Favourite youtube soapers? Do you have a soaping youtube channel?

[lenarenee]

I'll add Elaine Wright - the only tawain swirls I ever liked.

Yellow Cottage Soapery - because she's so different from me.

Rachel LaLonde

Swing and Dream - again very different from me and can put weird colors together and usually make it work.

white milk soap and candle - doesn't seen afraid to try new things or screw up on camera

 

[JuneP]

I recently discovered Yellow Cottage Soapery. She makes a lot of soap, so I've been watching a lot of her videos. I like that she share the names of colors she's using, their source, etc. She sure likes embeds and piping, which I will have to try one of these days when I can make soap again.

I'll add Elaine Wright - the only tawain swirls I ever liked.

Yellow Cottage Soapery - because she's so different from me.

Rachel LaLonde

Swing and Dream - again very different from me and can put weird colors together and usually make it work.

white milk soap and candle - doesn't seen afraid to try new things or screw up on camera

 

[shimmersoap]

MY fav videos

Soapqueen and Soaping 101 is the Best! Very informative. though i do admit, Soaping101 is Cold Process so MP soap makers may not find it very helpful.

 

[lenarenee]

theorgelmeister! (aka the soap man) Brand new video maker! Simple, calm, no frills soaping. I really enjoy listening to him. Can't wait to see how he evolves!

 

[penelopejane]

What I like about Kevin Devine is that he tells you all the weights and measurements, he tells you all the colour names and amounts and the scents he uses.
He gives good detailed instructions and he isnt shy about not getting it right the first time.
You come away thinking I can do that rather than feeling you've watched a artist at work but you are none the wiser.

 

[Keffingtonnaturals]

Who are your favourite people to watch making soap online? Or do you prefer blogs? Do you have a channel and are you comfortable sharing your link?

my personal favorite youtube soapers are Ariane Arsenault & Katie (Royalty Soaps). I prefer watching videos so i can see how intricate the soaps they make are. and i have a soaping channel that i just started the link is down below i will have to check out everyones youtube channels. I really enjoy my soap video time to myself If anyone else has a channel send me a link so i can Subscribe to you!
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[Dahila]

the same as Dibbles )

 

[BlackBoar]

my personal favorite youtube soapers are Ariane Arsenault & Katie (Royalty Soaps). I prefer watching videos so i can see how intricate the soaps they make are. and i have a soaping channel that i just started the link is down below i will have to check out everyones youtube channels. I really enjoy my soap video time to myself If anyone else has a channel send me a link so i can Subscribe to you!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_hUQcEOnfznXDoieUadkfw

soap cutting here : https://youtu.be/nGn58Nnh5c8

Subscribed

 

[spacecitysoaps]

I totally agree with all of the above! I just started a channel if anyone is interested: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmvIMKgmm23uf2yrwBogH_Q

xoxo - Phoebe

 

[PlumCrzy]

Well, I can see there are a lot more videos to watch! Have seen many of Soapmaking101, but am so new to soaping haven't gotten to others yet. Lots more fun to have . . .

 

[penelopejane]

The most frustrating thing in the soaping world is watching a silly video all the way through only to find they don't show the cut soap. Even if you go to their you tube site and webpage they don't show the cut soap. So disappointing and what a waste of time.

Now I go right to the end, check that there is a cut soap, then start at the beginning.

 

[artemis]

The most frustrating thing in the soaping world is watching a silly video all the way through only to find they don't show the cut soap. Now I go right to the end, check that there is a cut soap, then start at the beginning.

Yes! Great to learn the special technique, but how do I know if I want to do it if I don't know what the end result is?

 

[Keffingtonnaturals]

I totally agree with all of the above! I just started a channel if anyone is interested: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmvIMKgmm23uf2yrwBogH_Q

xoxo - Phoebe

I love just watching everyone soap sometimes I watch to go to sleep too.
I also started a channel as well! Ill sub to you ASAP
www.youtube.com/c/keffingtonnaturals , I also upload other crafting things. like bath bombs and Wax melts <3

 

[jcandleattic]

I have a channel but it is so so bad, the lighting is horrible, I ramble, and I only have like 7 videos in the last 2 years. It's fun doing the videos, but as for sharing - eh, if y'all find me great, but you have been warned. LOL

I have many favorites. I think I'm subscribed to like 40 channels but watch only about 10 of them on a regular basis.

 

[Rune]

I like these Youtube channels, they are my favorites. Some of them publish quite often, others don't. Some are all natural, others not. Some make both hot and cold process, other more of one or the other. Some focus more on design than others. But I think all of them are great!

C-Light Candles & Soap (I especially like her way of making hot process. I have learned a lot from her): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClJQKWU_Cns_nnvYT-st-HQ

Shalebrook Handcrafted Soap (I like her hot process too. Beautiful soaps): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLYte9VZzTnhDXkbFeY_RTg

Tina Moenck (she explaines everything very good, in depth): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWx27qZOfC4EPnJrAhT1aPQ

Hila All Natural Soaps (some videos in hebrew and others in english): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCj9T2KhIkKBHyx_pFs3HMzA

OliveLeafandHoney (beautiful natural soaps): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJJtnaWMbJnAcy09yAKNOHA

EssentialSoap (very rustic soaps. Almost only hot process, all-natural. She has lots of knowledge): https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCs1din0TgCGyfxZInd2fIsQ