Hey guys, we're
Evan and Katelyn. (alert sound)
(laughing) It's like--
(electronic beep) And if you've watched
some of our resin videos, you might recognize
some of these supplies. Like these alcohol type inks or these pearlescent
mica powders. But we also have some weird
things like charcoal and food. And a giant pot.
Yeah, and a giant pot. Are we cooking, are we doing
resin, what's happening? Are we finally starting the Evan and Katelyn
cooking channel? No.
No. We are making soaps today. (upbeat flute music) And it's because of
you guys, thank you. Or, well if this
goes well, thank you. We've seen some of the comments
you've left on our videos. We see every comment
you leave on our videos. It's not something we've
ever dived into before. Well honestly 'cause we never
really use soap that much. We use like, like a gel. We just don't bathe. We just don't bathe. But when we started
looking up videos of soap, we were like whoa.
Yeah. What we realized is soap
making is very resin-adjacent. Like cool chemical
processes happening. There's gooey liquids. Interesting things to mix
into the gooey liquid. There's like the
reveal of the next day popping it out of
the mold and seeing what you have because
you really don't know how it's gonna turn out in the
end and that's super exciting. We also thought that
soap was a little bit more accessible
than resin because it's a little bit
cheaper and you can make a large batch of it and
you can make a whole bunch of gifts for
someone because... soap-- Because you like them?
Because you like them. So which brings us to the tests
that we're gonna do today. (relaxed guitar music) So we got some of the
things people commonly mix into their soaps because
we want to experiment and learn how all
this stuff works. Try mixing different
proportions of things in before we do any like more
advanced soap techniques. So for the liquid dyes
and for the mica powder, these are actually
like special ones. They're food safe or
they're contact safe. We also have a bunch of dried flowers that we're
gonna try out. We have essential oils. We have charcoal because this
is good for your face skin and then we also have some food items that we
stole from the pantry. Honey, coffee, sugar. We also have a secret
ingredient that Katelyn hasn't told me about
that I'm worried about. I just picture like
pure hot flakes or like hot pepper flakes.
Hot flakes. That's not my ingredient. But we also have two
different types of soap. So we have the clear soap and then this like
opaque white soap. Because we're doing
melt and pour soap. There's different kinds
you can do that are a little bit more
advanced where you have lye and oil and you
put it together and-- It looks legit scary. There's like five
minutes of warnings before all of these
videos and it's-- And it can explode.
Like corrosive. And it can explode.
This is chicken. This is chicken on lye.
(explosion booms) So we're not gonna do that.
Not yet. We're gonna go with the
easiest one possible. Which is melt and pour, so
that means we just cut it up, put it in the double boiler
and then see how it goes. Oh, and then when we're done, we're gonna pour them in
these tiny little cute molds that we found and
then we'll take out all of our tests at the end and
show you guys how they turn out. If you drop that,
it's gonna get like floor dust all over it.
I tried to eat it. I tried to toss it in
the air and eat it. KATELYN: Don't do it again. (laughs) (classical ensemble music) It's like you're cute and
scary at the same time. Okay, what should
we start chopping? Do you wanna do the clear? So we're gonna test
the colors first in the clear and in the white. EVAN: Ooh, after we make these-- KATELYN: I get why soap
cutting's a thing, this is, oh, it's like harder than Jell-O. Most things are. But softer than an avocado seed.
(laughing) It's nice. EVAN: Afterwards once we
make all of our little soaps, are we gonna do like a--
Like a cross section? EVAN: Or like one of
those soap ASMR things. Oh, I mean--
Don't cut yourself. Don't cut yourself. It kinda like sticks. Yeah, we'll probably
do something, a little something something. Because this is nice. EVAN: You're making
me so nervous. That totally makes
me want to do that. KATELYN: So I figure we should, we're not gonna do
every single color. We should like pick a couple
to do with the liquid. Oh man, it's already
melting, look at that. So we're using
the double boiler. You can also just do
this in your microwave. Just put 'em a microwave-safe
bowl, micro-safe. (electronic beeping)
An emergency. But we figured this
would be satisfying. Now just let it go. Because like I don't think--
I want to stir it so bad. (laughing) Oh, it's really clear
when it melts actually 'cause it's kinda
foggy as, in cube form. Commence the jiggling. I was also worried
that this wouldn't melt with this technique because
every YouTube video is all, all I've seen is the
microwave technique. Katelyn, there was a
soap that I saw online that was iced tea
soap, so they made like a brown soap and
then they embedded just like a solid soap like
this in it and when they cut it it looked like a cross
section of iced tea. Did they put dried
lemon slices in it? They didn't.
