This was one of the first soaps I made after learning the basics, and I still love it after having a few years of experience under my belt now. It’s rich and creamy, cleanses really well, and is not drying at all. Mine came out a bit darker, which I need to work on to get it a lighter color without adding a lightener, but the quality is wonderful.
I love your videos, i can just sit down with a gin and learn new things with a totally relaxing voice, and demonstration process. Thankyou Tanya, you are a great presenter.
Off topic but perhaps you could make a short viideo showing how to fit TBar chains onto a hanging basket. Ive cracked several baskets trying to secure the chains as they are so fidgety to deal with. Your vegetables and fruit are all looking great as usual. Take care.
Hi Tonya I was just pointed to your channel by Casey from THE LAWERENCE FAMILY GARDENS - regarding sop making and she suggested I ask to collaborate with you on creating a garden soap I think it would be amazing and so beneficial to so many gardeners out there! Thanks and hope to hear from you soon ALW✨🤍🙏🧼🪴
That's lovely of Casey to point you my way :) I have tons of soap recipes on my website and a few videos here. I even have some garden soap ideas if you fancy some inspiration lovelygreens.com/?s=Garden+soap
I'm just starting my soapmaking journey and have been learning everything I can. You're the first one I've come across so far that makes all natural soap, which is my goal. I will be watching all your videos! What is your opinion on using organic oils? Is it worth the extra expense, or is it not really necessary?
The reason we use organic oils in soap recipes is to support organic and regenerative agriculture. It doesn't make any difference to the actual soap properties, in my opinion, but does ensure that our products have a sustainable footprint.
Tanya. Thanks I love the video. So will be investing on your soap making course. Can I just ask. Do I need to have specific tools for soap making. (Except lye)?
Hi Kim , I just spotted your question. I go through that in the soapmaking equipment section of the course :) Long story, short - most kitchen tools and equipment can double up for soapmaking.
I made a batch for the first time using your recipe. It turned out to be so beautiful. Thank you so much. After 48 hours, when I took the soap out of the mold, the bottom of it looked like a cookie dough. Is that common? I tried it though its really very creamy and lathers nicely❤
Sometimes soap can come out soft if it's made with a lot of soft oils (olive oil, etc) or was unmolded a bit too soon. It's fine to use, though, don't worry :)
I think that you can do two better ways to get a lovely camomile infusion, you can freeze the camomile and mix them with the Naoh or prepare a regular Naoh liquid then add the camomile herbs, it will get infused because of the Naoh temperature, instead of heating them twice
Such a beautiful soap!! 🌼 May I ask what is the reason you chose to use a small amount of essential oil for this one? I have tried using chamomile in soap and it was very light even when I used about 3-5% (from memory, it was a while ago) and I was a bit heartbroken about that 😢
Thank you :) I use only a small amount because of cost - any more than that, and I feel that the end scent is pretty similar. Also, over time, the scent will fade from the outside of the soap bars. It's still there inside the soap, though, and comes out as you use it.
Hi Denice, I'm very sorry but I don't have immediate plans on making it available as a print book. If that changes, I'll definitely share news of it 💚🧼
Yes, anyone can book worldwide 🙂 the price is in USD, but you can pay with your UK card. It works out about £38 and your bank/credit card does the converting.
You use an immersion blender to make your soaps. Do you have a commercial grade blender? I have heard some say the soap batter could blow the motor out in an immersion blender unless one has a commercial grade machine. Granted, you do short bursts, but have you had any problems with your immersion blender?
That's only relevant for big batches - 50-100 bars at a time. Normal immersion blenders are perfect for small soap batches. The motor doesn't blow, and I have immersion blenders that are nearly ten years old and still work fine. They're some of the ones used in my soapmaking workshops.
It's a 1-lb loaf mold. There's a link to the product in the equipment list here: lovelygreens.com/natural-chamomile-soap-recipe-soap-making-instructions/
@@Lovelygreens the electrolysis is not natural. Various synthetic things are produced through electrolysis. Official data name it a synthetically manufactured substance. And if it's produced with a mercury-cell process, it can leave high amounts of mercury in the finished product. I'd love for it to be natural!
