Natural Colorants for Cold Process Soap Pt. 1 | Coloring Soap with Clay

[@tonyawilson3065]

Definitely want to see a video on natural colorants for Melt & Pour soaps! Thanks for this video!!!!

[@katietgpj2574]

Loved watching this. You have a great energy!

[@GnattyBeegs]

Great video! New cold process soap maker. This was very helpful! ❤

[@Stylistaaaa]

Really appreciate this experiment

[@DDsAlchemy11]

So glad I found your channel. I’m binge watching and taking notes. Thank you 🙏🏾🦋🦋

[@tassiegirl1991]

Lovely, I use natural colours including plant colours, such fun to do and see the actual colour especially after time.

[@Christinitamb]

Loved your video! I happened to have some of the same clays you have, from Nature's Garden and I went back after I ordered and noticed in their ingredient list they have unnatural ingredients, specifically for the purple clay you were raving about. I also used it and was so impressed I went back to look at the ingredients.

[@TheRoyalGoddess_Beauty]

Thanks for sharing love the rose color bar

[@ginab3452]

Thank you for sharing ...I have been wanting to know how clays work

[@chellespeace8171]

Thank you for this experiment !

[@justjeanne1458]

I love these natural colorants!! I'm transitioning from M & P to CP - I'd love to see a video on clays in M & P :) Thanks for sharing your expertise!!

[@charmedhandmade]

Will do!

[@TheWordofGodGardenMore]

Thanks for sharing, I love natural colorants. God's blessings always 🙏🏼 Hallelujah Grace Shalom

[@mireladelcea7495]

Such a great video...I tried purple one and I don't know, probably I added to less, I wasn't happy how my lavender soap turned 😊😊😅😊

[@tammymackenzie5235]

This was great! I would love to see the same with MP.

[@christinetran1172]

Love the colors!

[@emilye709]

This was very helpful. Next time can you please make labels for the finished soaps too. It is hard to remember as you move along and I had to keep going back and then writing it down and then forgetting exactly what that color looks like. A screenshot with names would have been super helpful. :)

[@naturallymello2272]

Thanks for sharing ☺️

[@Darkice77]

Bentonite clay takes like 3 times the water to hydrate. Its super absorbent. That's why its used to make kitty litter.

[@jadegrowsveg]

Wow, this was SOOOO helpful!! Thank you so much 🙏🏻 Quick Confession… So I’m new to soap making & I had the ‘brilliant’ idea of using hibiscus powder to get a gorgeous pink for my rose & sandalwood soap 😅😅😅😅 Yeah, it turned out baby 💩 brown 🤣🤣 So my stupidity led me here & now I’m grateful for my mistake 🤭

[@cliviascreations]

I love clays. I am able to get good orange color with paprika, papaya juice and pumpkin pure. Good nice green with chlorophyll, kale powder, spinach powder and alfalfa , purple( very light) with madder root powder. My biggest disappointment is indigo, no matter what I do I can never achieve the blue I want Thank you for sharing

[@phoebesue3008]

Thank u!!!

[@thelittlemermaid22]

Please do a video for m&p soap! ❤

[@thedrunkengardenernb]

Clay Absorption: Kaolin: 65% of its weight French Green: 150-200% of its weight Betonite: 300-700% of its weight thats why you had issues with the water :)

[@mainframeonlinegamingtv3189]

nice

[@elizabethhappiestwhengarde2938]

Hi! You mentioned you make a Brazilian purple clay soap. Do you have a video making it? I looked in your videos but couldn't find one. For 1lb of oils how much clay would you use?

[@MissSeems]

where did you buy your mold from?

[@Rodmic-hd9pn]

Shouldn’t it be distilled water

[@Rodmic-hd9pn]

Brambleberry is find very expensive and I pd 99 $ of nakesey for nada

[@TracyD2]

Yeah bentonite clay always has to be not like the other girls. Even in hair and skin care. It absorbs a lot water and everything else.