I grow my own rosmary and would love to try this out! I think I might use a pestle and mortar to grind up the rosmary into a powder so that it doesn't scratch my skin though.
I grow my own rosemary too and LOVE the smell and taste of it plus the benefits it offers but I’ve been told not to use it fresh in soap cause it will last a couple of weeks before going rancid and this effecting the soap too. I’m also a cp soap maker!
Help you smell like roasted lamb. yeah. Non of the natural leaves and spices are beneficial all what you hear from "natural" health guru is bullshit. If it's not concentrated chemical, it has no use topically on your skin or hair. It's just waste of food. I dont' know why it's so hard to grasp this fact for white people. They think green tea will make them live long like Asians. They also think that coffee or eating avocado will make them healthy. The tv is showing people how to be stupid, and turned them into greedy.Specially that tv man is another white man bullshiting like Dr. OZ. White people, if there is something wrong with you, the only thing that work is chemical synthetic drugs. Stop wasting food. You won't live long, or have young face because you heard somebody on tv say so.
@@samlsd9711 do you know that, for example, salicylic acid for aspirin was found first in a plant? This plant can still be used against headaches. You can't use plants for serious illnesses like cancer or diabetes, that is true. But for some harmless things like a cold or headache, plants can actually help.
@@annabolika8919 Lycopene, found in tomatoes, is used to cure breast cancer!!! And, garlic and ginger used to be used to cure pneumonia!!! Saying that "plants only help a little bit" is a severe understatement, my friend!! Also, I believe diabetes doesn't require any cure; all you have to do is eat low GI carbs when you eat carbs, and keep your insulin sensitivity high(insulin treatment requires injections, though, unless you play your cards right with health). Also-also, most cancers can be prevented via eating a plant-based diet and lowering red meat intake; therefore, plants help with that too, in a way.😂 Last thing: I never knew of that plant you mentioned!!!! Thank you for the fun fact! :)))
I’m a beginner soap maker, which I started as a Therapeutic journey from my recent 3 orthopedic surgeries within 17 months. I found your channel and I immediately purchased your eBook! I’m now standing up firmly and walking again….so I am able to make soap with my kids. I also started growing my own herbs on my deck to use in cooking, custom tea blending and natural soap making. Gardening is so therapeutic and calming. Thanks for all you share…❤️🙏🏽 🌿
Th and you for the video. I will look up the recipe. You are a wonderful teacher. Rosemary is one of my favorite scent. Thx again. Love and gratitude 🙏🏻❤️🤟🏻🌎👍
Hello! If you're feeling a little déjà vu that's because I originally uploaded this video last night. The audio in the last twenty seconds or so was off so I HAD to re-upload it. Enjoy and if you want to see the full recipe, head over to my website: lovelygreens.com/natural-rosemary-soap-recipe-cambrian-blue-clay/
That looks like a great soap recipe. That is something I deffinatly want to try! The small batch seems less daunting too. Thank you for sharing this video. It was very good!
Small batches are far more practical for home use. They're not as expensive to make and if anything happens, you can just start again without too much stress. I hope you enjoy making it one day :)
Exactly what I was going to make when I was looking up how to make organic soap at home. Because I steeped some in water and used it on my face, it became very soft. So it could probably do the same elsewhere.
I love your blog and have already tried your neem oil soap recipe (my first soaping attempt and I’m loving it!). Thrilled to find your TH-cam videos and am excited to try rosemary one!
Your soap videos are the best! I'm about to start and yes I have seen your begining series. Make some more soap videos please. How about cucumber and aloe vera?
your soap videos were very interesting to watch thanks for showing us how to make your soap your recipes well definitely be a nice gift for the holidays coming up soon
Please do a video on the purple soap alkanet root i think and lavender, or blue one please. I would love to see more soap videos from you. Thank you for sharing.
