I love watching this process! It's good to know where my livelihood originally came from. My back couldn't handle that type of work. But the simplicity is what appeals to me the most.
I bought a bar of this stuff off Amazon and just tried it. I'm a picky soap person, I don't like the moisturizing stuff like Dove and the rest dry my skin out too much especially in the winter months. This is perfect, right in the middle. No perfumes or chemicals either is a good thing. Also if you people have ever been in the factories that make the products (even food) you use everyday, you'd probably never buy anything again. They're not nearly as clean as you apparently believe they are. Anyway yeah this is my new favorite soap by a mile.
A lot of the bars of "soap" sold today aren't even soap.....they're bars of synthetic detergents. There are so many artisan soapmakers that film for youtube, and it's also not really difficult to make. To watch this "hot process" procedure in miniature, look up Essential Soaps on you tube. She's an all natural, all vegetable soapmaker. If her soaps have a fragrance it's essential oils. and if they have a color it's a spice or herb or root or something like that. I make soap, but I like my fragrance oils and colorants, so it's not all natural by a long shot. It's also not all vegetable.
@@rtsyfrtsy924 - it’s a shame that you like your fragrance oils. You might want to delve a bit deeper into those - they are neurotoxins among other things. Why not pure Essential Oils…or nothing As you say the vast majority of ’so-called soaps marketed are not soap at all - especially 🕊️ that makes out it’s so special. Added to - many of the TH-camrs use so many synthetic ingredients that I don’t see the point.
I love that you stick with the natural process of soap making and if that is available in my country, id buy it, really! These would be one of the few things id get with only natural ingredient and made by traditional process.
I was visiting my friend in Ireland and she had this cube of soap at every basin and the bath. I have very sensitive skin and react poorly to anything with a strong scent or detergent. I'd being using liquid castille soap for ages because of the sensitivity. It is much more expensive and honest this just suits me better. It might not be what everyone wants. It is what I want and they will have my business for the rest of my life. It cleans all of you without your skin feeling parched. It's just a really great, simple ingredient product that is worth your money 😊😊❤❤❤😊😊😊
@@margretteyobbler it really depends on how the measure is in their recipe. if you are really good att eyeballing you can sort of measure out every ingredient.
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this soap is effin amazing. I got some recently for 1.60 USD at a "middle eastern" market. there's an extremely mild scent of olive oil when you're using it but otherwise zero smell. my skin has been chapped and cracked all winter. I have used the soap once so far and my skin already feels softer and smoother.
Nablus leaves my skin feeling hydrated and smooth. I was skeptical about it but I have bad skin through genetics and after the 1st use I could tell the difference from my Irish spring soap. Leaves no smell behind. Definitely try it. Yes you do have to work it harder.
I live in Canada and bought the most famous brand Al Jamal, The Camel brand and I love it so much. It is the most natural soap I have ever used. This will be my go to gift for people in the future, especially those who suffer from skin problems
Just remember that you don’t need lots of lathery bubbles for it to be an effective cleanser. We’ve been programmed into that by the detergent bars erroneously called Soap 😉😉
I just washed my (dry) hair with it. It feels soft, clean and nice now. (Also rinsed with vinegar and water.) Update: Then I tried it without the vinegar and water. I think it may be better without the vinegar (for my untreated and dry hair).
@@Nofiltervanilla I got it on eBay, but discovered later a lower price on Amazon. Even so I am hoping to find it at a local middle eastern store where 95% of their clientele are from the middle east. I hear that in Israel people have purchased the soap for $1-$3 apiece.
This soap is excellent and I love that it’s handmade in a traditional way. Very nice silky lather and no it’s not dirty at all. It’s made in a similar way to Aleppo soap.
Some countries need to learn how to make this type of soap, from these gentils men. They are really smart people. But the way they work isn't efficient way. They need to have some advanced machine. Some rich arab countries should help them. Every thing is done by the Palestinians, its always look nice. This is due to their clean heart . They also know how to use their brains efficiently. May Allah bless them more and protect them from all types of evil.
