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I wanted to use my new Halloween drip

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Why it worked

The video taps into the popular Halloween aesthetic and the satisfying process of soap making, creating a visually appealing and engaging short-form content piece.

Summary

The creator demonstrates how to make a Beetlejuice-inspired soap using a Halloween-themed drip scraper tool. They carefully layer black and white soap bases, scraping between layers, and then add a neon green drizzle on top. The creator is excited to see the final result and asks viewers for name suggestions.

Structure

1Introduce Halloween scraper tool
2Layer black and white soap bases
3Scrape between layers
4Add neon green drizzle
5Ask for name suggestions

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Transcript

I wanted to use my new Halloween drip scraper tool for a Beetlejuice inspired soap. Now this might be the hardest scrape design I have ever tried because it's scraping layers. So I had to wait extra long for each layer to set up and then be hard enough to scrape. I went with five layers of course with black, white, black, white, black and then I scraped the top to add a neon green drizzle on top of it. I thought this was pretty unique and a fun idea if it turns out for Halloween. I'm very anxiously waiting for this soap to set up so I can cut it. I used a fragrance that has notes of blood orange zest, crushed berries, orange bitters, smoked bourbon, dark cherry, cinnamon stick, molasses and amber smoke. It's moody, it's fallen inspired, it definitely reminds me of Halloween. Fingers crossed it turns out. What do you think I should name it?