I have a tutorial online showing how to use alkanet root to tint handmade soap: lovelygreens.com/rose-geranium-soap-naturally-colored-with-alkanet-root/
Very inspiring and such a beautiful soap and recipe. Your calm, clear tutorial helps demystify the process. How best to clean the utensils? I haven't made cold process soap yet so am not sure about the cleanup process. Thankyou so much for a beautiful tutorial! 🌿
Hi Tanya, I’m not sure you’ll see this as your video was uploaded a long time ago, but I read somewhere you need to be careful with the soap’s pH (must be between 8-10). How do you include this in your recipe? Thanks for your video, I’m only getting started so this was huge help! 🙏🏼 ✨
Tip. Buy rosemary, snip the bottom off to green part. Dip in some honey or root powder , wrap in cotton wool not tight then plant and water in soil. Hope and pray it takes and voila. Peace
Yes, if it's cleaned thoroughly. Lye doesn't soak into materials and doesn't contaminate properly cleaned equipment. I cover this in this in-depth article on soap making safety lovelygreens.com/soap-making-safety-lye/
Has anyone tried this? Does this dry out your skin? I find all soaps tend to dry out my skin and I generally have to stick to shower gels. But I do love rosemary a lot
From scratch, handmade soap doesn't dry skin out like mass-produced soap bars do. It's because most solid soap bars that you can buy aren't actually real soap - they're solid detergent bars (synthetic) that strip your skin of oils. I highly recommend that you buy bars of handmade soap to try out before you try making soap, though. In the USA, I recommend Muddy Mint, but there are plenty of other sellers out there, too.
estoy muy agradecida por todos los conocimientos. si te es posible, por favor podrías anotar las cantidades de cada ingrediente. saludos especiales desde Colombia
i don't know how many times i've seen this but this is my first soap making video and made me excited to create my first soaps (not to mention, your garden videos are especially helpful). While sourcing for the ingredients for this, I realized the cambrian blue clay is hard to come by from where I am... is it okay to use other colorants for this, like french clays? what about micas?
Low water herbs like rosemary are fine, providing they're chopped and you dont have a humid climate. Bacteria won't grow in alkaline environments like soap. The rosemary also dries out as the soap cures.
@@Lovelygreens thank you very much. Do rosemary leaves have actual strong smell in the soap after they cure? Or they are just for color. Did you try lavender leaves too?
Sure, all the time :) I have loads of ideas on my website here: lovelygreens.com/?s=beeswax I also make and sell beeswax beauty products: lovelygreens.co.uk/product-category/beeswax/
Hi from Australia, love your videos and your palm free recipes. I have some doterra rosemary essential oil, (amongst others). If I was to use that in this recipe how much would I use? 4 tsp would use the whole bottle and that would make 6 bars of soap extremely expensive. Many thanks.
Just wondered how solid the bars have been within a few hours and now I remembered that I have forgotten to ad the Shea butter! By doing this receipt I wondered how much lye could someone add in so less oils 🙈🙈🙈🙈
hi, i love the recipe and also the castille recipe on your page. do you think i can use the same recipe to make those soap whith the hot process technique???
It's called soda ash and is harmless. You can wash it off with water or remove it with a steam cleaner. It usually happens when there's a high water content in the recipe or you're soaping in a humid climate/environment. It's lye reacting with the air (carbon dioxide) and forming calcium carbonate.
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Thank you! Finally someone who added in some herbs and not just essential oil.
I love the way you explain everything. I have been making soap for 4 years and cannot ever keep in in stock. I make goat milk soap from our goats.🙂
That’s lovely :) Do you name your batches based on goat names?
S F do you have a website?
What preservatives do u used to increase the shelf life of the soap?????
@Welcome's House Oils do spoil
Can u tell me more
I grow my own rosmary and would love to try this out! I think I might use a pestle and mortar to grind up the rosmary into a powder so that it doesn't scratch my skin though.
I bet this smells amazing, rosemary is so fresh.
Oh yes! It smells incredible :)
I grow my own rosemary too and LOVE the smell and taste of it plus the benefits it offers but I’ve been told not to use it fresh in soap cause it will last a couple of weeks before going rancid and this effecting the soap too. I’m also a cp soap maker!
What would be the best method? To have it dried first? Or make the oil from it and put it in? Please let me know
@@shurraehenry2754 Was wondering myself
This is very intersting! I never thought about rosemary in soap. Sounds like this recipe would help me. Thank you!