This video is amazing. Thank you. I make soap using the hot process method on a very much smaller scale. I use my slow cooker which is approximately 3.5 litres. 😊 👍
I make glycerin soap from deep fat fryer oil after part of it was turned into biodiesel. Always wondered how it was made before modern machinery. Very interesting to me. My 10 gallon vat is tiny by comparison. The drying towers are really interesting. In my humid climate it may take a year for the soap to dry properly, and while its drying it sucks up moisture and some can bleed off. But when it hardens it is really hard.
Yes. The soap is wonderful, although difficult to make. It does a few things, removes grease, tar, pine sap, moisturises skin, and helps finger nails repair.
I heard that the price has inflated recently due to the price of olive oil and caustic soda. I can't help but think this is market manipulation from the larger petrochemical manufacturers.
Eron Manansala I bought some from Amazon in October 2017. It was $5/bar at the time, but price seems to fluctuate. It is Prime, though, so free shipping. Wonderful product.
I have a question they lay the soap on the floor which is hardly clean and step on it with shoes? I don’t have any doubt that the soap is great!! What about the cleanliness?
I'm absolutely positive they don't wear those shoes out on the street. I don't think these men are stupid. And clean this? Use soap and water you'll be clean. It's not what goes in you that makes you dirty it's what comes out of you.
This product has been made like this for thousands of years but if you prefer factory made detergents which are actually quite harmful to the skin then you stick to your “cleanliness”
I'd still try it even after its been walked on and farted on by dudes covered in soap dust. I guess that makes them clean right? And the years of soap build up on walls and machinery wouldn't cause rust from caustic soda since it's all natural. Sign me up for a year supply! I can't deny these guys are hard workers and do a great job. Maybe management should opt for a few upgrades to work conditions.
en realidad es tan fácil hacer jabon como muestran acá lo hace parecer simple pero no creo que sea así nomas sino en todo el mundo lo harían , soda caustica , agua y aceite pero no creo que sea tan simple es mas por lo que muestra tienen muchas propiedades que el aceite sólo no te da y otra cosa duran más tiempo que los jabones hechos en casa como las abuelas , el aceite de oliva se oxida muy rápido y se vence en poco tiempo, es mas , más de seis meses no podes tener un jabón hecho como todos creen con la tablita de saponificacion y eso algo más deve llevar para que se conserve es como el perfume nadie sabe la reseta secreta de los franceses para que sea única y duradera
Usually for 9-12 months…. Being a Castile type soap they need a long cure- and will last much longer as a result. Should be more expensive because of that
It’s not dirty. That’s soap dust from cutting. Inside factory only shoes. The equipment is perfectly fine - simply aged and well made. Not unnecessarily replaced for shiny new models every year…
Very rudimentary process. They could have employed a mechanical way to cut it and stamp it. I realize the limited means they have with the occupation and all.
that last thing they need is to automate the process, many depend on this factory especially with the bad economy, but yeah few updates here and there can increase the efficiency and overall quality.
You don’t know what you’re talking about. Completely natural without the crap that pollutes the atmosphere, environment, and water table as with the commercially made corporate stuff called soap but really toxic detergents filled with synthetic aromas and chemicals which are so good for your respiratory system and skin.
This is a horribly inefficient process. Do you think Proctor and Gamble produces it soap by using a floor. Simple factory automation machines would reduce the cost of this product to a fraction of what it is now. This is where the rub is. Many many factory jobs will be lost. This may not be in the best interest of the Nablus community.
if you are happy yo purchase soaps with chemicals linked to cancer FROM Proctor and Gamble and other store bought soaps then goodluck. Chemicals are:Parabens. ... Synthetic colors. ... Fragrance. ... Phthalates. ... Triclosan. ... Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) / Sodium laureth sulfate (SLES). ... Formaldehyde. ... Toluene. •
Gee I wonder who or what is holding back invest into a Palestinian company and why they can’t get parts? Many things are made inefficiently like arts and crafts and luxury goods wedgie…
depends what your definition of hygiene is. If its having cancer causing chemicals in your soaps such as Parabens. ... Synthetic colors. ... Fragrance. ... Phthalates. ... Triclosan. ... Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) / Sodium laureth sulfate (SLES). ... Formaldehyde. ... Toluene. then fine, however this process has been around for hundreds of years and nobody ever got cancer or sick from these soaps.
