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--- clear_soap_with_a_toy_inside [2025/03/27 13:59] – [Section02 - Clear Soap Layer] arim
+++ clear_soap_with_a_toy_inside [2025/03/27 23:07] (current) – yehyun
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 \\ 5. Knife and cutting board
-\\ (1) Cutting the soap base
+\\ (1) Cut and melt the soap base
+{{ :sp_base_block.png?direct&600 |}}
+-1. Cut the soap base
+  Cutting the soap base into smaller pieces helps it melt evenly, so stirring is not necessary.
+  The less you stir the base, the fewer bubbles will form, which is important for making a more
+  transparent soap. Therefore, it is recommended to cut the soap base into smaller pieces before
+  melting.
+-2. Melt the cut base
+  Melt the cut soap base using a pot and stove. Be careful not to exceed a temperature of 60°C. If
+  the temperature is too high, the soap base will boil over, creating excess bubbles, which will
+  prevent you from making a transparent base.
+\\ (2) Cooling the soap base
+{{ :cooldown.png?direct&600 |}}
+-1. Add aroma oil
+  Once the soap base has fully melted, add the appropriate amount of aroma oil.
+  Gently stir to make it mixes well. To remove bubbles from the surface of the melted base,
+  place the pot on the counter to cool it down.
+-2. Remove the surface layer
+  As the soap base cools slightly, the surface, where bubbles were present,
+  will harden and form a film. Remove this film to prevent any bubbles
+  from remaining in the soap base. Repeat the cooling and film-removal process
+  until you have a perfectly clear base without any bubbles.
 ===== Section03 - Design of the Soap with a Toy Inside =====
 \\
 **(i) Robot Soap**
-{{ :robot_soap.jpg?nolink&600 |}}
+{{ :robotsoap.jpg?nolink&600 |}}
+\\ This is a soap with a space-themed background and a robot charm inside.
+\\ It requires a clear soap base (see Section01), color powder, and charms.
+\\ The steps are as follows:
-\\ (1) wirte you own steps ..
+\\ (1) Planet Base
+{{ :robotsoapstep1.png?nolink&600 |}}
+-1. Spray alcohol
+  Spray alcohol onto the mold before pouring the soap.
+  Alcohol helps the soap spread evenly and ensures that each soap layer adheres well to one another.
+-2. Dotting with clear base
+  Using a stick or a similar tool, create small dots in the mold using the clear soap base.
+  This step adds a textured surface resembling the surface of a planet.
+-3. Creating the planet surface
+  Mix the desired color powder with the clear base to prepare a tinted soap mixture.
+  Tilt the mold to about a 45-degree angle and slowly pour the mixture without overflowing.
+  Hold the mold in that position until the soap begins to set and no longer flows.
+  To enhance the uneven texture of the surface, gently shape it with a stick while it’s still semi-soft.
--1. Following steps of STEP01
+\\ (2) Robot & Earth Layer
-  explanation
+{{ :robotsoapstep2.png?nolink&600 |}}
+-1. Pour the clear base
+  Pour the clear soap base (see Section01) into the mold, filling approximately 1/4 of its height.
--2. next steps
+-2. Add the charm
-  explanation
+  Before the base hardens, gently place the robot charm into the soap to prevent air bubbles from forming.
+  Since the front side of the finished soap will be the bottom of the mold, place the charm upside down, with its
+  front side facing the bottom.
+-3. Spray alcohol
+  Spray alcohol on the surface to remove any bubbles.
+  Wait until the layer is fully set.
+-4. Pour another layer of clear base
+  Pour another thin layer of clear base over the charm to give a sense of distance between the robot and the Earth.
+  Repeat the same procedure as in steps 2-1 to 2-3(excluding the charm placement in 2-2).
+-5. Create Earth’s land
+  Mix green color powder with the clear base.
+  Using a stick, gently apply the mixture to a corner of the top layer inside the mold to represent Earth’s land.
+-6. Create Earth’s ocean
+  Mix blue color powder with the clear base.
+  Tilt the mold slightly so that the mixture pours into the opposite corner of the land section.
+  Pour slowly so the blue layer slightly overlaps the green land area, representing the sea surrounding the continent.
+  Hold the tilted position until the soap begins to set and stays in place. Then gently place the mold back down.
+-7. Pour the background layer
+  Prepare the final background layer by tinting the clear base with dark colors such as black or deep blue and adding a touch of silver for a cosmic effect.
+  If bubbles form during mixing, let the base cool slightly until a thin film appears, then remove the film to avoid trapping bubbles in the final soap.
+-8. Final pour
+  Slowly pour the colored base into the mold over the fully set layers.
+  Pouring too quickly can disturb the layers beneath.
+  Spray alcohol to eliminate surface bubbles.
+-9. Completion
+  Allow the soap to fully harden and cool.
+  Carefully remove it from the mold.
+  To preserve the clarity of the transparent layers, wrap the finished soap in plastic wrap immediately.
 \\ **(ii) Astronaut Soap**