What Would a NO STIR Soap Look Like? 🌺

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The video likely performed well due to the visually appealing and satisfying process of pouring multiple vibrant colors into a soap mold, creating a mesmerizing marbled effect. The use of bright, tropical colors and the anticipation of the final result would have engaged viewers.

Summary

The video shows the process of making a colorful, multi-layered soap without stirring or touching the top layer. The creator pours different colored soap bases into a mold, creating a vibrant, swirled effect. The soap is scented with a tropical fruit fragrance.

Structure

1Pouring yellow soap into mold
2Pouring pink soap into mold
3Pouring blue soap into mold
4Pouring teal soap into mold
5Pouring orange soap into mold
6Pouring pink soap again
7Pouring yellow soap again
8Showing the finished pour

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What Would a NO STIR Soap Look Like? 🌺 #nostirsoap #soapmaking #handmadesoap #soap #soapcutting

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Transcript

What would it look like if you made a soap without swirling the inside or the top? I thought a bright, fun, colorful tropical soap would be the perfect bar to show you this. So I'm super excited to see how it turns out. Not only did I go with the no stir pour inside of the bar, but I also did not touch the top at all. So we will just have to see how this looks tomorrow. This is a DIY tropical soap and I went with six different colors that reminded me of fun, tropical, vibrant shades. Bright pink, magenta, yellow, orange, bright blue and teal. I scented this bar with a fragrance that's fresh and fruity with notes of dragon fruit, pineapple, melon, coconut, orange, and algae. I would love if you helped me come up with the name.