I hope these people are safe and happy.
No not safe and happy because your boss trumb.
I hope so!!!
I love watching this process! It's good to know where my livelihood originally came from. My back couldn't handle that type of work. But the simplicity is what appeals to me the most.
Hi Uncle Jon you mean to say you worked there?
I bought a bar of this stuff off Amazon and just tried it. I'm a picky soap person, I don't like the moisturizing stuff like Dove and the rest dry my skin out too much especially in the winter months. This is perfect, right in the middle. No perfumes or chemicals either is a good thing. Also if you people have ever been in the factories that make the products (even food) you use everyday, you'd probably never buy anything again. They're not nearly as clean as you apparently believe they are. Anyway yeah this is my new favorite soap by a mile.
A lot of the bars of "soap" sold today aren't even soap.....they're bars of synthetic detergents. There are so many artisan soapmakers that film for youtube, and it's also not really difficult to make. To watch this "hot process" procedure in miniature, look up Essential Soaps on you tube. She's an all natural, all vegetable soapmaker. If her soaps have a fragrance it's essential oils. and if they have a color it's a spice or herb or root or something like that. I make soap, but I like my fragrance oils and colorants, so it's not all natural by a long shot. It's also not all vegetable.
I just got em today❤❤❤❤love it
@@Olivew23same mine came tday
@@rtsyfrtsy924 - it’s a shame that you like your fragrance oils. You might want to delve a bit deeper into those - they are neurotoxins among other things. Why not pure Essential Oils…or nothing
As you say the vast majority of ’so-called soaps marketed are not soap at all - especially 🕊️ that makes out it’s so special.
Added to - many of the TH-camrs use so many synthetic ingredients that I don’t see the point.
I love that you stick with the natural process of soap making and if that is available in my country, id buy it, really! These would be one of the few things id get with only natural ingredient and made by traditional process.
U can buy it on Amazon. Just type "Olive oil Nablus Soap" and check if its available in your area
Ebay
I was visiting my friend in Ireland and she had this cube of soap at every basin and the bath. I have very sensitive skin and react poorly to anything with a strong scent or detergent. I'd being using liquid castille soap for ages because of the sensitivity. It is much more expensive and honest this just suits me better.
It might not be what everyone wants. It is what I want and they will have my business for the rest of my life.
It cleans all of you without your skin feeling parched.
It's just a really great, simple ingredient product that is worth your money 😊😊❤❤❤😊😊😊
Such unity in hard work among the men, I'm very impressed
Respect!!!!!
I am so proud to be a westerner that uses Al Jamal soap made in Nablus. I just washed my hands using this soap 3 minutes ago. I love it so much
So beautiful to see people being employed instead of machines taking all our damn jobs. I can't wait to make my own soap someday.
you can!. use the same ingredients. cook for about 1 hour. wait overnight or half the day for dry and cut into cubes
@Joe Al yes but we are talking about a small batch.
@@trickster33able what would be the quantities for a smaller batch of with the same ingredients?
@@margretteyobbler it really depends on how the measure is in their recipe. if you are really good att eyeballing you can sort of measure out every ingredient.
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Amazing 👏 No fancy machinery hard work.Beautiful natural soap.Would buy it,no questions asked.Keep up your hard dedicated work.
this soap is effin amazing. I got some recently for 1.60 USD at a "middle eastern" market. there's an extremely mild scent of olive oil when you're using it but otherwise zero smell. my skin has been chapped and cracked all winter. I have used the soap once so far and my skin already feels softer and smoother.
