Soap Making Instructions - Tea Tree Oil Soap

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Hey everyone! My name is Steve from soap-making-resource.com. This is my very first soap making video tutorial, so let me know how you like it!

Today you will learn from these simple soap making instructions how to make tea tree oil soap from scratch. I really love this soap and I think you will too! Please let me know if you have any questions while watching the video. I'm here to help! You can contact me on YouTube or on my website soap-making-resource.com.

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[caipirinhabrasil1]

You should make more videos because you explain all the process very well.Very nice.

[Erykah1971]

i thought u were suppose to add the lye to the water, not the water to the lye....??????

[ShoryoTombo]

Great tutorial. Please do more how to videos :-)

[whiterose077]

@Erykah1971 Hi! i think he was just mesuring the water not mixing it, but yes its add the lye to the water.

[ShelsStudio]

Please keep the Soap Making Videos coming! Love, Love, Love ! Great Information I real appreciate it as a rookie :)

[darklobo79]

Great tutorial, I think I can do this you explained it very well.

[donnamara1961]

great tutorial thanks

[educlosel]

great vid.....thank you

[FrFrankiejr]

Wonderful. Looks fun! (check your spelling, though: preparation, kernel, lavender). Thanks, it looks like the rest of us can actually do it too.

[emoneyblue]

Great job thanks for adding.

[Jennifer55260]

Thanks dude. I tried to get a book on it, but the whole time I was reading it I was thinking, "Wtf DOES THIS MEAN."

I learn better from people who are actually doing it and talking about it.

:)