Herbal Soap Making At Home - The No Melt Method
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2022
- Also check out this fab rosemary soap recipe • How To Make Rosemary S... But in this video, I show how to make soap using a no-melt method. This is a fun and easy way to create your own herbal soaps at home!
Hi, I'm Sarah from Soap School, and today I will take you through a simple no-melt soapmaking method for making your own handmade soap! It's quick and easy, perfect for beginners or people who want to make simple batches of soap without too much fuss.
All you need are some simple oils or butters, herbs and essential oil if desired.
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Herbal Soap Recipe With Rosemary, Cedarwood & Lime
150g Coconut oil
150g Olive oil
200g Palm oil
150g Distilled water
69g Sodium hydroxide (lye)
1 Teaspoon chromium green oxide pigment mix in oil
4ml Rosemary essential oil
4ml Cedarwood essential oil
2ml Lime essential oil
5g Dried rosemary leaf
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I love your videos. They are not overly complicated and easy to follow, with easy accessable ingredients. And I love that you make small batches for beginners, so we can afford to try multiple recipes and not spend a fortune, or have a thousand bars of soap collecting around, that you can't use or get rid of. Even family and friends can only have so much lol.
You are so welcome Tasha! That is exactly why I make them small batches and although I do love to use some other beautiful ingredients, I think it's important that everybody can access and enjoy beautiful handmade skincare, so I am thrilled that you like them
Yes!!! I love rosemary in soaps & oil blends for hair and in cooking!!
I love rosemary. New to your channel. Love you too🥰
Great to have you join us!
Lovely and simple
Thank you! 😊
No sé escribir en inglés pero me encanta su trabajo muy bonito gracias muchas gracias 😊
I love it 💕
They look great! Yes I like rosemary for cooking, too.
It's super versatile
I love rosemary and lavender
That's a wonderful blend Mary-Ruth :)
Love them .. your videos are simple to follow. Thank you
That's lovely to hear Divya - glad you enjoy them
I use Rosemary EO in a roller bottle mixed with a carrier oil - perfect for when my girls or I are congested. Roll a little on the base of our feet, or along the back. These soaps look great!
I love to blend it with lavender too
This looks amazing! Can't wait to try this.
Hope you enjoy!
Thanks Sarah for sharing your recipe and I have used dry rosemary in my batter before which turned dark/ugly
but now after watching your video today I will add the herbs to the outside only. Thanks again.
My pleasure Joyce-love 😊I hope you enjoy it - you can also grind the rosemary into a powder and use it that way OR infuse it into one of your liquid oils :)
Wow! That's so gorgeous! Great video
Thank you so much Melanie
Can't believe I have never thought to use rosemary from my spice rack. I love using rosemary and I love using lime but have never put both together. I'm on this as soon as I can. Thank u Sarah X
Oh wow, I am so happy to hear you liked the idea. Good luck with your batch!
Great as always 😍😍♥️♥️
Thank you!! 😊 Thanks for your support Sanaz
Thanku so much to share this valueable video
It's my pleasure. Thanks for being part of our community
I really enjoyed this video. I was playing with the idea of using the heat transfer method.
It's fun but you do need to use the lye hot
@@SoapSchoolUK I usually soap at room temperature but I've been toying with the idea of the heat transfer method because I think it gives more time to work with the batter if I want to do intricate details.
@@tiffanybaskerville3846 Room temp is a good to
@@SoapSchoolUK Do you feel as though you can get into soaping faster with the heat transfer method? Sometimes I feel like I'm waiting forever for the oils and lye to come to similar temperatures before starting.
@@tiffanybaskerville3846 Not really, I heat solid fats only and pour liquid oils in once melted so it bring the temp down to almost perfect straight away, so no waiting
I love infusing oils with rosemary and lavender from my garden for soap making….
That sounds deliciously good Susan
Your soap is beautiful
Thanks, it's great to hear that you like it too :)
I don't like lye I like you God bless you 🌹🌹🌹
😊
So nice 😍
So glad you enjoyed it :)
Thank you for a lovely video as usual. It would be brilliant if you could show us a lather test at the end, and also explain which skin it's good for eg especially good for dry skin? Or an everyday soap to have by the sink? Thanks so much.
Anne that's a great suggestion! I am always struggling for time but if I can get them made in advance I will be able to add a lather test into the video edit.
@@SoapSchoolUK great, thanks ever so much!
Hello, what is the spray what you are using at the end?!
The simple soaps are actually my favorite to make. Have you ever tried spirulina powder for the green. It's such a wonderful color and leaves little specks of nature behind. It is always so good to hear your voice. I hope you are well. Sending a huge hug.
I forgot, yes, I do like rosemary E.O. and herb.
@@reneecormalis624 I love them both too :)
OOh yes I must make one, fab idea Renee! Big hugs!
Which skin type is this type used for? Is it for oily skin because the cleaning is high and the moisturizing is little? Thank you for your beautiful videos
Coconut is only at 30% so not very high on cleansing
@@SoapSchoolUK How much should be the proportion of cleaning and moisturizing oily skin?
@@1.7-5. A SAP calculator will show you
Hi Sarah, assuming you sprayed Isopropyl alcohol to burst any bubbles as you have have used individual soap mold, am I right?. My friend and I are going to try making this today and thank you for the recipe. ❤ from India.
Yep iso alc to spray the tops :)
I have tried the No melt method multiple times and I just can’t get it to work. Always end up with spots
What a shame. Do you mix the lye and add it straight away to the fats? Also chopping the fats up really small can help
@@SoapSchoolUK yes. Maybe it’s because my soaping room is in the basement and rather cool. I don’t know.