$usd1.60 seems criminal to me. What are those hard working creators getting
Nablus leaves my skin feeling hydrated and smooth. I was skeptical about it but I have bad skin through genetics and after the 1st use I could tell the difference from my Irish spring soap. Leaves no smell behind. Definitely try it. Yes you do have to work it harder.
I live in Canada and bought the most famous brand Al Jamal, The Camel brand and I love it so much. It is the most natural soap I have ever used. This will be my go to gift for people in the future, especially those who suffer from skin problems
Just remember that you don’t need lots of lathery bubbles for it to be an effective cleanser. We’ve been programmed into that by the detergent bars erroneously called Soap 😉😉
This soap is wonderful for my skin. Really soft. No more impurities.
Mirjam van den Heuvel except for the guys that step there shoes on it, it's not impurities right? Lol
Actually.. those shoes are only worn at that facility. They buy them so that they don't track dirt in or soap home.
I just washed my (dry) hair with it. It feels soft, clean and nice now. (Also rinsed with vinegar and water.) Update: Then I tried it without the vinegar and water. I think it may be better without the vinegar (for my untreated and dry hair).
@@WholeBibleBelieverWoman nice where did you buy it??
@@Nofiltervanilla I got it on eBay, but discovered later a lower price on Amazon. Even so I am hoping to find it at a local middle eastern store where 95% of their clientele are from the middle east. I hear that in Israel people have purchased the soap for $1-$3 apiece.
Allah bless these people..
This soap is excellent and I love that it’s handmade in a traditional way. Very nice silky lather and no it’s not dirty at all. It’s made in a similar way to Aleppo soap.
Except without the Laurel Berry oil. 😊 it’s actually a Castile yet made in Nablus 😊
A beyond superlative soap. One of the three best in the world, period.
I love the soap. I order it straight from the factory. It has a fantastic scent to it. Definitely worth it to buy.
Do you have the website address to share?
Which site did you buy it from ?
@@mohammedshuaib3290
I ordered it direct a long time ago. More recently, I ordered it off of Ebay and Amazon.
Wow amazing! que labor tan extensa de estos trabajadores de la fabrica de javon en Nablus, y que destresa. Que buen producto..... Que Dios los bendiga
Some countries need to learn how to make this type of soap, from these gentils men.
They are really smart people.
But the way they work isn't efficient way.
They need to have some advanced machine.
Some rich arab countries should help them.
Every thing is done by the Palestinians, its always look nice.
This is due to their clean heart .
They also know how to use their brains efficiently.
May Allah bless them more and protect them from all types of evil.
If they had the machines that you mention these hard working men would be out of a job
I love the soap it is the best on Earth! Bless everyone that makes the soap and I pray they live a long abundant Life 🙌
Awesome Soap and wish success to the people who make this product!
That guy packages the soap so fast!
This is very impressive, thank you for sharing your video on TH-cam
This video is amazing. Thank you. I make soap using the hot process method on a very much smaller scale. I use my slow cooker which is approximately 3.5 litres. 😊 👍
Ill never use any other soap again. This is the best thing.
I make glycerin soap from deep fat fryer oil after part of it was turned into biodiesel. Always wondered how it was made before modern machinery. Very interesting to me. My 10 gallon vat is tiny by comparison.
The drying towers are really interesting. In my humid climate it may take a year for the soap to dry properly, and while its drying it sucks up moisture and some can bleed off. But when it hardens it is really hard.
benchkey You use the oil that wasn't turned into biodiesel?
Yes. The soap is wonderful, although difficult to make. It does a few things, removes grease, tar, pine sap, moisturises skin, and helps finger nails repair.
From ur deep fat fryer? That’s disgusting & sounds so unhealthy!
How is the smell of the soap made from used frying oil? Does the soap making process remove the yuck smell? Or
The best soap I ever bought
This stuff has been a godsend for the dermatitis on my hands!
