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Babies Breath Melt and Pour Soap Making Soap Recipes Tutorial for Beginners
Easy melt and pour soap beginner design
Using Clear and Shea Butter Melt and Pour Base
Color: from StarDust Micas - Ariel Blue & Pink Watermelon
Scent: Babies Breath
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Hi everyone, this is Anna from Koala Soap
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And today we're going to be making a soap in our silicone mold
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It's going to be called Baby's Breath. We're going to be using 4 ounces of shea butter melt and pour
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not to be confused with raw shea butter. This is Melt and Pour Shea Butter
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Crystal Clear Melt and Pour from Crafter's Choice, 4 ounces. 4 ounces of Crystal Clear Melt and Pour from Crafter's Choice and Shea Butter Melt and Pour
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All of these are 4 ounces to equal 16 ounces. And then we have 10 to 11 ounces of Shea Butter Melt and Pour here off to the side
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On our other channel, which I'll have a link to, I think, is it, no, it's that way
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Please like and subscribe. This is the latest cheese board that's made with FDA safe resin
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So that one takes about 12 hours to make off and on
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And then we did this cute little dolphin scene. So if you want to like how to do this because Christmas is coming, this is a really easy project
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It was really easy. And this one guys, I'll tell you, if you don't want to mess with resin, you could maybe
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I don't know, but you could maybe use clear glue with this
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I'm not sure, but maybe. Okay, so we're going to go ahead and get this melted down
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Today our fragrance is going to be Baby's Breath from Bramble Berry. I can't find my aerial blue
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I think I'm out. And I can't read what color this is, but it's very close to aerial blue from Stardust Micas
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So I can't read this color because the name's gone. This one is going to be Pink Sunset or Watermelon
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Anyway, I'll put the links to everything I'm using below in the comments. Okay, so let's get started
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Okay, so these are all melted down. And if I had to guess, they're probably in the 160s to 170s
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Now this is a soap technique that I read a lot and I get a lot of comments about how the soap sets so quickly and it's really hard for them to pour
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This is actually a soap that if you do develop the skin, it's okay because we mush it up together
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It's a soap I think I've done the last few videos, this technique on. It's my favorite technique
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So we're going to go ahead and stir it. Let's just get a basic gist. Okay, so 156
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What I'm going to go ahead and do is, my rule of thumb is I use 5 ml of fragrance oil per pound of soap
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This is a pound of soap, and I do understand I have another 10 to 11 ounces here
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But I find that this pretty much does it for the scent for the soap, so it's not too overpowering
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Not only that, if you've seen my videos, I usually have a little bit left and that's
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when our six cavity pink mold, the mold everyone should probably have, and I just pour the extra
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into there and it's unscented, so it won't conflict with anything else that we're doing
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So the first thing I'm going to do is I'm going to take a, this is a three cc pipette
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and I'm going to go ahead and I'm going to draw up five total, five mls total, because
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this right here is 12, I'm sorry, not 16, yeah, no, 16, 16 ounces
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this is a pound I'm going to go ahead and just to you know just divvy it up so that we have 5 ml's
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total don't do too much that was three and that's all I'm going to do so once that's that and since
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this soap is under 160 I feel confident enough that it's not going to go ahead and burn off at
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at this point. So I'm going to go ahead, we're going to mix our micas and then we'll start pouring
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You notice that I will usually pour an opaque soap first because it takes longer to set up And then I going to test it and I pour around it I try not to pour I just don want it to muddle
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So you'll notice it'll test it a little bit with some drips here before pouring on top
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And so that's basically how we do this soap. So we'll go ahead and get started
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It looks pretty good. We've got everything that we need out of the mold. It's a little bit of a fuss to get it out of the mold because it's a small mold. The bigger the mold, the easier it is to get the soap out
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And you have to remember, if you're using that square mold, that there is a longer side
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and a shorter side. And you want the longer side to cut because that's what's going to give you your four
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even 1 inch marks. So again, I wanted to do one more house cleaning thing
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I don't have my email on the bottom of the description anymore because I was told that
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that was a way that people tried to break into your account, etc
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So if you want to submit a soap for me to put on the channel like I have in the past
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just go to my Facebook page and just DM me it right then and there because I can still
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save it and I can still show it. I was just told that it wasn't a good idea to have my email on there and so my website's
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there, everything else is there. It's just that the email I was told was probably not the best idea
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So again if you guys could go to All DIY Crafts and take a look at those videos, I would really
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appreciate it it's more resin art but you can also use the micas that we use in soaps and it's one of
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the reasons i got started in it and then you can see how we do these two projects so let's go ahead
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and we'll start cutting some soap
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