Crusty Edges sounds like a suburb of Bikini Bottom!!

@edenkammerer6428

Ай бұрын

The seedy alleys that Mr. Krabs hangs out, paying off others for them knowing too much info about Krusty Krab 😂 Example: SpongeBob found Mr. Krabs at Crusty Edges, defusing a bad intel deal with the shady fish in the trench coat 😂

@sunnyscott4876

Ай бұрын

@@edenkammerer6428 Perfect! 😊😊😊😊😊

The best day is Royalty Soap video day!! ❤

@RoyaltySoaps

Ай бұрын

Awwwww we are so happy to have you here!

@SwiftSquiggleAri_

Ай бұрын

@@RoyaltySoapsHII U ARE THE BEST!

@LESCreations

Ай бұрын

agreed 💯!!!

@katierobbins7962

Ай бұрын

It sure is 🥰

@JmikeSings

Ай бұрын

❤

As someone who used to eat handfuls of salt as a child, I am on the edge of my seat

@RoyaltySoaps

Ай бұрын

Ummmmm okay bestie. lol

@BriarMB13

Ай бұрын

@@RoyaltySoaps salt anything is just very happy making for me🥰

@SwiftSquiggleAri_

Ай бұрын

@@RoyaltySoapsummmm hi

@greenapple9477

Ай бұрын

Dear lord, did you hate your kidneys???

@BriarMB13

Ай бұрын

@@greenapple9477 lol no I am very anemic, and as a kid craved salt really bad all the time. No one took me seriously about it Meaning Something for years until I finally like...took a written dossier of symptoms to the doctor's a few years ago. Thankfully with treatment this is no longer an issue for me, and my nails aren't flexible anymore either lol

I think it's very pretty. Very organic and pure looking.

@RoyaltySoaps

Ай бұрын

Thank you!! I kinda like them, I want a bunch of different kinds in pastel! haha

@SwiftSquiggleAri_

Ай бұрын

@@RoyaltySoapsYES SO PRETTY!

I love when you talk chemical reactions!! I have no interest in making soaps (I have enough hobbies), but I love learning new things! I love how you describe your art, and how you show your irl process, success and failures both. Thank you so much!!

you are one of the only online soap stores i feel comfortable purchasing from, your obsession with quality is comforting

@nfcapps

Ай бұрын

I bought from Katie and from Ophelia's soapery. Both are very good.

Not going to lie Katie I saw what you were going to do was since you were talking about dissolving the salt and not having it be on there as an exfoliant I thought you were going to dissolve the salt in the same water as the lie and then mix it directly into the oils

@RoyaltySoaps

Ай бұрын

You can do that too! That's called a brine soap!

in the royal creative academy can we please get a video on curing, storage packaging etc.?

4:46 wow, that effect was beyond gorgeous 🤩🤩🤩

I learned the hard way thst Epsom salt didn't work in soap, not even melt and pour.

@RoyaltySoaps

Ай бұрын

Yeah, Epson salt likes to be by himself. haha

Well darn I won't do TikTok, guess I'll miss out on your deals. Good thing I have several Royalty soaps!

@bethanyplatt8154

Ай бұрын

I was thinking that too. I was wary of the TikTok shop, still am, but I feel better now that Katie has mentioned it. I still don't want to buy stuff from the shop, so I am grateful I'm in a position financially to just be able to go straight to the website.

You mentioning checking the weight is a great tip. I’ll definitely have to remember that when I try my hand at the salt soap.

It's so interesting how different makers create their salt soaps. There really is a way that will work for everyone!

I'm super excited for the tutorial! I just made the orange soda pop soap from your tutorial videos, and I'm loving it! I have plans to make the other two as well! They are going to make fantastic mother's day gifts

I haven't made one in ages, but they have a great foamy lather that I like. And last 4ever!! They can be very drying on the skin, especially for sensitive skin, if made with only coconut oil. The addition of the coconut cream sounds like a great way to make it less drying. Love watching your videos! Also, the avocado toast soap needs to come back. We loved using it so much ❤🥑

@RoyaltySoaps

Ай бұрын

Indeed! I also have a whopping 25% super fat so that helped a lot! haha

@thechroniclesofanniemcgee

Ай бұрын

@@RoyaltySoaps ohhh that sounds nice! The lather is going to be so rich and creamy on these 😍

wow! you read my mind.. I just started sketching out a salt bar. Love your channel!