Oh, missed opportunity. Missed opportunity. (wheezy groan)
It's exciting. (laughing) What was that noise? Just normal human noises. (upbeat piano music) I'm just gonna like grab
a little bit of each just to fill like a single mold. We're using these
little silicon cups. Would you like a cup of water? Yes.
A tiny shot. Actually, please
do not drink soap. When I was younger,
sometimes I'd take a bath and eat a
Popsicle at the same time and I'd dip the
Popsicle in the bathtub. EVAN: Two drops, yeah. KATELYN: That's a lot,
I feel like we could, I think that is good actually. Oh my gosh, it does
look like Jell-O. Oh, you gotta pop that bubble, that's like a sign of bad soap. Oh yeah, yeah,
yeah, wait a minute. With the alcohol.
Yeah. It's different than, with
resin it's a blowtorch. Here, it's alcohol.
Ready? Yeah. Yeah.
I wasn't filming, I just... We'll get the next one, I'm
sure it'll happen again. So now--
Now we're gonna do yellow. KATELYN: We're just
testing like a few colors. So we figured we'd do
the primary colors. It just looks clear. Look at how great--
You're really good at your measurements.
Yes. Now, a little bit of blue. I'm trying to make this a
pretty, oh, this is purple. You did a lot in this one. Yeah, I wanna see how like
opaque you can make clear. Pretty good.
Pretty opaque. EVAN: Yeah. KATELYN: That's like black. This breaks the surface tension and magically clears it up.
That's so cool. Okay.
Okay, that was a success. So I'm gonna do the
pigment ones now. For the colors,
I think it's just more about figuring
out how much to do, so like we know how
much is too much now. Oh wait, I should film this. How much did you fill up?
Like two healthy scoops. KATELYN: I'll just pick three more random colors that
I feel like testing. It's just like Pearl Ex. I was like, oh no,
it's hot, it's kicking and then I realized
it's hot because we've been heating it
up for several minutes. When it starts to cool, that's when you panic.
That's when it's kicking. So technically we've heard
when people use the powders, they dissolve it in like
an alcohol or some kind of liquid first but since
we're doing such small amounts, I think we'll be okay,
although I can still see individual bits of the
pigment that won't mix. I seriously feel like I'm
doing resin right now. EVAN: It's actually
less stressful though. Yeah because if
this starts kicking, you can just re-melt it.
You can just re-melt it. Not gonna smoke
and melt your cups. Yeah.
(nervous giggling) Okay, it's starting to blob.
Okay. What is even happening in there? Is this gonna melt? EVAN: This camera's so pretty. Oh, that looks pretty too
and it looks like just resin. I know we're gonna
be saying this a lot. We just need to put like
a just like resin counter on the screen right now
or something like that. Resign-adjacent, like-- Just like Pearl Ex. I seriously feel like I'm
doing resin right now. Yeah, though it is
like more chill. I can see why this
is very popular. I say two test soaps in. That's pretty. Is it bad, I want to like,
we have these extra ones, can I just do
something real quick? Sure, yeah.
I'm gonna go rogue. I just want to see
what happens if I just, because otherwise this is just gonna go to waste and
it's just like resin. I'm gonna do your yellow. Nevermind, it's solidified. Well, we'll just keep pouring. That will be like--
The miscellaneous. Miscellaneous super one. EVAN: It looks so pretty
right now actually. Cool, cool, cool, okay,
I got one more color. I do like the white.
Oh, yeah. KATELYN: I just wanna
see like a pearly white. EVAN: So far, the
pearly pigments look way better than just like
the regular color pigments. It really depends on
what you're going for. If you wanted something
that kind of looked like a candy or something.
Yeah. Then I think clear
ones would be cool. Like you can make like
Jolly Rancher soap. Ooh.
I saw that. That's hot, it's hot.
That's hot. That's pretty too. Okay, I think that's
a good basic test for our pigments and our dyes. It seems like the
proportion of pigment to soap is similar to
what we do with resin. The dyes, I don't know
because I don't know how much you put in
there, what would you say? Yeah, it totally works
the exact same as resin. Should we do them in
white, see how it differs? Yes. Ooh, can I chop this time?
Oh, yeah. We'll switch bowls,
we'll do some white. Evan gets to chop.