You're very welcome -- the scent is fresh and herbal and really perks you up while washing.
Help you smell like roasted lamb. yeah.
Non of the natural leaves and spices are beneficial all what you hear from "natural" health guru is bullshit. If it's not concentrated chemical, it has no use topically on your skin or hair. It's just waste of food. I dont' know why it's so hard to grasp this fact for white people. They think green tea will make them live long like Asians. They also think that coffee or eating avocado will make them healthy. The tv is showing people how to be stupid, and turned them into greedy.Specially that tv man is another white man bullshiting like Dr. OZ. White people, if there is something wrong with you, the only thing that work is chemical synthetic drugs.
Stop wasting food.
You won't live long, or have young face because you heard somebody on tv say so.
@@samlsd9711 do you know that, for example, salicylic acid for aspirin was found first in a plant? This plant can still be used against headaches. You can't use plants for serious illnesses like cancer or diabetes, that is true. But for some harmless things like a cold or headache, plants can actually help.
@@annabolika8919 Lycopene, found in tomatoes, is used to cure breast cancer!!! And, garlic and ginger used to be used to cure pneumonia!!!
Saying that "plants only help a little bit" is a severe understatement, my friend!!
Also, I believe diabetes doesn't require any cure; all you have to do is eat low GI carbs when you eat carbs, and keep your insulin sensitivity high(insulin treatment requires injections, though, unless you play your cards right with health).
Also-also, most cancers can be prevented via eating a plant-based diet and lowering red meat intake; therefore, plants help with that too, in a way.😂
Last thing: I never knew of that plant you mentioned!!!! Thank you for the fun fact! :)))
Love the Blue Clay. and Rosemary so those are some powerful anti-bacterial properties going on there. I bet it smells so lovely!
If only screens could convey scent -- it does smell incredible :)
Found one of your pins on Pinterest and so thankful I clicked on your post. I’m considering soap making so I thank you for this educational tool.
I’m a beginner soap maker, which I started as a Therapeutic journey from my recent 3 orthopedic surgeries within 17 months. I found your channel and I immediately purchased your eBook!
I’m now standing up firmly and walking again….so I am able to make soap with my kids.
I also started growing my own herbs on my deck to use in cooking, custom tea blending and natural soap making. Gardening is so therapeutic and calming.
Thanks for all you share…❤️🙏🏽 🌿
Fantastic! Hope you're having a great time making soap :)
I was just trying to figure out the best way to make Rosemary soap from my garden. Thanks 😁
You are so welcome!
Thank you so much for your videos! I am a beginner and planning to make this soap this weekend. Will let you know how it turns
Very detailed, yet simple and easy to learn method.
Thank you very much for sharing
I really appreciate your gardening tours. Your soap process has started me thinking.
Th and you for the video. I will look up the recipe. You are a wonderful teacher. Rosemary is one of my favorite scent. Thx again. Love and gratitude 🙏🏻❤️🤟🏻🌎👍
Hello! If you're feeling a little déjà vu that's because I originally uploaded this video last night. The audio in the last twenty seconds or so was off so I HAD to re-upload it. Enjoy and if you want to see the full recipe, head over to my website: lovelygreens.com/natural-rosemary-soap-recipe-cambrian-blue-clay/
That looks like a great soap recipe. That is something I deffinatly want to try! The small batch seems less daunting too. Thank you for sharing this video. It was very good!
Small batches are far more practical for home use. They're not as expensive to make and if anything happens, you can just start again without too much stress. I hope you enjoy making it one day :)
Thinking of making this soap, have a massive rosemary bush in the garden.. Thanks for explaining the process clearly! 🙂👍🌱
Exactly what I was going to make when I was looking up how to make organic soap at home. Because I steeped some in water and used it on my face, it became very soft. So it could probably do the same elsewhere.
I really enjoyed seeing you make the soap.
I love your blog and have already tried your neem oil soap recipe (my first soaping attempt and I’m loving it!). Thrilled to find your TH-cam videos and am excited to try rosemary one!
I don't know what is more lovely.......you or the soap!
Fantastic....what a idea, Thank You...
I love rosemary
I love your garden and the ideas you give
I love rosemary! Thank you for this vid.