I got mine for gifts. It's nice to see the faces of the men who make it
great video i would buy there soap
the employees are happy making a good product
this soap cured my skin cancer and "boner problem" as well. and almost forgot: hairs started to grow again on my bald head.
My order arrives tomorrow I can't wait to see the results.
I used it just now. It quenched my thirsty skin. I used it from head to toe.
Wonderful video
Le felicito a esta empresa de jabones quiero ver más videos de esta empresa felicidades
I heard that the price has inflated recently due to the price of olive oil and caustic soda. I can't help but think this is market manipulation from the larger petrochemical manufacturers.
Fantastic soap and you can support these oppressed people!
Do you know why they can't upgrade their operations?
Wiki and Google :
Nablusi soap.
Everyone who works there smells fresh and clean
I rather have a little dirty then full of chemicals
I've stopped using lynx body wash and switched to olive oil soap. Much better 👍
This is so fascinating.
Olive oil expensive but is good soap!
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The Nablus soap is available at this website: @t
This site also donates meals to children in Palestine from every purchase! Go ahead and support them!
very cool!!
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Красотень! Спасибо! Удачи!
i hope this soap is exported i wanna try this
Eron Manansala I bought some from Amazon in October 2017. It was $5/bar at the time, but price seems to fluctuate. It is Prime, though, so free shipping. Wonderful product.
I have used it for years.
I'm surprised by the lack of mechanisation, but it's good.
I have a question they lay the soap on the floor which is hardly clean and step on it with shoes? I don’t have any doubt that the soap is great!! What about the cleanliness?
I'm absolutely positive they don't wear those shoes out on the street. I don't think these men are stupid. And clean this? Use soap and water you'll be clean. It's not what goes in you that makes you dirty it's what comes out of you.
This product has been made like this for thousands of years but if you prefer factory made detergents which are actually quite harmful to the skin then you stick to your “cleanliness”
Apart from being incorrect - it’s soap after all! 😊😊 it’s cleanses very well
I love the way they pour the soap batter on the place where they just walked - with shoes.
Poor hygienic practices. Yuck.
I guess they'll just wash it off, LOL.
Angelica Hogan
Angelica Hogan you should've read other comments before you made yours 😜
@@angelicahogan8977 You sound stupid. These are work shoes. No bacteria survives in soap.
You drink wine was smashed with bare humans feet -_-
Great
Where can we buy this soap? Any website or seller in uk ?
but girls arent really interested in these soap tho
@@jake9854 They should be. And I am, & have been for a long time. I even make it myself. But then I prefer things that are ‘good for you’ 😊
Allah Blessings!! Thanks 🙏.
salamvalaykum from india , good idea but how much quantity to add per kg shop
soapcalc.net/calc/soapcalcwp.asp
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OMG 😱 with those shoes
Can i come visit?
I will love to do this in my country if you can help me guys
I'd still try it even after its been walked on and farted on by dudes covered in soap dust. I guess that makes them clean right? And the years of soap build up on walls and machinery wouldn't cause rust from caustic soda since it's all natural. Sign me up for a year supply!
I can't deny these guys are hard workers and do a great job. Maybe management should opt for a few upgrades to work conditions.
Their Pay!
v need this sope but m in india how would I get it
Umma Hanni you can buy on Amazon or other online selling sites
We make it at home in India, planning to market
Amazon.com
en realidad es tan fácil hacer jabon como muestran acá lo hace parecer simple pero no creo que sea así nomas sino en todo el mundo lo harían , soda caustica , agua y aceite pero no creo que sea tan simple es mas por lo que muestra tienen muchas propiedades que el aceite sólo no te da y otra cosa duran más tiempo que los jabones hechos en casa como las abuelas , el aceite de oliva se oxida muy rápido y se vence en poco tiempo, es mas , más de seis meses no podes tener un jabón hecho como todos creen con la tablita de saponificacion y eso algo más deve llevar para que se conserve es como el perfume nadie sabe la reseta secreta de los franceses para que sea única y duradera
y cada ves que más tiempo lle va de maduración mejor es como el vino cuando se pone más añejo
What’s the point of stacking them in towers?