Yes. Okay, ready?
Okay. Oh yes, I understand. Right? Then you do a twist motion to be safe. Oh yeah, okay ready? Oh yeah, oh, I'm ready. EVAN: I wonder if you could
heat up the knife and then it'd be like even more--
10,000 degree knife. Oh my gosh, you know
what we forgot, Katelyn? I know exactly what we forgot. Scent. Oils. Oh, I thought you were about to segue into our
Words Are Hard shirt. Oh.
We forgot to announce our Words
Are Hard shirt. You can get them now
at Evan and Katelyn, ShopEvanAndKatelyn.com,
words are hard! We also have this wonderful It's Dangerous to
Go Alone, Take This. Do you not remember
what words I put on it? I know it's from the meme, I just kinda forgot if you
changed it or something. KATELYN: It's dangerous
to go alone, take this. And it's our Supurrvisor.
Yeah. So we have our very first
shirt for the Evan and Katelyn Gaming channel and
the much-requested
Words are Hard shirt. ShopEvanAndKatelyn.com,
we'll have a link. Okay, oils, we did totally
forget the scented oils. But we're gonna
remember this time. KATELYN: Which scent
do you want to do? We have tea tree.
Let's do tea tea. Lavender.
We gotta do tea tree. Tea tree is amazing.
Let me finish. Because yesterday you said "We have to do lemongrass,
lemongrass is the best." We have to do lemongrass,
lemongrass is the best. I changed my mind.
Tea tree, lavender, lemongrass, peppermint
or a mixture that is jasmine,
neroli and patchouli. Let's do lemongrass. We're doing a quarter pound, no, we're doing a half,
a half pound per melt. What we should do is
about a 3/4 tablespoon. EVAN: So just to be
safe, I'm gonna do 1/2. KATELYN: Maybe a little
splishy splash more. A little splishy splash more. Oh my god, it smells--
It smells so good. I can totally see why people
get into making soaps. I would just make a
super, super strong one just to like set
it next to my bed like a candle that I
don't have to light. Sniff your soap before
going to bed each night. Just like rub it
on my upper lift. What? Who are you, who are you? It looks like milk, also
maybe 'cause it was milk. KATELYN: Oh yeah,
it's like goat's milk. Put that in my tea. For some reason, when
you were saying tea, I just started auto-completing
and it was T-E, like teeth. Put that in my teeth.
Put that in my teeth. Oh, it's so nice, it's
so nice, it's so nice. EVAN: Should I pour
the rest right here? KATELYN: Yeah. EVAN: We'll have a couple
multi-layered miscellaneous-- Yeah.
Soaps also. We might as well. We are gonna have so many
soaps by the time we're done. But they're gonna be so tiny. They're gonna be like individual
use, it's gonna be perfect. We'll put them in our guest room and just be like
"Just take one." "Take it with you afterwards." Yeah, "Take it with
you afterwards." Because the only
thing about soaps, I feel like the reason
I don't typically like bar soaps is 'cause it's
like as soon as you use it, it's just wet and it like
melts its soapiness on places. So like if we put 'em out,
people could just take one. I don't want them
to put it back. It will contaminate the others. Again, it just like
totally blends in. That blends in the cone.
I can't even focus on it. It has no idea what's happening. Okay, on this last one,
I am not gonna go extra. I will put the proper amount
of purple drops in there. Thank you. (relaxed classical
flute, violin music) I like it. Actually it's funny, I thought-- Let's leave it swirly.
Okay, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. ♪ A new experiment ♪ It's interesting, I
thought I would like the clear ones better
but I feel like I actually like the white
ones a little bit better. Now we're going to continue,
we forgot our robes. Science-adjacent
with Evan and Kate- I have to roll up
the sleeves so much. These are the same size robe. Ope, there was a
hair in that one. That's a Supurrvisor soap
(cat meowing) I don't even know how
cat hair got in here. It was like you
were the carrier. Actually, oh yeah,
it's on my shirt. She's been in my lap. I think that the white one dries a little bit faster,
cools a little bit faster. Good to know, good to
know, good to know. I'm curious to see-- EVAN: If like the gold
shimmer will still appear? KATELYN: Yeah. Because right now it's just
looking kinda like beige. Beige.
Beige. Not super shimmery. You can kind of see
it on the surface. It also, oh, this
does cool faster. Go for it, go for it.
Okay. No. EVAN: Is it like, wait,
microwave it for a little bit. Okay, come in here with me.
