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- Hey guys, it's Turner. - Hey guys, and Addie.
We're Turner and Addie. - We're Turner and Addie.
And today we're making soap inspired by "Centaurworld."
♪ In Centaurworld ♪
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- "Centaurworld" is a show about a war horse named Horse
who gets separated from her rider
and ends up in a place called Centaurworld.
- Which, you guessed it, is full of colorful
and magical centaurs.
- So we wanted to make a soap inspired
by two of our favorite characters.
- Horse and Wammawink.
- Is that (gasps) a new friend?
- Now we're gonna no over everything you need
to make this soap.
You need a white and clear non-pour soap base.
Rubbing alcohol.
Skin safe colorants.
Skin safe fragrance.
A thermometer.
You can use your kitchen thermometer.
Something to cut the soap with.
- [Addie] Two or more microwaveable safe measuring cups.
Kitchen scale, optional, just makes life easier.
You're going to need soap mold.
We are using a milk carton,
and something to cut off the top of the milk carton.
- The very first thing you do to make this soap
is to create your soap mold.
We are using a milk carton, so we have to cut off the top
so we can pour the soap.
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Now that you're soap mold is ready to use,
you need to fill it with water on a scale
to figure out just how much soap you're gonna need
to melt down.
Make sure to pour it to the brim.
- We got 16 ounces.
- So divide by two, that is eight ounces
per both measuring cups.
- Clear and white.
That's why we need to split it in half
'cause we're using two colors.
- So we are gonna cut one quarter of each of these blocks.
Also, get a parent to help you with this.
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- Just when you're done,
grab your microwave safe measuring cup.
And you'll put each of them in there.
- Now it is time to put our soap in the microwave.
You make sure that you do this at 30 second first,
or until it's 150 degrees.
I decided to add the blue color to the clear soap.
One drop should do it.
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Our white soap is ready now.
We are going to also add color to this.
I'm going to be using the black colorant
to make a light gray soap
using the white soap because Horse's fur is a light gray.
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- (sighs) Can't believe I'm gonna do this,
but just remember, Horse,
you're doing this for her.
- Okay guys, we're getting ready to pour it.
Ooh, it looks really cool.
- That is super cool.
Do a little swirl.
- [Addie] Wanna make it look cool at the top.
- Now you have to wait about one to two hours
for it to fully solidify.
The soap is now hardened, so we're gonna take it out.
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So our soap is now unmolded and ready to cut.
Have an adult help.
So this created a great swirl of the two colors,
and it smells excellent.
- So we're on to the next soap, Wammawink.
Inspired by the alpaca centaur.
- Look who came crawling back.
Maybe we should share our giggle cakes.
Maybe not.
- Our first step is to take our clear soap
and cut out one ounce.
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Because it is so small,
you don't wanna put it in for too long,
so we're gonna start off with 10 seconds, see if that works.
Now that we've gotten our clear soap finished,
so you just wanna do a thin layer.
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We're going to add the sprinkles to show how bubbly
and friendly Wammawink is.
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We spray it 'cause we wanna get rid of the bubbles,
and for the next layer, we want it to really stick in.
If you don't spray, it won't stick together,
and you'll have a bunch of different clumps.
And we're gonna start cutting the next part.
And while he does that,
I'm gonna tell you a little bit about why I picked
Wammawink for my soap.
So Wammawink is bubbly and friendly, like I had said.
She's also the leader of centaurs and has a fierce side too.
So that's why I picked her.
And she's bright pink.
It's like a hot pink and a light pink.
So that's why I'm bringing those two colors into my soap.
Now that Turner's done,
I'm gonna put it in the microwave for about 30 seconds.
Next, we are going to put in the color.
We have two colors here.
We have peach, which is going to be the lighter pink,
and we have fuchsia.
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So now that we're done putting the colorant in,
we're going to start with the fragrance.
So you can do that.
We're gonna start with about six drops.
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Next step will be we to raise the side
so you can put the bright pink actually
on the half of the soap.
And we're going to spritz all over that.
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I'm going to pour about like two-thirds of the way,
and then spritz some more so all the bubbles get out.
This is fully hardened,
so we're gonna go on to the next step.
So Turner has his three ounces of clear.
Exactly what we did last time, but again, with light pink.
And we're gonna put them in here and heat them up.
While he does that,
I'm gonna talk a little bit about melt and pour.
So melt and pour, you can be so many ideas
that you guys can do out there.
You can swirl, you can do what we're doing.
Anything really.
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And then like last time, we'll heat them up for 30 seconds.
Okay, we're just gonna check this.
It's at 195, so we're gonna mix it.
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And we're going to start with the fragrance.
We're gonna do about six drops again.
This is peach, by the way.
Before we spray, we're gonna check the temperature
and make sure it is good for spraying.
It is 140, which is the perfect amount of temperature
to put it in fast.
Now we're going to pour it in.
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We're gonna let that harden,
and we're gonna see you guys on the next step,
the last step.
So now that this has fully hardened,
we're going on to the last step of the soap,
which means Turner has to cut up three more blocks
of white base and we have to melt it up.
Okay, now that he's finished,
I'm going to put it in the microwave for about 30 seconds.
Okay, now this is fully melted.
I'm gonna mix it some.
It is at 151,
and we're going to start with the fragrance.
We're gonna do about six drops again.
Perfect.
Now we're gonna spitz.
Now we're going to pour it in.
- Perfect.
Spray one more time to remove all bubbles off the top.
- Now that we're finished,
it looks really good and I'm excited show you guys
the final product once it hardens.
See you guys then.
- Don't you guys wanna see the world?
- Yeah.
- Feel the, feel the, feel the,
feel the wind in your manes?
- Yeah!
- Feel the crunch of skulls under your hooves?
- Wait, what?
Oh, no. - No, I don't wanna do that.
- Yeah!
- Okay, I'm back,
and after a couple hours of hardening, it is ready.
And I'm super excited to open this up.
So let's do it.
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I love it.
And from this angle, it looks really good.
You can see the light pink, hot pink,
all those sprinkles showing how like,
she's sparkly and nice.
And this is the Wammawink soap.
Here's my Wammawink inspired soap.
- And here's my Horse inspired soap.
- We hope you had fun today making soap with us at home.
Thanks for watching.
- And don't forget, "Centaurworld"
is now streaming on Netflix.