to cure 😊
Usually for 9-12 months…. Being a Castile type soap they need a long cure- and will last much longer as a result. Should be more expensive because of that
I would try it
It's a cold or hot process, I think it's a cold process,
Hot they heat it many times
Did you not watch the video? Or listen…
The soap looks wonderful, but the dirt in the factory is horrible! All the equipment looks just filthy! Euch.
It’s not dirty. That’s soap dust from cutting. Inside factory only shoes. The equipment is perfectly fine - simply aged and well made. Not unnecessarily replaced for shiny new models every year…
Very rudimentary process. They could have employed a mechanical way to cut it and stamp it. I realize the limited means they have with the occupation and all.
that last thing they need is to automate the process, many depend on this factory especially with the bad economy, but yeah few updates here and there can increase the efficiency and overall quality.
fre palestyne
mi sety
Nothing "secret". Absolutely basic olive oil soap.
менин арзуум
'And then we burr it on the vloor.
el primer jabón no era de oliva sólo, en Palestina no se creo fue en Siria , alepo y era de oliva y laurel que yo sepa
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12v bd mexican cactus aggreement möchey via budni afnani cosmetics of de hops burni mai gutixyo k bhav pe ati wo
Great all natural drain clogging soaps.
Janetta Vculek ?
Lol what? Not at all
You don’t know what you’re talking about. Completely natural without the crap that pollutes the atmosphere, environment, and water table as with the commercially made corporate stuff called soap but really toxic detergents filled with synthetic aromas and chemicals which are so good for your respiratory system and skin.
only thing is they shouldn't walk on it
They have to. That's the only way to emboss them and cut them.
They wear special ‘Inside factory only’ shoes.
Would you suggest that they somehow suspend themselves over the soap…?
🤔
Calcium Sosa, thank you, no need for lye chemical!
@We'll Know His Voice He said "Caustic Soda" (a.k.a. "Lye"). Yes, you need lye to make soap! You cannot make soap without a caustic material. :)
Say it ain't sosa
Dam, the procedure is fucking dirty, the workers are stepping on the shops with their shoes.
This is a horribly inefficient process. Do you think Proctor and Gamble produces it soap by using a floor. Simple factory automation machines would reduce the cost of this product to a fraction of what it is now. This is where the rub is. Many many factory jobs will be lost. This may not be in the best interest of the Nablus community.
if you are happy yo purchase soaps with chemicals linked to cancer FROM Proctor and Gamble and other store bought soaps then goodluck.
Chemicals are:Parabens. ...
Synthetic colors. ...
Fragrance. ...
Phthalates. ...
Triclosan. ...
Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) / Sodium laureth sulfate (SLES). ...
Formaldehyde. ...
Toluene.
•
Gee I wonder who or what is holding back invest into a Palestinian company and why they can’t get parts? Many things are made inefficiently like arts and crafts and luxury goods wedgie…
Some people waste the brain that they were fortunate enough to have been born with. Better start using it to think with before it’s too late 😉😉
They said soap was clean but look at this they are stepping on the soap
Very dirt place, no hygiene at all 😱
Miriam P. its soap for goodness sake
That’s what I was thinking.
depends what your definition of hygiene is. If its having cancer causing chemicals in your soaps such as Parabens. ...
Synthetic colors. ...
Fragrance. ...
Phthalates. ...
Triclosan. ...
Sodium lauryl sulfate (SLS) / Sodium laureth sulfate (SLES). ...
Formaldehyde. ...
Toluene.
then fine, however this process has been around for hundreds of years and nobody ever got cancer or sick from these soaps.
Lmfao It's very clean. It's fcking soap there.
Dirty
Love this soap 🧼 it is the only one I purchase now.