@RoyaltySoaps

Ай бұрын

Awesome! Thank you! Can't wait to see what you make!

@SwiftSquiggleAri_

Ай бұрын

@@RoyaltySoapsHIIIIIII!

I recently found the viral videos about salt soap I'm guessing most other people learned about this product from. I very much appreciated the breakdown of what salt soap is & how it differs from other cold process soap 😁 I've been wondering about that since I first heard of it.

the thumbnail pose is so expressive it works for both videos

I love it! I am supre excited to see another soap making series! Thank you for continuing to produce quality wholesome content.

This reminds me that I would love to watch just one hot process soap video from you bc there aren't enough high-quality entertaining hot process soap videos on KZread.

This is so interesting! When I first started making soap, I made a soleseife soap with actual ocean water (it was an experiment and I was just having fun. I was super new to soap making so I wasn’t selling it or anything.) and that came out amazing! I’ve seen people dissolve the salt in the lye water but I’ve never seen anyone actually pour salt into the batter! I want to try this and make another batch of the soleseife and compare them now!

I bought the simplicity minted bar and Katie, it is the bomb!!!

Beautiful color!

Thank you Katie, this video was very educational.

Very interesting stuff! The chemistry of soap is so interesting! The nice thing I did for myself today was to finally get my vanity area in my new home set up. Been here since September but chronic illness coupled with the landlord using some really awful paint meant finding a way to hang the lights took ages. But they're up! And plugged in my faux neon flamingo light hahaha I'm so happy. Need to declutter my makeup and skincare and jewelery and then everything will find a place to live.

The bars are beautiful after hardening. Such a beautiful color.

I just bought that fragrance to try! You've got me all excited to use it!

I finally watched right after the video release!! Woohoo!

I SO want to buy these!!! I love the colours. Never tried a salt bar.

Thank you for being an inspiration to my small business, Simply Soaped Co! Love your videos💕

@SimplySoapedCo

Ай бұрын

Excited to see a tutorial for these on royal creative academy!😊 They look awesome

You have made me so obsessed with learning how to make soap ,you do it so beautifully !!!❤❤❤

so awesome! Completely nuts how quick they set up!

The coconut milk just chillin on the side 🥴😬😂 my ocd was screaming get it Katie, get it!!! lol 😅

I love love love the texture on top! Makes me long for a beach in the summer 😭. I also like the gel in the middle! The shape and the color remind me of Mother Earth.

I would love to see a video where you show us the whole process with all the waiting. I wouldn't mind if it was five hours long, I would love to see all of your content Katie! I can see a video with a pov view with go pro or a wide angle view of your entire space. To be able to see how you arrange all your things, how long it takes to mix the soap and how long it takes to solidify, and to be able to see what you do in the meantime. Maybe you could tell us about it, or talk with Caleb about details and suggestions, or even just lofi music....

I love putting salt in bar soaps made with potassium hydroxide, it makes lovely soap

Thank you for sharing, Katie. I will definitely look into TIK TOK shop. Love and hugs from Pretoria, South Africa.

Awesome video.. the one thing I don't like about anything salt, since I have a grouted tile shower. salt will eat it out after time.. not good. I don't do salt scrubs, so that is something to consider. I love your info and your videos are aways AWESOME, INFORMATIVE, AND JUST FUN! I LOVE THEM! I LOVE TUESDAYS!

I'm a huuuuge fan of that bar it's really pretty and perfect thematically and wow i love that lather

You made a great soap, of course with that concentration it can be used in less time and that would be the only benefit, but if that soap was left to sit for a longer time, like two months or more, not only would it be a quick soap to use, but it would be the soap with a wonderful feeling

Wow, nearly instant soap!

