Making Heart-Shaped Bath Fizzies - WITH RECIPE | MO River Soap
Hello everyone! I'm Holly! In this video, I'm making heart-shaped bath fizzies for our upcoming release and I'm sharing my favorite recipe too!
Our next release is scheduled for Thursday, March 18th! It's a flurry of activity here getting everything ready! We had hoped to have a release this week but so many different things converged at once this week. (Our son's birthday - we knew that one was coming ????, medical issues with our dog - waiting on biopsy results, extra tax work needing done ASAP, and we're also getting a tornado shelter this week! I'm so excited!)
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B-3 Bomber Bath Bomb Machine and Heart Mold are available at bathbombmachine.com
Kitchen Aid 6 Quart Mixer
✨ B A T H F I Z Z I E R E C I P E
1500 grams Baking Soda
60 grams Cream of Tartar
30 grams Coconut Milk Powder
40 grams Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate (SLSA)
Moistened with 20-40 sprays of 70% Isopropyl Alcohol - dependent on humidity
6 grams Cocoa Butter
14 grams Apricot Kernel Oil
10 grams Polysorbate 80 (not shown in video)
30 grams 99% Isopropyl Alcohol
30 grams Fragrance Oil (be sure that fragrance is used within the IFRA safety level)
1000 grams Citric Acid Powder
Colors Used are FDA Approved and Batch Certified Lake Powders for Bath Fizzies - Red 27, Red 40, Blue 1, Yellow 5, and Yellow 6
Available at nurturesoap.com
Missouri River Soap is not responsible for any outcome that results from testing this recipe. Follow all safety precautions and heed all warnings for the production and use of bath bombs/bath fizzies.
✨ INGREDIENT INFO:
*SLSa - Sodium Lauryl Sulfoacetate is a sulfate free surfactant. It is derived from coconut and palm and is gentle and mild. It is Eco Certified. The coarse powder does not need to be ground but does have a larger particle size that helps to keep the powder less airborne than the fine. I only buy from Two Wild Hares as this is my preferred SLSa.
*Polysorbate 80 is an emulsifier. This helps to incorporate the oils and colors into the bath water without floating on the surface. This also helps to prevent colors from leaving a ring on the tub...and you!
*Pay attention the to IFRA usage rates for the fragrance you choose.
*Citric Acid Powder - I look for Anhydrous Fine
B-3 BOMBER BATH BOMB PRESS - This press is amazing! In full disclosure, I was gifted this machine back in January of 2019. The exchange was to show the machine and how it works and to just enjoy it. That's it! I fulfilled all obligations a while ago! However, I love this machine and I love to support other small businesses. I am grateful for the opportunity and I feel this product is superbly made. Please note that we purchased the air compressor, hoses, dials, additional molds, etc., on our own. Head over to bathbombmachine.com to learn more.
Three Berry Icecream - A Sunny Spring Day
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Driftwood // Cold Process Soap Making
After yet another small hiatus, I am back with another video! These bars are actually available to purchase online now, that's how long ago this video was shot. (oops) I owe much of that time to learning how to navigate my way through Premiere Pro. (thanks Alex!!) It's been both a blessing and a curse, just because I don't necessarily need all the bells and whistles just yet. However, I'd be lying if I said I didn't like all the new things I'm able to do that I wasn't on iMovie. So stay tuned for all that! :) If you are interested in purchasing one of these bars, you can click here -- or the link below.
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Base oils include: coconut oil, olive oil, cocoa butter, shea butter, apricot kernel oil, and castor oil. (I cut out the portion that involves weighing out the lye and oils as it is not necessarily what I want the focus to be, which is more on the design process itself!)
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Easy Pour Mixing and Measuring Container - Brambleberry
Oils and Butters - Soaper's Choice
Colorants - Bright Blue Jean, Neon Raspberry, Brown Oxide by Brambleberry
Lye - Nature's Garden
Fragrance Oil - Beach Memories by Nature's Fragrance (formerly Nature's Items)
Silicone Mold w Basket - Essential Depot
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Dan Mason ダン·メイソン - Sunset Sky
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Rainbow Fusion Soap | RAINBOW EXTRAVAGANZA 2020 | MO River Soap
Hi everyone! The Rainbow Extravaganza is finally here! We have a lot of content coming up over the next month. We are currently eyeballing July 30 to release the Rainbow Extravaganza products on our website. Stay tuned to our social media accounts to stay up to date.
