Soap Making Tahitian Vanilla Glycerin Soap Swirl

I used Tahitian Vanilla fragrance oil from Bramble Berry.
After you melt your glycerin soap base, add your fragrance oil, and then set aside 1/3 of your base in a separate container. This 1/3 will be colored black using activated charcoal and glycerin. You only need a small amount of glycerin (or alternately, you can use isopropyl alcohol, to mix in your color) so it doesn't clump.
Pour half of the 1/3 (black soap) in the base of the mold, followed by all of the remaining clear base, then finish with the last of the black. Wait around 5-10 minutes between pours and refer to my first video for what to look for and how to know its time to pour.

The music is from Epidemic Sound.

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[Moonlighting-yp]

You make things very clear and I learn a lot from your videos. Thank you!

[keonisan]

That looks like a TORNADO!!!! Excellent. I never thought of using clear like this.

[xmaseveholly]

💕❤️💕✨ I’ve missed you!!! Are you back??? Please say YES!!! This soap is amazing!!! Hope you’re well. Stay safe & heathy. 😷 ✨💕❤️💕

[carolconway]

I love your soaps and the swirls and this one is truly fantastic! So happy you have hopefully started making videos again and I look forward to the next one. Thank you!!!!?

[fawn]

Love this!!! It turned out gorgeous!!!!

[ForkNknife]

Thank you for this video. Totally in love with it. I am so gonna give it a try when I get all my supplies post lockdown . Cheers !

[keonisan]

I don't understand why the clear base would oxidize like that, shouldn't remain clear?

[sonicamy]

I'm curious, does melt and pour soap sell as well as cold process soap? I've always made cold process soap, so I have no sense to the specifics of melt and pour. Your video showed up in my YouTube queue, so I decided to have a look. I was amazed, so I watched a few more videos, lol! I found it fascinating. You sure make some beautiful soap. After you open the package to use a bar doesn't it sweat like crazy? Like I said, I dont know. I use small amounts of the cold process melt and pour (low sweat) to make embeds for my soap tops, but that is the extent of my knowledge. Thanks if you answer my questions. They probably sound a little simple minded, but I couldn't help but ask a pro.

[Fiiscreativemoods]

When you sell these soaps to customers, do you explain to them the after care of using these soaps. That it will sweat and must be wrapped up. Do you put it on the label