I've been wondering how people do that, too. So far, I just make 1# batches and put the extra in another mold.I want to make some tiny embeds for the challenge and I'm wondering if I can use my minni frother to make 2 ounces of soap or will it make my soap full of bubbles. I've been wondering how people make tiny batches of soap and I thought maybe I can use my mini frother to do it.
The rules say you have to make 2 bars. Don't think that the frother would make it too bubbly. I would tap the mold to remove some air bubbles perhaps.I want to make some tiny embeds for the challenge and I'm wondering if I can use my minni frother to make 2 ounces of soap or will it make my soap full of bubbles. I've been wondering how people make tiny batches of soap and I thought maybe I can use my mini frother to do it.
I make small batches for embeds in a #5 plastic container that is tall and narrow, with a base roughly the same diameter as my stick blender. Mine is a Happy Farms ricotta container from Aldi. 2 oz of oils + lye solution is enough to cover the holes in my blender.I've been wondering how people make tiny batches of soap and I thought maybe I can use my mini frother to do it.
I think there is a good chance of that kind of frother making some bubbles. If you want to try making a tiny embed batch, you might try a whisk. I usually make soap and a small amount extra. If you use soap dough, you could make a batch for that purpose, using what you need for your embeds first.I want to make some tiny embeds for the challenge and I'm wondering if I can use my minni frother to make 2 ounces of soap or will it make my soap full of bubbles. I've been wondering how people make tiny batches of soap and I thought maybe I can use my mini frother to do it.
One single batch. When I make layered soaps, I masterbatch my lye solution and oils, and mix small batches from that. I like to use a fragrance that will give me some amount of working time to get everything well mixed and poured but then sets up more quickly. By the time I get the following layer ready, the poured layer is set enough to pour over.I just want to make sure I'm clear about the rules it says you need to make your soap out of one batch. So does that mean if I were making layers in my soap that I must make one batch and split my soap into equal portions for my layers. or am I allowed to make 3 or 4 batches of soap separately for each layer to make one batch of soap?