Yeah, yeah. All right, we'll be right back. An emergency. EVAN: Is it gonna
be okay, doctor? (sharp alert tone) Oh.
Oh, oh. Doctor, I think
you overcooked it. Follow me. We're running out of time. I almost poured it
into another beaker. ♪ Oh, lonely beige ♪ That was crazy, this-- This is the same as this.
And that are the same. It's interesting,
so it looks like the mica powders are better
in clear but the colors-- KATELYN: The color
is better in white. Are better in white.
Yeah. Let's see what it's like when it's like a color
that can't turn beige. EVAN: We're finding so much out. So much.
This was the proper time to adorn ourselves with
our science-adjacent robes. So much science is
happening right now. Ooh, ah, it's hot,
steam is hot, science. Okay, I'm gonna work quickly
and swiftly and with grace. Oh, that's like a smoothie. I think I have some
chunks left in there. Oh gosh. Okay, so this... It's got a tail.
It's got a tail. Eh it's fine. We'll sand it off later.
It looks like a turnip. Okay, so what's next? Next, I think we should
maybe move on to the flowers. What's the smallest one, these
right here, what are those? Lavender. Ooh. Okay, so whatever soap this is like definitely
solidifies a lot faster. KATELYN: A lot faster. It's so gross.
It's so gross looking. It's so gross looking and
it's like partially congealed. Yeah, maybe we overcooked it. KATELYN: Going in while it's hot and then I was
going to sprinkle. ♪ Oh yes ♪ I wanna like pat them
in just a little bit. Oh, that is cute and I
think the other botanicals, if we're gonna embed
them, I think the clear because that white is
just like super opaque. Swap our bowls. Whoa look, some of it's still liquid under there
though, look at that. Oh, weird and satisfying.
Wait, wait, wait. Some of it was still liquid,
there was also like this sheet. KATELYN: Ugh. Ugh.
Of soap. (gurgling) KATELYN: Lily flower, jasmine, oh, this is what
jasmine looks like. These flowers are way
too big for our tub. EVAN: Let's do jasmine
actually because they're a little bit smaller.
'Cause they're tiny, okay. Yeah and then to compare
what they look like-- Let's put a smell in there,
let's put a smell in there. Oh yeah, yeah, which smell? Let's do, let's do tea tree. Okay, tea tree might be--
Too much? I like how it smells. Yeah.
And you like how it smells but not everyone
likes how it smells. Let's do lavender.
Lavender, yeah. Lavender matches with
the theme of floral mix-ins. KATELYN: Yes. I know words. Hey, it's my turn, can I? (relaxed guitar music) I think that's enough.
Yeah. That seems like more
than what you need. Whoa, so exciting.
Very exciting. Cool. EVAN: This is interesting
about mix-ins, they float. Poke that little stem in, you don't want that
like poking your hands. Yeah, well, the pokey escape. Cool, that will be interesting. You know, those little
flowers aren't really the most practical soaps but I think
they're gonna look really nice. Yeah. And that's really
what soaps are about. The florals might be good for a good layered look,
you know what I mean? Like if you're
doing a bigger soap and you just put
'em in the middle? Yeah, so you can do
like a layer of clear and then like a layer of soap
and then a layer of clear. Well I feel like by
the time you're at the part of the soap
where the flower is, you don't actually want
to use it 'cause then you're just rubbing like a
soggy flower on your skin. So you put 'em in the middle. That way by the time you're
at the middle and you can start feeling the flowers,
you can just chuck it. Yeah, that's a good idea.
Yeah. Aren't the most practical. What do we want to do
next, another floral? Let's do, you know
what, I think that the lavender is probably the
best floral that we have. I feel like we should mix
it with some color too. Like what if we put a
tiny bit of purple-- Yes.
Pigment. And we'll just kind
of like try that. Purple pearlescence?
Yeah. So pretty. Ah, it's so pretty. Yes. Okay, over here, I have
an idea, I have an idea. So what if we placed a
few little things in here, poured half of the
soap and then poured another half a clear
and then they were like caught, embedded
so they don't float? Oh, look at this tiny one. KATELYN: Oh, that is cute. Some of these are gonna
be like mostly flower. Those look like
little hot peppers. (tepid flute music) EVAN: Yeah, 'cause this
guy wouldn't have floated. KATELYN: Yeah, so we'll
get them to embed. This is crazy, so
these Don't Forget Me's were kind of blue-purple and
when they got hot and in the-- Oh, what?
