How to make Marseille style soap at home

[@tellervo.]

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[@lindaschouten7210]

I made this recipe without the clay and sodium lactate and it came out beautifully. So soft and gentle. More gentle than my real Savon de Marseille from France. I just cut it and used some for washing up. It’s beautiful. Thank you for the recipe!

[@takouar5611]

how long did you cure it please? as it contains a high amount of okive oil I am wondering about the best time to start using this type of soap 🙏🏻

[@lindaschouten7210]

@@takouar5611 hi there, if you cook the soap properly you can use it right after in hardens. With a cold process soap, you will need to wait longer. This soap works very well straight away, although I must say that my bars were a bit soft because there’s quite a bit of water in the recipe. That’s why they are still curing. It’s a lovely soap that foams well. I use it for cleaning in the kitchen. I didn’t add any clay or sodium lactate, so mine is white. You could cook the soap longer or add less water to get a harder bar. You could also add a little salt and baking soda to the water (1/2 teaspoon each for every 315 ml water) which will make the soap more firm.

[@fatimekoulibaly8735]

This has to be one of the best Savon de Marseille out there. The simplicity and the calmness in making is just incredible! Thank you 🙏🏾

[@ИринаЗахарова-ч3г]

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[@ИринаЗахарова-ч3г]

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[@growingupgolden14]

You are absolutely one if not my most favorite person to watch and learn soap making from. I enjoy every one of your videos. Thank you for sharing. ♥

[@tellervo.]

Thank you so much❤️❤️

[@CarolinaGirlCreationZ]

Absolutely saved this to my soap recipes to make! I am in awe at the simplicity of your soaps that blow my mind because I want the same thing! I just started making soap about 6 weeks ago and the complex recipes and "chemistry" that I've tried so far, are overwhelming to me. I have started doing 1lb batches as of today so I can start to grasp the science behind soap making so I hope I can figure it all out because I love making soap soooo much!

[@tellervo.]

Heather you are on a commenting spree! I appreciate all the love🤗 I know you will learn everything, it just takes time and practice☺

[@أميرةالورد-ص1غ]

هل تعرف اللغة العربية او هل عندك وسيلة تترجم وصفات الصابون هذه لو كنت تعرف تترجمها لي ليتك تفعل انا اريد ان اعمل صابون . شكرا لك

[@AnnieSimsie]

i love that you include the lather test!!

[@tellervo.]

I'm so glad you liked it☺️

[@FraeuleinWinter]

Pure soaps are so incredibly fascinating. I absolutely love your video. ♥♥♥

[@tellervo.]

Thank you so much💗

[@Soapartisan875]

It’s been a dream to make my own Marseille type soap as well as Aleppo .. I was able to source laurel berry oil and made a version of Aleppo soap I cured for 6 months and the lather was amazing .. I can’t wait to make your Marseille version ❤️

[@tellervo.]

That sounds wonderful, I would love to try to make an Aleppo style soap as well🥰

[@angem4607]

I love soaps that are all olive oil or contain a lot of olive oil. Your soap turned out beautifully and I liked the heating the soap technique. Thank you for sharing:) lovely rustic soap

[@tellervo.]

I love olive oil soap too! Thank you for your kind words💕

[@dandyd14441]

Oh my God! What a lovely beautiful video from the relaxing music to detailed making soap , no word, Chapeau

[@EVENSTARRIEL]

Such a sweet and peaceful video I found myself wonderfully relaxed If you wanted a smooth top without loosing the soap from planning try an offset spatula to smooth the top texture

[@tellervo.]

Thank you so much for your kind words🥰 and that's a very useful tip I'll keep that in mind!

[@carolineleiden]

I did a 100% olive oil soap which I cooked on a waterbath for hours. Turned out great, smelled lovely, and helped a friend with allergic skin. Takes forever, but it is a slow process that teaches you all the stages of hot process soapmaking so it is good.

[@lotoslotos5844]

Your videos is the best..thanks you.Its a especial videos..

[@NezumiSoaps]

The simplicity of this soap is so beautiful and pure🤍 Lovely video

[@tellervo.]

Thank you❤

[@anamariacastilloperez198]

I love these videos, they are so relaxing ones. thank you

[@camsanders5756]

Ahhhhhhh, hot process. It's not on here very often but it is a treat to see it. Lovely soap, as always.

[@tellervo.]

Thank you so much Cam❤️ I should make it more often, I really like hot process soap😊

[@kasirojkt9245]

Yes, cold process will give better soap.

