Attempting Honey Oatmeal Soap Using Raw Honey | Coconut Oil-Free Soap!
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Hi Jerika,I use honey a lot, and don’t follow the one tea spoon per lb of oils “rule” many people say and never had an issue. I am a room temperature soaper and for those soaps with honey I am sometimes place the oils inside the refrigerator before soaping. On my goat’s milk oatmeal and honey soap I use local honey, raw got milk and oats I grind myself along with kaolin clay. Try to soap at lower temperature and dissolve the honey with a little of water( milk for me) but add that mixture to your oils, not to the lye I will say. It’s what works for me, but of course we all have different approaches. I am a chemist, so I look at soaps differently. Great job anyway
I do what you said as well
@@Thegoatmilklady it’s everything about keeping the temperature low
Yes I soap at room Temps, I made goat milk lard soap and it stays really nice.
You just need to put the mold in the fridge or even freezer after pouring. I use goat milk and do this every time
@@Thegoatmilklady Doesn't lard need a higher soaping temperature, like 90-100 degrees (or more)? Thanks
I make every batch with honey. I mix it into my oils once cooled. If you allow it to get that hot it can diminish the vitamins and benefits that you get from using raw honey. Great video
Babasu oil is a good oil for hardness and bubbles to me its number 1 for coconut replacing
Love this video! Thank you for sharing! You and Jared are my favorite soapers and I’m so grateful for your help and inspiration ox
I put my honey in my oils not my lye solution and that really helps
I put mine in the batter as the last ingredient before the pour.
Thank you for sharing with us. This video was informative. Thank the others for also sharing their knowledge
Thanks Jerika for a very informative video… I learned something new about soap crumbling without thinking is lye heavy… 🥰😉
So lovely to see You both back after your friend and family filled road-trip……the process of following this video was informative and relaxing as the music background seemed perfect for your pacing of the recipe…….I loved the bits of oats on top helping to create a rustic yet soothing presentation of product…….
Thank you for watching! Happy to be back at it!
Thank you for sharing this. I learn from your mistakes as much as from your successes.
I did a similar soap once without the FO, and I added milk powder, it turned out amazing and I had people that were allergic to different things that wanted more of that soap. I think I should make another loaf soon.
I learned a lot with this video, it has happened to me and I didn’t knew the cause, now I do, thank you!
Love this channel.
When I made my Honey, Turmeric and Orange Essential Oil, I added the honey to my oils. When I add milk to my soap, I also do the milk in oil method, that helps the soap not to move to quickly. Hope that helps. 🙏🏽💕💫✨✨
I've heard Babassu oil can be used instead of Coconut oil but I haven't tried this yet, but I have used raw honey 1Tbs per 500g of oils. I also make my own colloidal oats and also use Kaolin clay for honey and oat bars.
Babassu oil is a substitute for coconut oil in soap making.
My soap’s lather like that. I love a thick creamy lather. It feels like silk on ur skin. I have a lot of customers who shave with them. I do as well n I have really sensitive skin. It’s so nice and they are cold process. Ppl say that ur soap has to be hot process to be a shave soap. I don’t agree. Most of my customers shave w it. They love it. I do use coconut oil. I love how ur bar had that dense creamy lather it feels like heaven!
I do a lot of honey soaps 😊 I do a teaspoon per two loafs at trace, and I use local honey from my friends backyard farm! It makes the soap so bubbly and gives a great lather as well as the skin benefits 👌🏼 people loooovee honey soap
Hi, when you say a teaspoon per “loaf” do you mean per bar of soap? My loaf makes 20 bars, so would that be 20 teaspoons of honey?
@@brittles548 per loaf meaning per whole loaf of soap, not individual soap bars
@@shelleys5765 oh ok, I see some people adding what looks like 1/2 a cups worth!
As someone that only makes coconut free soap... you can also use babassu or tallow; however, I love PKO.
For a soap that is closer to consistency to the "standard" blend that includes coconut 76°, use more olive and hemp and less palm, but keep the same palm kernel.
You can soap at a 2:1 water : lye ratio with that blend too. Yes, still using honey. I agree with another commenter, add the honey to your oils, NOT your lye solution.
