we have no idea where everything else comes from, and what costs they all bring! I'm keen to do that video soon.

[@Claudia-i2h]

I really like the soap, very nice color. Thank you for sharing.

[@Sandy-ud6dl]

Nice ❤

[@kajolgolchha1326]

Wowahhhhhh the part the soap batter gets thickened and it all came beautiful and the line all make mistakes and learn that was great yesterday I made a soap with lots of butter Shea butter and Coco butter but after melting my oils I first decided to blend brazilian clay for lavender soap but in mean time blending I didn't check the temperature and poured into suddenly the batter gets thickened so much and I can't do anything I was trying to mix with my hand but it's hard to get this was the first time I used lot of butter in my recipe and first time huge thickening too then I decide to hot process soap in that time I was little sad I thought I'm the one always making mistake but after seeing this video the soap reacts diffently and we all learn by our mistakes. I tried to pay for the membership but in India I don't know it's getting failed if it has Google pay like that option it will be useful. Thank you madam it call came out really pretty. Waiting for your videos iam started making my soap and my fourth batch gots thickened and I have 2 questions madam so only I tried the membership it gets failed can you guide me with the membership and the question is when I make the soap with olive, coconut, castor oil came out great the lather was also good but after 2 weeks I found yellow dos appearing and I have a doubt that's comming from olive oil because the olive oil I'm using I don't know how to find but it has a weird smell so the dos is formed by olive oil I think madam if you give me answer for the question and membership will be useful thank you madam!!!♥️🥰

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Hi Kajol, thanks I'm glad you liked this one! Would you send me an email at my website and we can see if we can sort out the problem for you?

[@kajolgolchha1326]

@@EllysEverydaySoapMaking yes sure madam thank you mam

[@vasiataite4339]

First love your channel I’ve learned so much! I just wanted to know can I apply the formula for calculating my total oil batch if I’m using ounces? I have been using LxWxH (mold) then multiply that amount by .4 could I use that with the .65 you used to get my oil amount?

[@trishalynn56]

I would like to know how much the soap weighs after they are cured in both molds. Thank you.

[@mynaturalme1999]

I wonder if sodium lactate would harden the castile soap. I seen others use citric acid.

[@dianeshort8066]

Miss your videos. I love the older ones. Will you do anymore videos?

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

I have done three videos in the last month :)

[@dianeshort8066]

I must have missed them. Shame on me. I just enjoy watching your videos so much.

[@raquellanger5356]

Awesome video! Thank you Elly. Also where did you buy your essential oils in the larger container? Thank you!!

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks Raquel, check out the soap suppliers listing on my website :)

[@smithysmith5707]

Great work, your videos came up in my feed and wow am i glad. Have you ever made de-fishing soap? There’s a commercial one available but hard to find. Anise based, liquid or a solid soap would be sensational. Cheers Smithy.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Ooh, nice idea. Honestly, and of my recipes would work if you wash your hands/self well.

[@leehelen9125]

Hi Elly, thanks for your sharing. Regarding to adding citric acid, do we need adjust water amount as you did adjust NaOH? Thank you!

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

No, the water can stay the same :)

[@debfogarty1110]

Gorgeous.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thank you Deb :)

[@karinkuznik8530]

I love your videos. Made about 6 batches of soap sofar. Your recipies. Also your liquid soap and laundry soap powder. I also love soaps that look plain an natural. No couloring. I have a skin condition and like few ingridients. Can i leave the powder out of this recipie? And what do you think of rosemary and Eukalyptus oil for fragrance? I live in germany. Not easy to find this the powder. I wonder how expensive your Essential oils are? Here i can only find 100 ml bottles Max. Which is not so kost effektive. Thank you for your work! Love from germany

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Yes, you can definitely leave the powder out and use eucalyptus essential oil - it's one of my favourites :)

[@belindaayewoh437]

Love the speckles. Have only seen others infuse into oil. I like speckles! Question: can I use shea butter that has bits of graying in it for soap? Had friends bring me some from Africa to U.S., but I forgot and now parts are starting to get grayish.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks Belinda. I'm not sure about the greying shea butter - perhaps it's spoiled? How does it smell? Might need to research that further, I've never seen it. I store mine in the fridge :)

[@lorriannewilliams7764]

Hello Elle can you formula a recipe using canola oil, coconut oil and crisco? I was also thinking that a bit castor oil for more bubbles.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

You can do that with this video :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6KuqZykZdZkmK8

[@evievi8855]

Thanks for another cool video. I was just thinking, would the citric acid irritate someone with sensitive skin? I am thinking of trying to add citric acid since I have hard water in my area but if it's going to irritate someone with sensitive skin, I would much rather not use it. Any info would be appreciated.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

I don't know for sure, but I don't think so. This recipe only has 1% CA of oils.