[@adrijanamitevska6970]

Could you maybe make a video with how to make Aleppo soap please? Your videos and book are amazing ❤

[@Formon007]

Hi, i really love your simple recipes - 100% coconut, 100% olive and this one. I have some questions: 1. why did you cook this one and not the others? 2. What’s the purpose of measuring the temperature of they lye solution and oil solution before pouring? And what temperature should they be? I tried to look for the answers but haven’t been lucky. Hope you can help. Thank you

[@JW-gl4yp]

Cooking the soap speeds up saponification so you don't have to let it cure as long

[@mariaelena06]

Hi. I love your recipes. I have a question. Can we make this soap at cold process as well? And if yes we keep the same amounts? Thank you ❤️

[@jenniferanderson7304]

Any lye soap can be converted to hot or cold process.

[@veredweiner5430]

I did it !!! It’s an amazing soap !!! Thank you so much ☺️ you are absolutely gorgeous 👑💕💕💕

[@tellervo.]

That's so great☺️☺️💝

[@esmacrafts3702]

Your workplace is just cute...

[@tellervo.]

Thank you🙂

[@gonzolocalgl9341]

By using the hot process, is the soap ready to use immediately? For best results, should it still be cured for 4-6 weeks? I make all natural cold process soap and I may be ready to take on a new process. Thank you for sharing your information and beautiful soaps!

[@Kaushalsakola]

For best result..it will be cured for 4-6 weeks

[@AndooPr]

Very nice vdo ..nice lighting..nice music and not too long

[@wendycain1846]

Beautiful video, gorgeous soap, thank you for sharing x

[@uandtwomedia]

WOW, I love 💕 the way you made

[@tellervo.]

Thank you❤

[@aurika9996]

Thanks, do I may use the same formula for coldprocess?

[@valc6634]

Fantastic!💖

[@fotoyoshi]

does the formula work with fragrance or essential oils?

[@ありさ吉永-j4i]

１番コスパいいのは液体のりでした。でもニオイが残るのでNG。次は、片栗粉であとは高コスパでした。その他だと、ステアリン酸やココナッツオイルなど固まってる油を使うと、固まるのも２日くらいでした。半分位であとはキャノーラ油とかにしても、４日くらいで固まりました。

[@alopeciafemenina1167]

Beautifull soaps and ASMR

[@tellervo.]

Thank you😊

[@ありさ吉永-j4i]

手作り石鹸サイトで販売されてるものは、計算機で、鹸化率百パーセントで水の量は半分より少し上位にへらして、苛性ソーダは計算機の量通りに作っています。し、ほとんど、ココナッツオイルを60パーいれていて、泡立ちは良くなるようにしていますね〜！

[@ferbo1850]

Hello, regards from Mazatlan, Mexico. 🇲🇽❤️ I just bought your book and is amazing, everything is very detailed and well explained, I just have a question about the sodium lactate, what is the % you use in your soaps?

[@happysoap77]

I think you will love your skin very much~~ Excellent~~

[@tellervo.]

🥰

[@veredweiner5430]

Thank you for sharing such a beautiful video❤️ love it ❤️ I’ll be happy for your response 😊🙏🏼 Do I have to keep cooking the soap after 20 minutes ? Or take it off and let it cool while keeping blending ?

[@tellervo.]

Thank you so much💕 The time will vary, but I would cook it a bit longer just to be on the safe side. When your soap looks translucent and vaseline like, it has gelled and should be good to mold🙂

[@veredweiner5430]

@@tellervo. 🙏🏼Thanks for answering I appreciate it very much ❤️

[@fannyavalosmojica6710]

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[@chriskazaglis]

I like your videos and techniques, I wish the music was a bit more upbeat

[@BubuCuisine]

It can be used immediately, after take it out of mold?

[@bernadettesew3384]

The coconut oil i bought does not seem to be first cold pressed. I lost 2 batches of soap with that oil as it doesnt become hard and the soap remains greasy. Cud u advise me pl, for this recipe n alsi how to rebatch the unsuccesful batches pl??? For this recipe, shud it be cured for 2 wks or can it be used afyer cutting pl? Sorry am a newbie n need advice

[@komalarshadgill1989]

Are these soaps temperatures sensitive? Do they melt off in summer? Becuse so mny oils are being used.

[@marikamiyazaki548]

Hi, i would like to try your recipe but, is this suitable for dry skin?

[@ashapogosova6172]

What is safe tempreture level when combining lyes solution and oil solution? Should the empreture of both be at the same level?

[@kshelly17]

What is the reason behind testing the lather at one week?

[@muvamoonasmr]

How long does this take to cure? 1 - 2 weeks?