This is exactly what I need to get ready for bed. I'm away from my husband for a few nights and I'm such a night owl it's hard not to just stay up all night because going to bed is no fun when I'm all alone

I pair my salt bars with an inexpensive soap sack. I think the salt, no matter how fine is too scratchy. I also think salt bars are amazing and I can't get enough of them. I put in individual cavity molds and a pvc round mold and cut it after a couple of hours or four, or five... Five was way too long although it didn't crumble but did give me a wonky cut.

I wonder if you could do a boba tea line of soaps. I bet they would be adorable.

Oooo I might try these in replacement of whipped soap that I use for shavjng

They look awesome regardless of the whoopsie. ❤❤❤

I love a good salt soap for a good exfoliating shower once a week. These bars look beautiful and very icy looking.

All the infos at the end were tea interesting. Even though I never have or will be doing soap 😄

I hope you do another soap like the spirit soap. I bought so many of those but im not into the sweet soaps that seem to be most of your shop.

I love that type of lather!

I've been seeing same soap on KZread and I was curious what your thoughts were. Love this video

Omg i think i got a piece of this one as sample in my package and it smells so ridiculously good!

Nice video.

I want to try Salt bars please. So pretty

I love salt bars , they feel soooo good on my skin. I oil my skin afterwards. 😍

I bought this soap and it was amazing! I really loved it 🩵💙

Science and soap! How fun!

Salt bars are my favorite!

I make mine in a slab mold with dividers. I don’t use them because they dry my skin out but some people love them.

I'm too easily distracted to do salt and brine soaps in loaf form, so I used cavity molds when I did my brine bars. Found some lovely sun/moon molds, poured my bars, and just left them overnight. No stress, and they were beautiful!

I've been looking into making a salt bar just to try. I've seen lots of salt bar makers use individual silicone bar molds instead of loaf molds because of how quickly you have to cut them. It's insane to think you can cut them after 15 minutes. WOW 💜💜

😮😮😮😮 that lather, though!

Love salt soap, I found it was good on washing my face, but I have oily T zone. 😊

Please add this to your regular shop too!!! I don't have tick tock!!

I love your videos but have a comment on this one. I primarily make salt bars - do lots of swirls and colouring (drop swirls, hanger swirls, multi colours) and I use a 5 oil blend with a large superfat. I always use sea salt - no issues with stinging on small cuts ever - Himalayan pink is much too hard for a body soap salt bar but great for a foot soap. I use about 30% of my total weight of soap in salt. I leave it as CPOP for 2 hours before cutting. I do live in a dry climate so have no issues with sweating and my salt bars are my biggest seller with many repeat customers. I would not use table salt ever and suspect that is where stinging would come into it. I have specialized in salt bars for about 6 years. They are my favourite soaps to make! Thanks for sharing!!

the 1 minute squad

@RoyaltySoaps

Ай бұрын

SO FAST!!!

@SwiftSquiggleAri_

Ай бұрын

@@RoyaltySoapsHIIII I LOVE UR VIDS!

I've been on a salt soap kick lately! 😂 I use 90% coconut oil, but now, after seeing your incredible lather, I'm going to try it your way! 😊 I also now pour into individual molds, because I've tried the bar cutting thing in the past... One thing I find interesting, on a chemical level, is how does your batch absorb SOOO MUCH liquid from the fragrance oil? I use EO's, much less volume ...

I say 'thickems' now 😂 And I think I want to try this. Thank you!

Totally thought this was an april fools! What a pleasant surprise. I have never tried salt soap before, now I want to!

I've been making and selling exclusively salt soaps for years now. I think it may be your recipe. My bars use essential oils and clays to colour and the batter stays workable for a good 20 to 40 mins (unless I get a little over vigorous with the blender lol) plus and I've never had it gel. As long as I cut within 2 hours they are perfect. Cure time is 2 weeks for my recipe and they are perfect ready to ship. I only use oils though, no milk so maybe it heated your batter too much causing gel. I've never had a bar soft in the middle on cutting. It's always fun to try something new! I can't get enough of salt bars personally and neither can my customers lol. Many with sensitive skin have said its the only soap they can use.