[@kathya739]

Evi, from personal experience with sensitive, dry skin, hard water, and citric acid (2%)in homemade soap, though everyone is different. No new issues that I'm aware of,bfrom the get-go, with prior testing. Again, each person is different, but maybe a small batch of soap with multiple testing areas before doing an all over body wash? It does make the world of difference in soap scum. Good luck.

[@elainem7722]

Some people find it drying, but one lady said when she reduced it to 0.6% from 1% she didn't find it drying anymore.

[@merrymartgrita]

Hi Elly, how long do we have to keep the soap before we use it? I heard from another channel, like castille soap that use 100% soft oil (olive oil), it's needed to keep it about 6 month until 1 year before we can use it. And it needs different time for soap using mixed kind of oil? Could you please give me/us explanation about it? Thank you very much for your always kind sharing ❤

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

A 4-6 week cure is all you need for this recipe.

[@misspanda3435]

Can you also make Dish Wash liquid?😊 Loving all your videos 💕

[@SM-hh3bi]

Hi Elly, thank you for the flowersoap tutorial. Would it be possible to make the same recipe without palm oil? What could i replace that with? Thank your for your Information. Kind regards

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Hi, thanks, yes you can use tallow or lard in place of palm oil, or calculate a new recipe :)

[@sharmyvlogs7799]

Do you put ice or anything in your cooler?❤

[@justynaukanowska1959]

Hello Elly. I really enjoy your informative and calming videos. This floral scents seems to be very nice. Since You have so much experience with essential oils. Do you have opinion of essential oils from Nature in the Bottle? Take care.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

I don't know that brand unfortunately. I buy mine unbranded from online wholesale suppliers. The retail brands are usually too expensive for soap making.

[@justynaukanowska1959]

​@@EllysEverydaySoapMaking They are wholesale supplier but have mixed opinions. Thank You for taking the time to answer and have a good day.

[@samihage1223]

Hello 😊Can you advise How to mix essential oils? So they can last longer in soaps

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

This video has more kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJzGm3ZprLtjkKM

[@kamalikannan3054]

Any other alternative oil for canola oil

[@AlaishaNdagire-kb5rz]

It was nice .please show the reciepe.

[@BaumgartBathCo]

Re: palm oil… I use Baraka Shea palm and Shea butter. The money goes to women working for themselves on their palm and Shea plantation, which has helped me decide to use palm.

[@thasneemnilofar2670]

Hai mam. I am frm india tamil nadu. I think u love south india. Am so happy about it. I hav a doubt about titanium dioxide . Plz can u make a video specially for titinium dioxide and clear all doubts about it. How to use ? How to measure it ? How to mix it ? Y to use ? Plzzz

[@samihage1223]

Do you advise using scented or unscented coconut oil? Some coconut oils are refined

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Either are fine

[@brendalay5161]

Where do you get your essential oils?

[@ايمانامونة-س8ق]

ياريت في الترجمة للعربية احببت فيديو و طريقة و لغتي الانجليزية ضعيفة❤❤❤❤

[@saab5055]

hey elly , i really enjoy your video's , i was wondering if you have a good recipe for a scrubby exfoliating type soap , i want to make some soap for my partner whose a tradie and he often has very grubby grimey hands and i'd love to make him a more natural hand soap that leaves his hands clean and feeling good.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Ooh yes, this is the one! > kzbin.info/www/bejne/mojHZHSIrqyAntU

[@Raghda1111]

Hi dear I added the lye to melt shea and cocoa butter but they still hard and they separate , what can I do in this case please ?

[@rkmathstutorials5989]

Hi elly iam from india iam using completely coconut oil for making soaps I didn't get batter thick and my soaps are very soft oil is coming out from soaps I don't know what is the problem is it because of caustic soda?