My personal favorite recipes are VERY simple; 70% olive, 20% palm, 10% palm kernel
OR 70% olive, 15% palm kernel and 15% cocoa butter. Both of those yield tight fluffy bubbles.
My first recipe is VERY bubbly [big bubble with a lot of lather] and it's 30% babassu, 30% palm, 35% olive and 5% castor.
Hi Jerika, try using wide ribbons instead of string under mold it may help. Thanks for all the inspirational & informative videos 😀
Hello Jerika! I’ve been lurking around your channel for nearly a year. I’m a newbie in soap making. But I don’t put honey and lye together since the lye burns sugar. I got to twig around like add the honey in milk and freeze it together or add it at the soap at a thin trace. I normally learned this in a very hard way making mp base with adding honey at the wrong time wrong temperature while making the mp base. Thoug I’m curious as well what cause heavy lye in your soap… waiting to see the answer. Oh well after we got messed up. I guess we all do need a long vacation. Lol. Hug from BKk!
Hi Jerika 💕……Love your videos!
I’d to know Where did you get your mold? Also I’d love to know where did you get the other one you have - the big - longer one you have 🙏?
Hi Jerika, can you save this soap by re batching them in hot process or once lye heavy that's it.
Use ice cubes instead of water. It will keep it cooler. I use ice with every batch. Keeps fumes down also.
Jerika where did you get your cutter? I’m buying tools to start my journey after watching all your videos!
Love love your videos! ❤️
I am wondering if the heat of the lye damages the benefits of the honey. I soap with coconut milk and honey with low temps. Does make it hot and I pop in the fridge.
Hi Jerika! Why did you decide to ex out the coconut oil?
I love creaminess in soap and there weren't too many additives ... I use more in some of mine.
Hey, Jericka, Thanks for the vid! I work at a Mennonite market and we get local honey all the time. Raw honey isn't a solid. You must have some that is either spun to make it that hard, or it may have honey comb in it. I've never seen raw honey in a hard solid like that. Love to ya!
This is good to know!!! Thank you!
Depends on How long It sits for. Fresh honey is liquid But if it sits on a shelf for A while it gets solid. You can make it liquid again by heating it up in a waterbath. On low temp. In Sweden all swedish honey is raw, you can not sell it as swedish honey if you have done anything with it so we se all kinds of textures depending on How fresh it is :)
Lovely vid Jerika. Having worked with raw honey for a while now, I can say with confidence it solidifies in winter (or at low temp), but running warm water over your container melts it easily. Also, when I've use honey in my recipe, I dissolve it in a small amount of water, which I add after a minute or two of stirring in my lye.
Hello Jeri, can you please tell us all of the measurements that you used. I would like to try to make this but can't without knowing the measurements. Thank you
She used too many hard oils.
Try a 70% olive, 20% palm, and 10% palm kernel.
Run your custom recipes through soap calc.
I'm surprised that after 4 years you don't have a soap cutter. Is that by choice? Do you prefer not to use one?
I very interested in this video and this was an excellent watch. I learned a lot just watching
Why the idea to replace coconut oil? I am shifting to no palm oil recipe.
I am very curious to know this also 🤔
Some people cannot use coconut products [allergies].
I don't see the neccessity of puting clay in a honey soap that will harden it too much. The crumbly aspect of the soap is not because of the choice of oils, it's honey. You must put the mold in the fridge or in the snow in winter to lower its temperature, otherwise it will continue to heat up and finish crumbly. The gel phase is almost inevitable for a honey soap even if you put the soap in the fridge, but that prevents it from being crumbly. At the trace, you have to mix a little more even if it hardens. Surprisingly, yes it hardens, but it remains malleable. NEVER put honey in lye. Lye destroys all the properties of honey. You have to put it at the very end. I put about 3% of the weight of the oils, non-pasteurized. Sometimes up to 10% in little bee soaps. I saw many mistakes in that video...
the problem was alot of honey ,het up the soap
palm oil ue consquenses are far worse then the properties of the soap! what the heck!
No. She just used too many hard oils in the ratio to liquid.
I don't get why you want a coconut oil free soap but used a palm oil lol. Also never saw someone mixed honey or any stuff with lye
Some people have allergies to coconut products.