[@yasminraphaelly639]

Maravilhoso Parabéns

[@angelasanchez4104]

Hola, me gustó mucho tu jabón de Marsella. Pero podría hacerlo en frío??? Gracias.

[@tellervo.]

Thank you, yes

[@angelasanchez4104]

@@tellervo. ah, estoy suscrita a tu bello canal 🇲🇽🙅‍♂️🤩

[@tellervo.]

@@angelasanchez4104 🙏🏻

[@alexandertrujillo970]

Excelente video me gustaría saber si también sirve para afeitada o q cambio o ingrediente se le puede adicionar gracias

[@ありさ吉永-j4i]

キャノーラ油のみの材料で全て実験してます！

[@michellechen6036]

Hi, do we need to set aside for few months before using it?

[@soudiamode6343]

طريقة بسيطة وصابون رائع

[@suzana-]

I've made one with 70% olive oil, 20% lard and 10% coconut oil more than a year ago and forgot about it. Cut it the same. CP. Buut it's still like a bunch of snots even though it lathers a lot. I really thought that the sliminess would disappear after one year but guess not.

[@silviamtz8961]

😮

[@khadijahmarrie4670]

The size of the mold pls !! And is it possible to add essential oil ? If yes. .what oil?

[@maysoondakhil8165]

Well done 👍

[@tellervo.]

🥰

[@angelapavese4326]

Maravilloso!!!gracias

[@victoryfirst2878]

How do you figure out the exact amount of material used in making this soup Sir ???

[@joannpage6691]

Beautiful 💚💚💚

[@tellervo.]

Thank you💚

[@诗林王]

the video makes me peace and calm.

[@silvanaaparecidaporfirio4060]

Estou encantada ❤

[@tatianaschoenfield9819]

Are you showing temperature in Fahrenheit or Celsius?

[@ilogickindess2012]

Can you add essential oils to this mixture?

[@savonlux8686]

Thank you very much ❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍

[@tellervo.]

❤️❤️

[@Authenticashwini]

I became fan of u and ur all video's,God bless you. Can we use this soap to all skin types and all seasons?

[@tellervo.]

Thank you! If it works for you, then yes🙂

[@joanalucas2010]

Does the quality of the olive oil matters for soap?

[@bohemianc.t.4132]

Could you please tell me the water discount and superfat % used? Thank you. Lovely soap💖

[@tellervo.]

Thank you🥰 Check the description box for the recipe.

[@srnshari]

Do I need any preservatives for homemade soap?

[@hinas_for_life]

Hello there! Great video, music was soothing and matched the process perfectly but may I ask why you cured the soap after cooking it as it looked saponified with the Vaseline texture?

[@tellervo.]

Thank you so much! The curing is more about the water evaporating so that the bar gets harder.

[@hinas_for_life]

@@tellervo. Hello there, nice of you to answer, thank you. I understand the reason now, i learned something new thank you!!

[@elainem7722]

@@tellervo. Hi, do you know what percentage of water evaporates, or does it all evaporate with time? Thanks.

[@tellervo.]

@@elainem7722 I don't know the percentage, but not all of it evaporates

[@chenmeizhen2009]

May i know why the soap has to be heated after it traced? Thank you.

[@tellervo.]

Traditional marseille soap is made with a heating process so I wanted to make this a hot process soap, but it can be made cold process too :)

[@chenmeizhen2009]

@@tellervo. Thank you for the kind explanation. Will try it soon

[@lhayma2000]

bravoooooooooooooo you are wonderful

[@Jackie.b12]

How many ounces does your recipe make? I don't know which size loaf tray you have.

[@rrutaba]

Hi. I luv your channel ❣️. U added sodium lactate even stearic acid does the same purpose like to harden the soap. Am I right?

[@tellervo.]

Thank you so much❤️ Sodium lactate does help harden soap but for this one I mainly added it because it also helps hot process soap stay more fluid. But you could definitely use stearic acid if you want a harder bar🙂

[@rrutaba]

@@tellervo. thank u 🙏 ❤️

[@1.7-5.]

Some add to it palm oil 10%, coconut 18%. Which is better?

[@ありさ吉永-j4i]

使用感は変わらなかったです。フツーに計算機どおりつくったのと。片栗粉でなくても、粘土があがるゼラチンでも同じでしたし、コチラも、ドロドロになってないのに、固まるのが早かったです。粘性のものいれるとほとんど2日目から白くなって、1週間後か２週間後にはカチカチに固まってます。ドロドロにしてから、いれると、三日後には型出しできます。

[@sterchinwe4454]

So beautiful

[@Sulaiman-bu7il]

Wow v v nice

[@rukietizi38]

Great video

[@tellervo.]

