Soap Making, Oils and Recipes
This soap making video tutorial shows you step by step how to make this adorable and fun soap.
This soap is bubblegum flavoured which is the perfect match for all the gum balls on top.
You will need to make the balls a week or so ahead of time but well worth the wait. The kids would love using this soap.
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How does one make the gum balls please???
disappointing it doesn’t tell you how to make the gumballs. That’s what made the soap unique.
What are the contents in the mixture? How can we do this without information?
I’m hoping that’s bubblegum scented, not flavored?… this is such a cute idea though!!
The way I make my own embed/decorations with my CP soap is I make an uncolored loaf of soap for the dough. Keep it in the mold wrapped with plastic wrap for 3 days, unmold the soap, wrap that for 3 more days (the point being that it saponifies but the water doesn’t evaporate out of the soap so it stays soft). When that process is done, split up the loaf into how ever many colors you want, mix mica colors in and roll them into balls (or other shapes), just like clay! It’s fun – and when you’re all done, just wash your hands, cause it’s only soap!
I hope that helps! Look up Sorcery Soaps for her original soap dough ideas. She’s fantastic.