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How to Stamp Cold Process Soap

48,290 views November 13, 2015 6:35

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I show you how I stamp my cold process soap. I typically stamp my soap directly after the cut, but if it's a recipe with more liquid oils, I wait about 24 hours… it helps keep the stamp impression sharp instead of sloppy.

Some people use plastic wrap in-between their soap and the stamp. I have tried it and didn't like the result. However, to each their own… if it works for you, use it! :)

Looking for your own custom soap stamp? I recommend Dave at LaserCutz on Etsy. (Nope, was not paid in any way, shape or form to recommend his shop. I just like it and think you will too.)

etsy.com/shop/Lasercutz

Rubber mallet can be found at Lowe's in the Tool section. I think it was around $5.

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Sarah Milroy published this 6:35 video tutorial on November 13, 2015. It has been watched 48,290 times on YouTube.

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