It turned green. It's growing, it's
growing again. What, it's growing,
what do you mean? Like it's green.
(laughing) (upbeat flute, guitar music) KATELYN: Ah yes, it's staying
down, it's staying down. That's good, that's
what we want. That's so cool, it's gonna look like a flower in an ice cube. EVAN: Oh yes, but it's soap. KATELYN: We should do
some florals with resin. People have asked
about that before. Well those look great. Yeah.
Those look really cool. What do we do next? I think I'm ready to move on, do you wanna try the charcoal?
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Yes. EVAN: Now with the charcoal, it can dry out your
skin a little bit. So if you already have dry skin, it may not be the
best to use in soaps. Ah, it's like inky. Inky.
That is so cool. Yes. KATELYN: If you have extra, you can just start
another layered one. EVAN: You can definitely
tell it's like solidifying. Oh yeah.
As I pour. It's solidifying in the
air on the way down. Okay, I'm gonna trim
it, cut it off, oh no. Okay cool, I want
to try the coffee. I think we should put some
of the brown ink in with it. Yes. Mm.
(cough) Old Christmas coffee. Yes. I'll scoop it for you
and then you can mix. Yes please. Pretty soon we're gonna have
to cut up some more soap. I'd love to. Vintage 2016.
How long does coffee last? Ah, what was that? Part of the lid, get out.
Yes. Well that just looks solid now. It just looks gross. I mean, it's artistic--
It's earthy. EVAN: It's earthy. This is like lavender
scented coffee. Okay.
Oh yeah. Oh, that looks disgusting.
Shh. EVAN: Pour it on top
of the nice black. We might as well. Franken-soap. You know what, it
looks less gross now. Yeah, it looks
like dirt kind of. Like dirt, I want to do--
Oh, oh, oh. What if you did like
that on the bottom and then a flower
and then the clear? And then blue for the sky. Well, I mean-- I think like a long
soap, like a tall soap. Oh yeah, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Not this but like-- Those soaps that you put on end. Yeah.
(chuckles) Okay, let's do a salty one next. I want to put like
pretty thick salt. I think it should be real
thick, like a salt scrub. Oh, that was a lot of salt.
Oh. EVAN: That was cool. Yes. It looks like a snow globe. EVAN: Gonna move fast
because I'm gonna be doing 2. KATELYN: Yeah. Okay, so now what color
are you gonna add? Teal.
Ooh, like sea salt. It looks like an iceberg. Like a glacier, whoa
yeah, oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Ooh, that was the,
oh, nice chunks. Oh, that's so cool looking. I didn't know I would
like the salt so much. Come on, get out. I think the salt like
absorbs the heat some. EVAN: Oh, you're right. Oh no. You can heat what's
left in the microwave, that way you'd get
like a nice top. EVAN: Okay. KATELYN: That's good. EVAN: Oh, you're right. KATELYN: Oh yeah, yeah,
did it melt the salt? I don't know.
We'll see. There we go. I think we should
chop some more. (relaxed electronic music) KATELYN: Oh yeah. Yes. This has been so great.
(sneezing) It has been. I'm gonna try a similar one with the sugar
and white pigment. Oh, nice.
You can do more. EVAN: That looks good. I'm gonna go fairly fast because that sugar's gonna cool it down. KATELYN: Yeah, yeah, yeah. I think my sugar
just like melted. Oh, it's all there, well
here, I'll pour it on top. It like sunk to the
bottom of my cup. EVAN: Oh. So the sugar sinks.
Yeah. Interesting, interesting. Well maybe the bottom of
these will look great. Chunky boy. Oh, that's the coffee and sugar. Hey.
And charcoal. The combo, the classic combo. Well, you know.
Yeah, yeah. So we have--
Honey, let's do honey. Golden honey. Oh yeah.
Yeah. Our first like goo in goo. Here's the goo.
Where's goop? EVAN: I think just a small
goop, that's good, yeah. KATELYN: And I guess it'll
look kind of the same. EVAN: But we'll know that
there's honey in there. KATELYN: We'll know
this one's got honey. EVAN: That's perfect too
'cause it looks like a beehive. KATELYN: And I'll just
put the extra here. I might as well.
Just go for it, yeah. KATELYN: Just have a
party, just gonna go crazy. Is it time for your
secret ingredient? I kind of have two. Oh, two?
