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I wanted to make a 6 layer blueberry soap today in an ombre from the darkest blue on the bottom to the lightest blue on the top.

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Why it worked

The video showcases a visually appealing and satisfying soap-making process with a popular theme (blueberries). The ombre effect and the detailed layering create a mesmerizing visual, and the creator's engagement prompt for naming the batch encourages interaction.

Summary

The creator demonstrates making a six-layer ombre soap with blueberry-themed colors and scents. They pour different shades of blue soap into a mold, adding blueberry embeds as a topping, and ask viewers for name suggestions for the batch.

Structure

1Pouring dark blue soap layer
2Pouring lighter blue layers
3Adding blueberry embeds
4Asking for name suggestions

Call to action

Help me name this batch

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Transcript

I wanted to make a 6 layer blueberry soap today in an ombre from the darkest blue on the bottom to the lightest blue on the top. I think the shades of this bar just turned out so perfectly and dreamy and I just love them all. I scented this bar with a blueberry jam fragrance, but honestly, it reminds me more of blue raspberry then blueberry. Either way, it is an amazing scent and it actually really goes with the color scheme. Either way, it is a delightful fragrance. There are notes of blueberry, lingonberry, rose nectar, lily, cranberry and sugar syrup. It's very sweet, fruity and I think it's perfect for this bar. Like I mentioned, I went with six layers, the darkest on the bottom and the lightest on the top. And then I topped each bar with two different blueberry embeds. I normally like using pencil lines for my layered soap, but I think this one looks better without it. Help me name this batch.