Thank you for watching! This soap was inspired by the scent I used. I used the sea salt fragrance oil from Brambleberry and love the clean breezy aroma. I have been creating a lot of my art, crafts, and soaps using teal color and its tints and shades so much lately and this is no exception.
I started using the clamshell technique and the batter moved a bit faster than I anticipated. I still love how the soaps turned out and they are still very true to the beach theme. I hope you enjoy this video and get some ideas for your own soap designs.
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I make these videos for entertainment purposes. This video is not a tutorial. I enjoy sharing my process and techniques for making cold-process soap. Handmade soap is made with sodium hydroxide known as lye which is highly caustic and can burn the skin. If you are making soap at home make sure to always use the proper protective equipment including safety glasses and gloves.