Actually, yes. Two secret ingredients. One, I can do in this.
Okay, let's do it. I'll prep it for you. (relaxed guitar music) That looks like, that looks like a pepper.
What does it look like? It looks like a pizza packet. So it's either cheese or hot pepper flakes
just like I guessed. The secret ingredient is... (fast paced drumroll beating) Tea.
(laughing) I was completely off,
I was so far off. You were very off.
Because it looks, okay, okay. KATELYN: It's 'cause
it's red and green. Film this, a pizza packet. Pizza-- Goop.
Goop. So are you gonna cut it open? Yeah, I'm gonna cut it open.
Ah. It's basically the same as
the dried flowers, right? Yeah.
It should work. I feel so wrong, whoa, whoa,
did you know teabags did that? EVAN: No. It looks half like herbs
and half like coffee. How come all the ones
I make look like dirt? I actually have one
more ingredient. I'm scared. But... Should we mix up more white?
It requires, it requires a lack of scent.
(anxious tones) Because I have my own scent. My second surprise. It's funny because what you
guessed the first one is-- Yeah?
Was a pizza topping. EVAN: Yeah. A pizza soap.
Yeah. For the final, we have pizza seasoning. MARIO: Mama mia. And the reason that we could not have a pre-existing
scent is that, so we've been using
essential oils for the scent adding, right?
Yeah. So they're oils, so I figured
we could do an olive oil. People put olive oil in soaps,
it's good for your skin. This is legit.
Yeah. We're gonna have pizza soap.
It's totally super legit. Pizza soap. ♪ Pizza soap ♪ I know you. No, you don't, you thought
it was a pizza packet. I mean you do.
"You don't know me! "You don't know my life,
you don't know my problems." Katelyn, are you
ready for pizza soap? I'm so ready. ♪ Pizza soap ♪ It's a me, pizza soap.
Pizza. You look like a mad scientist. So you do a little juge of this. It will also tint it.
And make it smell nice. And scent it, yes. And then you do a little
shake-a, shake-a, shake. What is pizza
seasoning, you may ask? I don't know, this
came with like a set of seasonings I bought
in my first apartment. It's officially nine years old. EVAN: Oh my gosh. I don't know why
we have it still. EVAN: I wonder if there
are any nine year olds watching this that are just as
old as this pizza seasoning? Oh my gosh, please let
me know if that's you. EVAN: If you are
nine years old-- Where's the nine year old army? (Evan laughing) Okay, you ready? EVAN: That actually
looks very natural. Right?
Like a natural type of soap. That smells like pizza. That smells like pizza. Okay, okay.
All right. Let's make some soaps out of it. KATELYN: Like maybe I'm just inventing a new
things here, you know? For those of you who don't
have enough pizza in your life and want to have pizza
smells while you're bathing. ♪ Pizza in the morning ♪ ♪ Pizza in the evening,
pizza at suppertime ♪ ♪ When pizza's in your soap,
you can have pizza anytime ♪ Okay, so we've officially
used up all of our ideas. Do we wanna just
kinda play around for the last seven molds we got? Yeah.
So like go through 'em? Let's do it. KATELYN: It's so pretty. I'm glad we just
like filled it up. It's gonna be so
much more satisfying. EVAN: Gonna be so
much more satisfying. KATELYN: Because it's full
for some reason, you know? It just feels complete. Woo. Wow. That was really fun. I'm so excited to see what
these look like in the morning. I feel like I know which ones I'm gonna like and
which ones I'm not. EVAN: I have some
conclusions too but I want to wait until I
see the final results. Okay.
All right. Okay, we'll wait and see
you guys in the morning. (upbeat electronic music) It's the next day and
your pizza one is leaking. It's a feature,
it's like a Gusher. (laughing) Well I noticed that like some of the ones that
were fully clear-- Have sparkles.
Have sparkles. Are all those like, are those
crystals or is it glitter? I'd be down to start
popping these out. I'm kind of curious to
see what they look like. I forgot which ones are
layered miscellaneous ones and which ones
are like the pure ones. EVAN: This is gonna
be a surprise. Oh, oh yes. Yes, I see it, I see it. Our first soap. KATELYN: It was the first one we poured too,
our little Jell-O. EVAN: Oh, yes. That is super cute. EVAN: Oh, nice. KATELYN: Much satisfying. EVAN: These are the
liquid colorants in clear. In clear. Gold in clear. Do the cremes. Oh, that was a double.