The USDA allow lye within their organic standards. You can't make a true soap without using it in the process somewhere. And of course you're not using it on your skin. The lye is used up and isn't contained in the final product.
This was one of the first soaps I made after learning the basics, and I still love it after having a few years of experience under my belt now. It’s rich and creamy, cleanses really well, and is not drying at all. Mine came out a bit darker, which I need to work on to get it a lighter color without adding a lightener, but the quality is wonderful.
It may be darker if you used extra virgin olive oil instead of light- coloured olive oil 💚
I will be sure to use light olive oil the next time. I loved the video and thank you!
This is a wonderful video, thank you! When my busy life calms down, soapmaking is on my list to try!
Beautiful, so natural AND gentle, thank you for sharing.
I love your videos, i can just sit down with a gin and learn new things with a totally relaxing voice, and demonstration process. Thankyou Tanya, you are a great presenter.
I'm pleased to hear you think so! Cheers, and have a great weekend 🙂
I think your soap making tutorials are the best available. I think next season I am going to plant some chamomile to make this recipe.
You should and also use it in tea.
Beautiful soap, and excellent video
wonderful! Thank you, Tanya, for sharing this experience!
You're most welcome, Cathy :)
Thanks for the video ❣️❣️❣️
Thank you for the wonderful video and recipe!! We appreciate you❤
You're very welcome 😊
Wonderful 🌼
Thank you for sharing! 🧡
My pleasure 🙂🌼
Beautiful ❤
Lovely soap, very gentle. Thank you for sharing.
You are so welcome!
Off topic but perhaps you could make a short viideo showing how to fit TBar chains onto a hanging basket. Ive cracked several baskets trying to secure the chains as they are so fidgety to deal with. Your vegetables and fruit are all looking great as usual. Take care.
Greetings and much love from Kenya ❤
Waving south 😊💚
I make a similar one and use chamomile infused olive oil.
great well done tanya
Thanks again 🙂
Hi Tonya I was just pointed to your channel by Casey from THE LAWERENCE FAMILY GARDENS - regarding sop making and she suggested I ask to collaborate with you on creating a garden soap I think it would be amazing and so beneficial to so many gardeners out there! Thanks and hope to hear from you soon ALW✨🤍🙏🧼🪴
That's lovely of Casey to point you my way :) I have tons of soap recipes on my website and a few videos here. I even have some garden soap ideas if you fancy some inspiration lovelygreens.com/?s=Garden+soap
The chamomile infusion is a real nice edition to make this soap.
can you list down some of the lye purchasing links of amazon
I'm just starting my soapmaking journey and have been learning everything I can. You're the first one I've come across so far that makes all natural soap, which is my goal. I will be watching all your videos!
What is your opinion on using organic oils? Is it worth the extra expense, or is it not really necessary?
The reason we use organic oils in soap recipes is to support organic and regenerative agriculture. It doesn't make any difference to the actual soap properties, in my opinion, but does ensure that our products have a sustainable footprint.
Tanya. Thanks I love the video. So will be investing on your soap making course.
Can I just ask. Do I need to have specific tools for soap making. (Except lye)?
Hi Kim , I just spotted your question. I go through that in the soapmaking equipment section of the course :) Long story, short - most kitchen tools and equipment can double up for soapmaking.
I suddenly have the urge to make soap.
You really should 😊
I made a batch for the first time using your recipe. It turned out to be so beautiful. Thank you so much. After 48 hours, when I took the soap out of the mold, the bottom of it looked like a cookie dough. Is that common? I tried it though its really very creamy and lathers nicely❤
Sometimes soap can come out soft if it's made with a lot of soft oils (olive oil, etc) or was unmolded a bit too soon. It's fine to use, though, don't worry :)
@@Lovelygreens thank you for replying, I will try and keep it a little more time in the mold. I was very excited 😊
I think that you can do two better ways to get a lovely camomile infusion, you can freeze the camomile and mix them with the Naoh or prepare a regular Naoh liquid then add the camomile herbs, it will get infused because of the Naoh temperature, instead of heating them twice
i would like to make liquid soap. what extra ingredient do i need for this?