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Hi, sounds like your soap wasn't mixed properly? Did you calculate a correct recipe? Check my formulating videos :)

[@faithevrlasting]

Elly, experienced soapmaker here- if using rain water, how do you account for all the heavy metals being sprayed thru geoengineering lithum, mercury, aluminum for global cooling purposes? (Not a conspiracy, tons of govt articles and groups have documented this) How does that affect the saponification numbers? Love your down home videos along w Tonya at Lovely Greens. If only my failed soap business opened in 1/20 (jist before covid, dang the bad luck) hadnt left me with a hundred bars of soap unsold, I would have the excuse to make more. Instead I dream.

[@faithevrlasting]

PS- Theres STILL KMART in Australia? Who knew!

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

It depends on where you live I think. I don't think it affects SAP in any significant way.

[@ChocolateBoxCottage]

I just found your channel and can't tell you how much I enjoy your whole approach to soapmaking. It is so relaxed, which is opposite of how I as a new soapmaker tend to approach it. I also appreciate that you talk about what to do when things don't go perfectly by turning them into teachable moments. Thank you for sharing your experience and wisdom, from Oregon USA. 🌸 Michele

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks Michelle, you're so welcome.

[@samihage1223]

Is it true that mixing different essential oils together is better that using Solo onecto make The stick longer? And some add Clays to essential oils

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Yes I think that's definitely true! Check out this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/gJzGm3ZprLtjkKM

[@feltlikeitbydebs]

The soaps look amazing. Now we need 'smellavideo' 😂 😮

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Oh Debs, it's SO GOOD!!!!

[@bohemianc.t.4132]

Hi again🦋 Elly do you know a good gentle exfoliating facial soap recipe? Thank you.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

I love oats in my soap for gentle exfoliation :)

[@bohemianc.t.4132]

Thank you Elly, have an amazing day🐥

[@nikstriks5302]

Can we use propylene glycol or glycerine in cold process soap for making soap a soft texture

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

You don't need it. Handmade soap is naturally full of glycerine as a by-product of saponifying oils.

[@samihage1223]

What type of coloring are best to use mica? Water or Oil soluble

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Mica are powders, you can mix them into oil or water.

[@sumaya.mohamad]

💖💖💖

[@samihage1223]

Is adding salt or sodium lactate better to make a Soap Harder? Or simply heat The oils?

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Actually the choice of oils is the most important decision for hard soap. This video gives the details kzbin.info/www/bejne/jF7YdYOfm9VmpJI

[@christygregory4763]

Elly, do you have a milk soap recipe?

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Yes I have one! Just search elly's everyday almond milk soap

[@lontraboi]

Hey. Thank you for uploading this video. I actually just burned a batch of goats milk. I was sad and than I went online and I found this video. My goat milk turned orange and I will wait to see the final results tomorrow.

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

oh, Hoping for the best result! thank you for watching :)

[@BaumgartBathCo]

Hi Elly! Have you looked into the book ‘The Art of Soap-Making’ by Alexander Watt?

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

No I haven't seen that one!

[@BaumgartBathCo]

@@EllysEverydaySoapMaking I found a PDF online that does block some pages (you have to pay a membership fee and then you get access), but wow! The information and history (the copy I found is from 1895 if I recall) is amazing. Some of the essential oil blends listed might interest you! There’s scientific stuff too and the know you like that kind of stuff. Have a great weekend.

[@samihage1223]

Which blue natural or non natural color is best to buy? The indigo has a gray shade, can i Find other types of blue, sky color

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Micas are probably easiest.

[@laurenglode9415]

Where do you buy your essential oils from in this video?

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Check out the suppliers page on my website :)

[@Mrs.M_08]

So with the Castille soap you just 0% for even bathing?

[@feraskanbar8677]

nice work

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks Feras

[@samihage1223]

If i want to heat The oils what temperatur can i reach maximum to Get geled Harder soaps

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

About Temperatures for Soap Making (cold and hot process methods) kzbin.info/www/bejne/ip6VpaRnndVpd7s

[@anyalightbourne570]

Do you have to use citrus acid in all soaps?

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

No, definitely not! This page explains when and why you might use it: www.ellyseveryday.com/ellys-everyday-blog/how-to-use-citric-acid-in-soap-making

[@samihage1223]

Do you use regular ethanol 70% or 95% alcohol?

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

95% from memory.

[@ΔΕΣΠΟΙΝΑΠΑΠΑΪΩΑΝΝΟΥ-β5μ]

[@EllysEverydaySoapMaking]

Thanks Despina!