May I suggest looking into other pink salts? Australia has some amazing pink salts. Himalayan pink salts are notoriously unethically mined is all.

Hi Katy, if one uses the pink Himalayan salt, does that speckle a lot if you don’t dissolve it first? Or just a little? Also, if one uses the regular oils (Olive oil, Shea butter, Cocoa butter, etc) does it take longer to set, than if you just use coconut butter? Thanks…

Coconut oil rushes to cure. I use individual cavity molds when I use a heavy amount of coconut oil...add salt to that and ya....25 mins might be too long to wait.

I made a double batch of salt bars? For my 3 and 4th batch. I didn't let the bottom layer harden enough on the 1st loaf before adding in a layer of soap, but they still turned out okay. I just put some on the bottom and on the top. Not all over. I was planning on making another double batch today, but with no glitter and different colorant. Hopefully, this time, it turns out perfectly. This time, I want to try a swirl design. I was also thinking of maybe a lay of coffee at the bottom, so this time it's actually brown.

I luv that u used Snow Whit! I’ve been telling everyone that Snow White works better than TD and u have a shimmer. However, the salt soap ur cutting was squishy because it was going through gel phase. When gel phase is done it will be rock hard that’s why u should cut them during gel phase. There is a lot about soap making that ppl over complicate to sell books and most of that info is wrong!!! it’s perfectly fine to use a 50/50 lye solution. U can mix ur batter with a whisk. Temperatures do not make a difference. I know a lot of ppl who do the heat transfer method. They use there fresh lye water to melt there butters and hard oils. Ur temperature couldn’t be further apart than that! And ppl get mad when they see ppl do this cause they read in a book with no scientific evidence to back up what the person was saying. But, if it’s in a book it must be correct. No it was wrong. I don’t need a whole other recipe for soap frosting. M. U don’t need to use T.D that is really bad for female reproductive organs. I can use white mica. My favorite is Snow White from MadMicas and it gets my soap milk white. Curing, ok scientifically speaking u do not need to cure for 4-6 weeks. Ur not even “ curing them” I don’t know who started using that term “soap curing” it’s ridiculous cause ur not aging for it to impact. The soap is already made after 48 hrs the symphonic process is done finished completely gone! THERE IS NO MORE LYE, LYE HAS COMPLETELY CHANGED TO SOAP DURING A CHEMICAL PROCESS ITS DONE! Lol lol ppl read this in a book that was written on how to make soap and ya I guess u can do it like that, but it’s over complicating things that don’t need to be complicated and most of this information was wrong. Speaking on a scientific level. It doesn’t matter if it’s hot process or cold process ur soap is completely changed to soap in 48hrs! 100% soap. I heard a big time KZreadr tell ppl that soap contains 3% to 1% lye in it between 4-6 weeks so it’s better to wait the 6-8 weeks is how long it takes for the lye to turn into soap. I honestly could not believe what she just said. None of that is true at all. When we do hot process u cook it so u speed up the process and u force gel phase and u are evaporating the water by doing this they also speed up saponification. When the soap is done it’s 100% soap and u can use that soap 2 days after it’s made. I take that exact same recipe u can force gel which no doubt speeds up saponification, but with cold process it takes 24-48 to be 100% safe cause that how long it takes for the saponification process to be complete. This soap after 2 more days I would ph test the batch as I do with all of them. The only reason they “ cure” is so that the excess water evaporates. The bar goes through 0 changes after the saponification process is complete. I know ppl who ship after 10-14 days. I do after 21 days. Mine are always rock hard real fast cause I use a lot of sodium lactate which is liquid salt. I’m so glad I got to share that one . lol

so out of curiosity, is it possible to make salt soap with melt in pour bases? i've recently gotten back into soap making and am very curious

I bet salt soaps would be good for traditional shaving brush usage.

❤

I use a little bit of salt about 40grams, 50/50 lye solution, My soaps are ready to cut in about 3-4 hours .

Id like to mention.. i do NOT have social medias. I no tik toc or instgram or facebook or anything and i buy your soaps from your website.

