Love this recipe. Quite like the idea of doing it into these moulds too as it would feel a bit like a massage when rubbing it onto ones scalp. Luvly juvly and am sure they smell just divine. Thanks for sharing.
I just tried this recipe, now waiting to take it out the mold in 24 hours. I love that it's a small batch. Plus was wanting to find one with the apple cider vinegar. So this is great 🙂
I'm so pleased you tried my small-batch recipe, focusing on just what you need. Remember, the 4-6 week curing process is essential. Apple cider vinegar, a remarkable natural ingredient, restores scalp pH balance and refreshes your hair. Enjoy the benefits of your homemade shampoo bars!
@@bethstewart8689 Recipe to this apple cider vinegar ? In her video. I watched her video and got the recipe. I made this batch, it made 3.5 small bars that fit in the palm of your hands. It's great :-)
Yes, my apple cider shampoo bars are designed to reduce the need for an apple cider vinegar (ACV) rinse. They already contain apple cider vinegar, which helps balance the scalp’s pH and smooth the hair cuticle, leaving your hair soft and manageable without extra rinsing. That said, if you prefer, you can still use an ACV rinse occasionally-especially if you have hard water or want an extra boost of shine and smoothness.
Thank you, Yes I do: Neem Detox Soap for Acne th-cam.com/video/dV-BXzQgZuE/w-d-xo.html also this is an amazing Acne Gel: th-cam.com/video/Wongk1XNRNU/w-d-xo.html
Purple mica counteracts and neutralizes unwanted yellow or brassy tones in blonde or grey hair, making it appear cooler. Apple cider vinegar can enhance the hair's natural shine and brightness by removing build-up and restoring pH balance.
It lathers beautifully, I cant add that in to video now as the video is uploaded but it has very generous lather and leaves hair feeling very clean and hair feels very lightweight.
The lye concentration in the recipe is approximately 2.08:1, representing the water to lye ratio. The lye/ACV ratio is around 1.14:1, indicating the proportion of lye to Apple Cider Vinegar.
@@Marie-4Him It's normal for a shampoo bar to register low cleansing values in soap calculators, emphasizing milder cleansing properties. A 5% superfat, prioritizing conditioning, is common in shampoo bars. Experimenting with oils and superfat percentages helps find the right balance for individual hair types and preferences.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 TY for the reply. On my shampoo bar journey, I have seen this factor, and can now 'adjust' my thinking to the difference Thank you for your help in responding. 😇
It was 5 - To measure pH, dissolve a small amount of the shampoo bar in distilled water. Use pH test strips or a digital pH meter for an accurate reading. