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Video - Loaf Soap with Curls
This is the first video in our new Video Learning Series. We welcome suggestions for new video ideas!
Wishing You Much Success!
Debbie May
http://www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com/
1-800-359-0944
9 comments:
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The rubbing alcohol causes the embed soap to adhere to the overpour soap. If you do not apply the mist of rubbing alcohol, the two different soaps will fall apart when the soap is sliced.
It is actually a very small amount of rubbing alcohol compared to the volume of soap you are making. It does not make the soap drying or interfer with the glycerin.
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Hi! Love your blog; love your company!
We just made a few loaves like this using our "mistakes". We named one Confetti soap and the other Let It snow soap.
It's a great way to use up odds and ends and well, mistakes!
Merry Christmas!
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Awesome video...great job!! Looking forward to more of these.
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Video is really great!!! However the lighting is a little dim especially when you were embedding the curls. Somehow, there is much shadow. Overall, very informative!
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I am returning to soap crafting and enjoyed this. It showed me a new technique and made me familiar with a product I have not tried yet. Thanks!
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You only put glycerin in the soap that you want to curl. The added glycerin will soften the soap so that it will not break when curling.
Debbie
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Love the video! Looking foward to more. I think I will try this with red for Valentine's day with my 7 year old grandaughter.Thank you!
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Thank you for the wonderful video.
I have a question - why do you spray the noodle down with alcohol?