Soap Makers Help for Titanium Dioxide & Colour Fracturing

These tips are what I have found on MY journey, other soapers may have found different things in their journey and thats OK too. But I am sharing what I ahve found tow ork for me and hope it iwll work for you too. In the past I have had the fracturing in my soaps, once I worked this out, I never had it again. I have never used glycerine or oil in my TD, only water - Special requested video.
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[@karenconine963]

As a homemade soap maker for about a year. I still love coming back to your videos for information. I appreciate you sharing your experience with so many of us.

[@LindaWalpole]

Thanks for the tips, Karen. The top about the warm water is really important, because I always think that if you're going to add a cold water mix to your batter that is heating up with the lye etc that you are not going to get it to mix properly unless you do a lot of stirring and sometimes that's not possible when your batter is setting up fast. This is why we need you, Karen, you have such a wealth of knowledge and experience xx Linda

[@UtahGmaw99]

Big hugs Karen. I missed you too. This is a great tip. Thank you so much for all you have done to help everyone.

[@Peedee3030]

Karen you are so great at sharing info....I also miss watching your videos....you are such a help to us as soapers...Thank you Dawn

[@Amerayl]

Thanks for the tip. I've often wondered why more people didn't see those streaks on the side of the containers. It really is a good idea.

[@ThankfullyRedeemed3]

Thank you, Karen & IT IS WONDERFUL to hear you on here again! Missing you terribly!

[@angelababin4513]

Thanks Karen, Great to hear your voice again on a new video!

[@Hapted]

Great to see you Back Karen, you have been missed very much Xxx

[@MyDragonSoap]

Yippee!!! Another Eden's Secret video!!! Thank you so much for this tip Karen. I used quite a bit more td than I normally use in the soap I made yesterday, and there is the crackling, or crazing, or whatever they call it. I will try your tip next time.

[@nannyssillysoapco]

Thanks for the tip Karen. I've suffered the crackle effect, and whilst not always unattractive, I do want the option to control how the soap will look. I'll definitely be focusing on the mixing next time I use it.

[@natashawalker9014]

Karen.....your're a life saver!! This was a much needed video..especially for me :-)

[@birdenagage13]

Thank You Ever So Much for these Great Tips!! I am about to order my 1st bag of TD. So excited to try it this way❣❣🤗💖🌠

[@ambersdiamondpainting8831]

Great video ty so much for all your support and help it means so much that you care enough and have cared to help people and teach people how to do things you're just amazing and you mean a lot to so many if us again ty for all your hard work and dedication 🥰💞💖💗

[@kellythomas3041]

Another great tip from an awesome soap maker thanks for sharing Karen x

[@ThreeSistersSoap]

Great tip Karen. It's nice when you can share with us. We appreciate your time too.

[@Luckysevensoaps]

Seems so simple!!! Thanks Karen!!

[@01poppyblue]

Good to see you back :) thx Wendy

[@nedastar2]

this helps, I've also put t.d. in a plastic bottle with marbles to shake it up before pouring. I like this hint .

[@elizabethbenton6239]

I’ll try the hot/warm water mixture. What I have found is if you don’t use enough TD that this also causes they “streaky” appearance. I also believe that is has to do with some fragrances. Mind you it does give and “olde world” crackle to soaps. Especially one I make. (Wish I knew how I did it to make sure I do it always for this soap. Lol)

[@MyDragonSoap]

We had a conversation about using tap water in one of the FB soaping groups I'm on. I was amazed that over half the people who commented use tap water. I've always used distilled.