I am interested a participate in training .how to apply?
Such a beautiful soap!! 🌼 May I ask what is the reason you chose to use a small amount of essential oil for this one? I have tried using chamomile in soap and it was very light even when I used about 3-5% (from memory, it was a while ago) and I was a bit heartbroken about that 😢
Thank you :) I use only a small amount because of cost - any more than that, and I feel that the end scent is pretty similar. Also, over time, the scent will fade from the outside of the soap bars. It's still there inside the soap, though, and comes out as you use it.
@@Lovelygreens Oh thanks so much for your reply! I hadn't thought about it like that🤗
Any chance your soapmaking ebook will be available in print? I’ve no computer, only a cell phone so I’m unable to get the ebook.
Hi Denice, I'm very sorry but I don't have immediate plans on making it available as a print book. If that changes, I'll definitely share news of it 💚🧼
Is your course available for people in the UK? Thanks
Yes, anyone can book worldwide 🙂 the price is in USD, but you can pay with your UK card. It works out about £38 and your bank/credit card does the converting.
I really want to learn how to make soap at home
You should check out my online natural soapmaking course lovelygreens.teachable.com/p/natural-soapmaking-for-beginners-using-the-cold-process-method
You use an immersion blender to make your soaps. Do you have a commercial grade blender? I have heard some say the soap batter could blow the motor out in an immersion blender unless one has a commercial grade machine. Granted, you do short bursts, but have you had any problems with your immersion blender?
That's only relevant for big batches - 50-100 bars at a time. Normal immersion blenders are perfect for small soap batches. The motor doesn't blow, and I have immersion blenders that are nearly ten years old and still work fine. They're some of the ones used in my soapmaking workshops.
lovely ! what is the size of that mold?
It's a 1-lb loaf mold. There's a link to the product in the equipment list here: lovelygreens.com/natural-chamomile-soap-recipe-soap-making-instructions/
Do you sell this soap with the German chamomile?
I love this recipe, but I cannot find this small mold. Where can I find that? I looked on Amazona and Brambleberry and cannot find it.
Hi there, I have a link to it over here lovelygreens.com/natural-chamomile-soap-recipe-soap-making-instructions/
What does this recipe yield? I count 6 bottles (are they 4 oz)?
The full printable recipe is here: lovelygreens.com/natural-chamomile-soap-recipe-soap-making-instructions/
I’m just wondering if is better to use a glass cup instead of plastic
For which purpose? For lye? You do not want to use glass for mixing lye since glass will crack under the heat. It's even happened to me!
Можно рецепт.
lovelygreens.com/natural-chamomile-soap-recipe-soap-making-instructions/
What are the measurements of this recipe?
The full printable recipe is here: lovelygreens.com/natural-chamomile-soap-recipe-soap-making-instructions/
I don't think that we can call soap natural noawadays since the lye used is synthetic sodium hydroxide.
Sodium hydroxide is not synthetic - it's made through electrolysis of salt water. That is why it's considered a natural ingredient.
@@Lovelygreens the electrolysis is not natural. Various synthetic things are produced through electrolysis. Official data name it a synthetically manufactured substance. And if it's produced with a mercury-cell process, it can leave high amounts of mercury in the finished product. I'd love for it to be natural!
The USDA allow lye within their organic standards. You can't make a true soap without using it in the process somewhere. And of course you're not using it on your skin. The lye is used up and isn't contained in the final product.
@@Ossivar lye is not the problem here, synthetic lye is.
The properties associated with Chamomile do not survive saponification and the same is true of any herb or plant matter.