Nice video! I'd love to see others about soapmaking! Those earrings look great on you!
I plan on sharing more so stay tuned :)
Your soap videos are the best! I'm about to start and yes I have seen your begining series. Make some more soap videos please. How about cucumber and aloe vera?
Thank you. You explain the process so well.
your soap videos were very interesting to watch thanks for showing us how to make your soap your recipes well definitely be a nice gift for the holidays coming up soon
Yes, absolutely! There are so many handmade crafts that we gardeners can make from the garden
Never thought about using rosemary in a bar, I bet the fragrance is awesome
Thank you very methodical and concise enough for a beginner to follow 😊👍
Your the best instructor
I love your videos. You explain it very well. Easy to understand.
Please do a video on the purple soap alkanet root i think and lavender, or blue one please. I would love to see more soap videos from you. Thank you for sharing.
I have a tutorial online showing how to use alkanet root to tint handmade soap: lovelygreens.com/rose-geranium-soap-naturally-colored-with-alkanet-root/
Such a great video thank you 😊
Love your videos! You have taught me how to make homemade soaps! Can't thank-you enough for your informative videos and being so interesting to watch!
You're very welcome, Robert!
you are worth a million in prizes . brilliant
Thanks for sharing 🙌
Thank you for this. I came across your website. I didn’t know you had TH-cam videos! I will be using your practice.
Thank you tina
How long do they last before they expire?
Thanks for sharing. BTW, you have very nice hands.
It's really useful, I will try it. Thank you for sharing :-)
love this video, you make me so optimistic :) What other recipe do you recommend for acne and clearing acne scars and blackhead? thank you
Thank you so much
Clay from Russia, best clay what I try. Amazing for face, just mix with water and apply on face till it’s dry
Love this. Thank you.
An easy and informative video
Loved watching that thank you for sharing
Thank you for the information. You certainly have a lot of interests. Much like my wife and daughter. Great job!
I do! They mainly centre on GROWING first and then either eating or making :) I love being involved in the full cycle of making.
Nice video, maybe trying to infuse the rosemary into the oil
To what end?
Από το δύο χιλιάδες δέκα επτά φτιάχνω τό δικό μου λευκό σαπούνι μπράβο για τό δενδρολίβανο
I would love a tallow soap & shampoo recipe if you have one! I’ll be making this one for sure
Thank you for the great video!
Thank you, this is so helpful!
Very inspiring and such a beautiful soap and recipe. Your calm, clear tutorial helps demystify the process.
How best to clean the utensils? I haven't made cold process soap yet so am not sure about the cleanup process. Thankyou so much for a beautiful tutorial! 🌿
You're very welcome! Here's tips on cleaning up after soapmaking: lovelygreens.com/safely-cleaning-up-after-soap-making/
@@Lovelygreens thankyou so much for the tutorial info! 🌿🌸
Thank you 😅❤
Tnx
Propagating! But rosemary and vital e is great natural preservative for oils... Awesome video!
Is it best to use dried rosemary as opposed to fresh, will the soap go off quicker using fresh? Looking forward to making this 😀
U make it looks easy
Soap making looks kinda like hard work but also so much fun :O
Looks soo aromatic charming :))) ty :)))
Wow I love it thanks for this video
Hi Tanya, I’m not sure you’ll see this as your video was uploaded a long time ago, but I read somewhere you need to be careful with the soap’s pH (must be between 8-10).
How do you include this in your recipe?
Thanks for your video, I’m only getting started so this was huge help! 🙏🏼 ✨
I love its and thanks for sharing your recipe ideas
My pleasure 😊
Tip. Buy rosemary, snip the bottom off to green part. Dip in some honey or root powder , wrap in cotton wool not tight then plant and water in soil. Hope and pray it takes and voila. Peace
Can you use dried rosemary if you don't have fresh rosemary?
good idea
Great vid ❤️
Hi I don't really want to sodium hydroxide I'm nervous on using that! Thank You!
Can you reuse the strainer in the kitchen for food purposes after it touches the Lye?