It was a multi, yeah. KATELYN: I like that. EVAN: Are we gonna de-mold
each of these individually one by one and then comment
on every single one? KATELYN: Eh, let's see. EVAN: Let's probably time
lapse through this part. KATELYN: Even though the
clear was easier to work with, the milky one feels like
it would be more luxurious. EVAN: Yeah, it looks
higher quality. KATELYN: Our first flower where we just kinda
put 'em on top. That looks pretty nice actually. Yeah.
Like that's kinda cute. EVAN: A little bit of
bubbles but, you know. Okay, so don't add-- White to white.
White pigment to the white. KATELYN: Oh yeah, these
definitely floated to the top. But it looks kind of,
actually I really like that. Yeah, that looks great.
Super cool. EVAN: Now that I
know the technique, I can maybe help with
this little bit too. Are you saying
you want to do it? Yes. The dual layers, oh, that is primo right there.
Oh, that's cool. I love how the
clear magnifies it. Pop 'em out.
Oh my gosh, look at that. (high pitched gasp) Oh, that's my favorite.
That is amazing. That's my favorite so far.
That is-- KATELYN: That is so cute. That makes me want to do some
resin stuff like that too. EVAN: Oh yeah. KATELYN: With the
clear and some florals. EVAN: I'm gonna
move these down here so that I can cluster
all of my favorite ones. Rank our children by favorites.
Rank our favorite child. Oh, those are cool too.
That's really cool too. Whoa, a multi.
Ooh. I like the multis too, I know that those were
kind of accidents. But looking at 'em
together, that's like-- Oh yeah.
Classy, right? Oh, that's so fancy.
That's really fancy. Oh yeah, a triple.
Oh, that's my coffee, right? Yeah.
Is that my coffee flavor? What's that middle layer,
is that extra sugar? EVAN: Oh wow. This is an ocean one.
Cool. Look at that.
That's amazing. That looks like a glacier.
I want to use this now. Oh, the multis, go
with multis, people. KATELYN: Go with
multis, people, people. EVAN: I'm really
excited about this one. Oh yeah.
Oh. Oh my gosh, you know
what'd be so cool? To do this but then the
layer here is like white ice. Oh yeah.
So then it really did look-- Multi-layered, like
super multi-layered. So then it really did look like it was an iceberg
sticking out of the water. Oh, it's a white.
White salt. KATELYN: White salt,
that gradient is nice. Oh.
The sugar. Brown sugar.
Yep. KATELYN: Coffee or my tea? I think it's coffee.
That's coffee. Oh, you can smell the coffee? Coffee and lavender. I wonder if there's
coffee essential oils? Now I'll do my tea. Are you gonna save
the pizza for last? Of course. Okay, we have a few solids. We'll probably just
go through these fast. That is a pretty color.
That's a fade. It's just two simple ones, but, oh, it looks like jade.
It does look like jade. This is the silver with
like a thin blue on top. Oh, nice.
This got a little oily from the pizza. Okay, are you ready for
the piece de resistance? I am. ♪ Da na na na, na
na na, na na na na ♪ (laughing)
(zelda sound effect) Hold it up into the
camera so that we can see. KATELYN: It's a little
greasy but you know, olive oil is good
for skin things. Delicious. You know. KATELYN: I actually do think
this looks really cool. I think if I'd just
left out the olive oil, it actually would be
kind of a legit soap. It would actually be legit.
Put this little greasy guy right here, not actually
touching anyone. You wipin' off my greasy boy? He's just gonna
keep leaking, okay? Don't worry, I separated
him from the other children so he won't
contaminate the beautiful ones. (laughing) Yay.
Yay. All right, so they look pretty
but how well do they work? (tepid guitar tones) KATELYN: So this is the salty, the one that was like
half-salty, the iceberg soap. EVAN: It's getting a
little bit of a lather but I'm not sure how useful
this shape is in terms of soap. KATELYN: It was meant for
ice cubes and not soap. EVAN: I mean it's
working though, I mean I feel like I did get a good
amount of soap on my hands. KATELYN: Do you feel any
scrubbiness from the salt? No, but it smells delicious. So that was our
clear, I'm gonna try one of the white ones
with flowers on top. Ooh, fancy.
I feel like it will feel terrible though. That is a weird shape.
That's a weird shape. Like, do I roll it? Actually the flowers feel kind
of like oddly exfoliating. Maybe it's 'cause it's
just these little guys. But like it's kind of
a nice scrubby scrub. I actually feel like this is
a pretty good lather, this creamy one even though it's
more of a pain to work with. The flower stayed in even though these were just poked on top.
Yeah. Success.
Do you want to cut 'em since we've already
messed these ones up? Yes. It's time. Okay, wait, wait, wait, wait. Time.
Okay, do it. Does it feel crunchy
with the salt? EVAN: There was a
little bit of crunch. Get a picture of
that cross section. KATELYN: Wow, that's so cool. You can see the gradient
all the way through. EVAN: Oh yeah, that's extra
crunchy, oh, that's not good. KATELYN: Yeah. Now you're just, so we're giving up on using
this one I'm assuming. EVAN: Is this how you do
the soap cutting ASMR? KATELYN: I mean it is
still pretty satisfying. It looks like--
Pop Rocks maybe? (relaxed classical
violin, flute music) KATELYN: Ooh, it cut right
through those flowers. Ooh, one like sunk.
Yeah. It got embedded in
there, look at that. This is really all I wanted
to do this whole video. (laughing) Wow, that one is
crunchy, okay, okay. So I know that I feel very proud of our first soap
making attempt. But it doesn't really
matter what I think. EVAN: It's what the
Supurrvisor thinks. It's what the Supurrvisor
thinks, so let me go get her. Hi. You wanna come see
our latest creation? What do you think? She didn't even
give 'em a chance. (somber guitar music) Here, maybe if I
bring one to her. A nice flower one. What do you think? Is that so nice? You have so much stuff
in your whiskers. Oh, she likes it.
Oh. We got the head wuv of approval. She just didn't like being
on the spot up there. What about this one? It's got milk in it. Are you avoiding it? It's got milk. Yay.
(laughing) EVAN: She's mildly
disinterested. KATELYN: So now we just need to figure out what
to do with these. Frame them, oh, oh, I know, they're so pretty, let's
encase them in resin. They're SOAP pretty. All right, well I hope you guys enjoyed this journey
of soap along with us. I know I learned a ton,
I had a lot of fun. These are incredibly
satisfying to make. Yeah, I hope you've
learned something about soap making from this and
I hope that you maybe-- Don't use this as a
resource for soap making. No, no, we'll link legit
resources down below. KATELYN: Yeah, if you guys
have any specific types of soap ideas you want
to see, let us know. Oh yeah, oh yeah,
and if you haven't Words Are Harded yet,
sorry, what was I saying? If you're interested
in any Words Are Hard or It's Dangerous to Go
Alone, Take This merch, you can find it at
ShopEvanAndKatelyn.com and we'll look forward to
seeing you in the next video. Bye.
Bye. EVAN: Okay, so it's
the next day and I left the soaps out here in the
garage and they have sweated. The glycerine is like
creating these liquid drops. It's so weird.
And it's crazy because, here, like touch this one. That one's like liquid.
This is a salt one? EVAN: That's the salty
one and it's like liquidy. Whoa.
I know, right? It's like super
liquid and then-- KATELYN: These ones are
like individual drops. EVAN: Like, they're like solid. Oh, weird.
I know. It like scrapes off.
It's like a solid fuzz. EVAN: It's like
fuzz, it's like fuzz. Wow, that's so weird. Yeah, so we looked into it. It's something with the
melt and pour soaps. EVAN: And high
humidity and heat. (laughing) Which a Houston garage
is both of those. But here's the
weird thing, these, the ones that we did
with the white soap, some of them, most of
them are okay, I mean. EVAN: It depends on the
glycerin content of your soap. If you have a lower glycerin
like this soap probably does, it won't do that as much
but like the clear-- So much.
Melt and pour. KATELYN: This was a clear. EVAN: Maybe we put so much alcohol ink in there
that it didn't do that. Oh, this was the purple one? EVAN: That's the purple one. We put in so much ink,
maybe it changed like the formula of it.
The chemical. Oh weird, oh god,
pizza has like a divot. He really dissolved, look,
he's got like a hairy herb. What even is that? Clearly we still have a
lot to learn about soaps. EVAN: So we should make
another whole video.
They all look soo good. I wanted to make some for my baby sister a soap making kit but getting soap supplies that won't break the bank, that are also fully eco friendly is nion impossible.
The supurrvisor clearly wanted some catnip soap.
This was a lot of fun to watch. Pretty excited to be stressed out at you all working with lye next.
Needs more Supurrvisor speaking...