Thank you☺️

[@1118cristina]

Excellent 👍👍♥️

[@ありさ吉永-j4i]

もっと、スグに固まらないの？なんか、ないの？だと、ドロドロになるまでかくはんきでまぜて冷蔵庫で放置。でも、２週間かなぁ。確かにありますね。すぐ固まるだと、苛性ソーダの量を半分にして、片栗粉を埋め合わせに半分使います。お湯にしなくてもフツーに溶けますね。んで、オイルインして、かくはんきで混ぜまくる、ドロドロにしたら、タッパーにいれてフタして床か冷蔵庫に放置で、1週間後固まります。片栗粉はドロドロになってなくても、全然大丈夫でした。ドロドロにしてからまぜあわせると、３日でカチカチに固まっていました。

[@preetisingh2190]

Can we wash utensil with it

[@maecysamziel]

can u make a soap for very sensitive skin coz i have a son that has some skin condition.

[@tellervo.]

Maybe you could try to make a castile soap for him? It is a very gentle soap made with 100% olive oil.

[@neethu7092]

Hi, can i skip the additives？

[@tellervo.]

sure

[@veronicalodeiro6610]

Hola me encantó este jabón y tus fórmulas sin sencillas hermosas. En caso de agregar aroma en qué momento se hace durante la cocción? 🥰🥰👏

[@growingupgolden14]

Oh I forgot to add this question. I use Extra Virgin Olive Oil is that a wrong choice or should I be using regular Olive Oil or does it matter?

[@tellervo.]

You can use any kind that you like🙂

[@growingupgolden14]

@@tellervo. ok awesome, thank you! 😊

[@shoresofreedom]

do you prefer sodium lactate or citrate?

[@DeshaView]

so good😍 Thank you for sharing! ❤️ Greeting from oman👌👈👍🙏lots of hugs❤️🙏

[@tellervo.]

Thank you🥰 hugs❤️

[@wild_cub_times]

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[@bcrazyqc4596]

Thank you for the sharing , Ijust have one question if it is possible :do you use the NAOH ou KOH? or both?

[@aldinnavarra3315]

Hi. Why do you need to do hot process after you reach trace?

[@tellervo.]

You don't need to. I wanted to make this hot process since marseille soap is made with a heating process

[@nataushacharnell9839]

I wish I knew the measurements in standard instead of metric so I could make! This is my favorite video!

[@ssolnok]

Just ask google for the conversion & it takes you to a table to convert grams to oz.

[@lindabrooks66]

Is there a particular reason you process this as hot process vs cold process?

[@tellervo.]

I hot processed it because traditional marseille soap is made with a heating process

[@samuelarnaultt6800]

Wath i do if i dont have heat gun ?

[@deizeoliveira2777]

Alguém sabe me dizer se consigo traduzir o vídeo?

[@teecee848]

can you make this as a cold process soap instead of cooking it?

[@tellervo.]

Yes, just reduce the water amount

[@teecee848]

@@tellervo. thank you

[@teecee848]

@@tellervo. by how much? (again thank you for responding so quickly)

[@tellervo.]

@@teecee848 You could reduce it by a third, this way you would have a 2:1 water to lye ratio.

[@kaolinwasher]

where did you get the wire for your copping saw ?

[@tellervo.]

I have the soap cutter linked in the description box.

[@angelamariadeoliveira3843]

Boa tarde. Gostaria de ter a receita em Português.

[@nataushacharnell9839]

How much sodium lactate did you add?

[@kellyroot6289]

I wondered that too, but if you look carefully at the bottom of the video while she adds the sodium lactate, it reads 18g. Enlarge then video page and is shows at the bottom left.

[@annasoop]

so good~^^

[@tellervo.]

Thank you🥰

[@kasirojkt9245]

This is hot or cold process ?

[@tellervo.]

Hot process

[@issychan7447]

Hi Tellervo! Thanks for your lovely recipe. I really enjoy it. I have lots of oil forming on the soap after 12 hours, and shrinking surface, will that be still ok? (it's harden). Could you shed me lights on the reason why it happen? btw, in the description, lye concentration said 25%, should that be 33% instead? Thank you!

[@tellervo.]

That does not sound very good, it sounds like you didn't have a stable emulsion and the oil separated. If I had to guess I'd say you probably didn't stickblend enough. I used a lot of water because I hot processed this soap. If it's made cold processed you need much less water

[@jasonstouder]

Why are the bars so big?

[@fannyavalosmojica6710]

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