@RoyaltySoaps

Ай бұрын

I will always have the website, this is just another option. ☺️

I make my salt bars in individual moulds so they don’t need cutting. They are very popular with my customers.

I gave up on pouring salt bars into molds lol. It also takes me FOREVER to reach trace when I do salt bars. The opposite of what I usually hear!

My blood pressure can't handle it!!!!

when you filter out unincorporated lye from your solution, do you then have to redissolve that and add it back or is it just like, completely fine to have less lye in the batch?

can salt soaps be sent to the soap bank?

The way u were moving slow when u were making the design on top 💀

Do you make soaps for people with sensitive skin do to eczema

Heyy katie❤

@RoyaltySoaps

Ай бұрын

HI BESTIE!!

@SwiftSquiggleAri_

Ай бұрын

;)

I make my own face coconut bars with Retinol since the company I used to purchase them from discontinued their bars. My coconut oil is completely clear, but mine is also completely unrefined. My bars are about the same size as Katie's and mine last A MONTH and this is in the shower. I do add a splash of sodium lactate to mine, I don't superfat mine. I also don't add any kind of fragrance. I don't care about the cost of the oil, I care about the ability to make suds and how it feels on my skin and how long the bar lasts. 100% coconut oil soap is absolutely amazing, it does everything I want in a bar soap. Suds, doesn't disintegrate, feels great, cleans without completely stripping and lasts a really long time. I have a 42 ounce mold, it's just over 11 inches long and this makes enough bars for 9 months or there about. I don't measure my bars, I just cut them as they're for me.

@ThisBitchHere

Ай бұрын

Please post links I neeeeeeed this in my life

Soapie tiiiime😄😇👑💖

How do I get the recipe? New to this:)

What would be a substitute for the coconut oil/milk? I have very sensitive skin and am allergic to coconut.😅

@skyydancer67

Ай бұрын

The alternatives are harsher. You have palm kernel oil, hydrogenated palm kernel oil flakes (not to be confused with its more natural form), and babassu oil. All are cleansing oils in soaps (I listed from most gentle in my opinion) but you might be paying a pretty penny for the babassu.

@sarahshanaver2800

Ай бұрын

@@skyydancer67 Thank you for the info.

@skyydancer67

Ай бұрын

@@sarahshanaver2800 you're welcome. If you do try to make a soap, something similar to Katie's normal recipe, don't go higher than maybe 20% until you get a feel for what you like. Alternatively, you can make a true castile soap (100 % olive oil) or a bastile ( bastardized castile, which is not all olive oil but still pretty gentle). Have a good day.

What percentage of salt would you recommend?

Wow I didn’t know salt bars where a thing

The colours remind me of white jade

@RoyaltySoaps

Ай бұрын

GORGEOUS!

So this is a 100% coconut oil soap? or your regular recipe. Is it possible to just add salt to any recipe?

@RoyaltySoaps

Ай бұрын

It’s 100% coconut oil with a 25% super fat! 💗

What SF % did you use

Microscopically, salt is not very healthy for the skin, as it causes small injuries to it, and frequent use is not recommended (My beautician side spoke louder than the soap maker in this comment 😁). But I was so curious about how it behaved when used, how do you feel?... and consequently about the amount of salt used. Could you tell me the percentage?

Not for eczema.

@RoyaltySoaps

Ай бұрын

Yes, can be potentially irritating! I have found it doesn't make mine flare but everyone should test for their own skin preference!

So I should purchase from tictok instead of your direct link? Or if you decide to sell these they'll be found through both ways? I'm so interested in trying salt soaps ❤ Ty for another great video! Edit... I had to go look cuz I never get on tictok. So am I seeing correctly, it's only a handful of items offered through tictok? I looked and only see 8 listings... Or am I missing something cuz idk what I'm doing on that app lol.

@RoyaltySoaps

Ай бұрын

That is correct! We don’t have all our products there, our catalog is too big! Haha right now we don’t have any “TikTok exclusives”, I will tell Instagram if we ever do that!