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Camera used to film: Canon M50
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Why doesn’t your video have a recipe and supply list? This video is not a tutorial.
How do I get started in soapmaking? Start off by researching. Educate and then experiment. Be sure to follow all proper safety precautions. A great starting place is the beginner cold process soapmaking series by SoapQueenTV here on YouTube. You can then purchase all the supplies you need at Bramble Berry. Lovin Soap Studio also has a beginner series on YouTube.
Why don't you share your cold process soap recipe? Our recipe is proprietary. We are contractually obligated to keep our recipe a secret. I do occasionally share a test recipe. I highly recommend Bramble Berry, Lovin' Soap, and The Nerdy Farm Wife for free recipes. Those resources are a great starting point and then you can tweak your favorite recipe to make it your own.
Where do you buy your oils? We purchase our oils in bulk at Soapers Choice, Wholesale Supplies Plus, and Sam's Club.
Where did you buy your molds? My husband builds all my wood molds. My silicone molds are from various suppliers.
Where did you buy your soap planer? My husband built the soap planer for me.
Where did you buy your soap cutter? We purchased our soap cutter at Bud’s Woodshop.
Where did you buy your soap loaf splitter? Our loaf splitter was purchased from Smith Creek Studio.
Where do you buy your soaping containers? My pitchers are from School Masters and my large plastic containers are from Webstaurant Store.
Where do you buy your fragrance oils? We purchase our oils from many different suppliers. We don’t have a one-stop-shop for all of our oils. We blend the majority of the fragrances we work with.
Where do you buy your colors? We buy our colors at Bramble Berry, Nurture Soap, and Mad Micas.
Where do you buy your coconut milk? I was buying So Delicious Organic Coconut Milk on Amazon but I think you all bought them out! Ha! I now buy Native Forest Organic Coconut Milk. Please don't buy them out. I need coconut milk. lol
Where do you buy your soap boxes? We usually buy our boxes from Wholesale Supplies Plus or Elements Bath and Body.
How do you design and print your labels? I use Adobe Photoshop to design my labels. I use full sheet labels and print with our HP Laser Jet Pro printer.
Where do you buy your packaging materials? We buy our packaging materials at various suppliers including Paper Mart, ULine, Nashville Wraps, Eco Enclose, and Amazon.
Do you give classes? No, I do not offer classes. However, if you need help, leave me a comment and I’ll see what I can do.
Why are the comments disabled on your older videos? Due to some very negative, hateful, and vile comments, I am no longer allowing commenting on older videos. The older videos seem to be the ones targeted. Newer videos may have approved comments for a time. I welcome decent, respectful comments.
Making Apricot Freesia cold process soap
It's about time that I use this fragrance again. I've been thinking about it for some time, but of course, there were other soaps I wanted to get too also. Not only is this Apricot Freesia fragrance a great scent, but it doesn't discolor our misbehave at all. In fact, in the making of this soap, it really took its sweet time in thickening up the batter. The name also suggests one of my favorite color combinations: orange and pink.
The freesia part of the equation is also intriguing to me and gives me fruit for thought. Freesia flowers not only smell awesome, but they're beautiful flowers that are usually a beautiful mix of colors. For that reason I paired off some colors to use as drop swirls.
There was a lot to do in this rather complex soap. While complex, the design is actually simple. It's the piping that adds a bit more complexity to the situation. It definitely contributes to more instruments to wash. In this case 3 piping bags were prepared, so there were the bags plus three pieces of hardware to deal with for each.
But I love a good project and challenge. I also always love the results of a successfully piped soap.
We returned from almost two weeks in Ecuador, with the chief reason to visit the Galapagos. There was one particular indigenous thing there that inspired a soap that I will be making soon. Of course there will be a video, so stay tuned.
Thank you all so much for the subscriptions, comments and thumbs up. It really helps my channel to grow. Also, the vibrant soap webstore is open again at: vibrantsoap.com
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I will be posting more of the Galapagos trip there as well al my soap and other things that influence and inspire me.: lots of nature and flowers.
Take care!
Clyde
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