Yes, if it's cleaned thoroughly. Lye doesn't soak into materials and doesn't contaminate properly cleaned equipment. I cover this in this in-depth article on soap making safety lovelygreens.com/soap-making-safety-lye/
In Jamaica we use rosemary
to make teaaaaaaaa.
Hi, is this soap appropriate for oily hair?
Has anyone tried this? Does this dry out your skin? I find all soaps tend to dry out my skin and I generally have to stick to shower gels. But I do love rosemary a lot
From scratch, handmade soap doesn't dry skin out like mass-produced soap bars do. It's because most solid soap bars that you can buy aren't actually real soap - they're solid detergent bars (synthetic) that strip your skin of oils. I highly recommend that you buy bars of handmade soap to try out before you try making soap, though. In the USA, I recommend Muddy Mint, but there are plenty of other sellers out there, too.
I swear, you have a video for everything
Do you have receipe for shampoo bar for dry colored hair please many thanks
Can you use fine chopped rosemary to make bar soap scrub. Medicine causes extra dry skin need scrub soap bar. Would like rosemary if possible
estoy muy agradecida por todos los conocimientos. si te es posible, por favor podrías anotar las cantidades de cada ingrediente. saludos especiales desde Colombia
Hi would this soap be ok for dry skin?
i don't know how many times i've seen this but this is my first soap making video and made me excited to create my first soaps (not to mention, your garden videos are especially helpful). While sourcing for the ingredients for this, I realized the cambrian blue clay is hard to come by from where I am... is it okay to use other colorants for this, like french clays? what about micas?
نعم اي نوع من الطين ازرق، او مايكا زرقاء
Is it ok to use yellow clay insted of blue clay?
Thanks and thanks for this great video!
Can you put fresh herbs in the soap? I thought they should be dry to avoid bacteria and contamination
Low water herbs like rosemary are fine, providing they're chopped and you dont have a humid climate. Bacteria won't grow in alkaline environments like soap. The rosemary also dries out as the soap cures.
@@Lovelygreens thank you very much. Do rosemary leaves have actual strong smell in the soap after they cure? Or they are just for color. Did you try lavender leaves too?
For how long we need to let it dry complete until is safe to use for skin please!
What is in your liquid oil mixture
Have you ever done anything with the wax from your bee hives? I've got large containers of wax waiting for us to put it to good use.
Sure, all the time :) I have loads of ideas on my website here: lovelygreens.com/?s=beeswax
I also make and sell beeswax beauty products: lovelygreens.co.uk/product-category/beeswax/
Hallo I want ask which your soap recipe is good for washing hair? . Thank you for your anserw☺
Is there another clay you could suggest for substitution of the one you use? Just in case we cannot get the one you use. Thank You!
You can use most colored clays for this recipe 🙂 Make sure they are cosmetic grade though
Então, as receitas parecem ser ótimas, mas não estou conseguindo saber a quantidade de cada produto para fazer o sabonete
Hi from Australia, love your videos and your palm free recipes. I have some doterra rosemary essential oil, (amongst others). If I was to use that in this recipe how much would I use? 4 tsp would use the whole bottle and that would make 6 bars of soap extremely expensive. Many thanks.
I wanna know where you got the mixers from especially the tiny one it was so cute
Just wondered how solid the bars have been within a few hours and now I remembered that I have forgotten to ad the Shea butter!
By doing this receipt I wondered how much lye could someone add in so less oils 🙈🙈🙈🙈
hi, i love the recipe and also the castille recipe on your page. do you think i can use the same recipe to make those soap whith the hot process technique???
Yes, but the final bars will look different from cold-processt
When chopping the rosemary, do you include the stem also?
No stem, just leaves.
Great video. I have white film/layer forming on the top of my soaps? Any idea why?
It's called soda ash and is harmless. You can wash it off with water or remove it with a steam cleaner. It usually happens when there's a high water content in the recipe or you're soaping in a humid climate/environment. It's lye reacting with the air (carbon dioxide) and forming calcium carbonate.
Where'd u get that stick blender?
Hello from London. Really good video. Perfect explanation. What it the PH level for this soap? Thank you so much. Have a lovely weekend 🙂👍
its the eye protection for me lol
What are the “three oils” you combine?
Can i replace sodium to alum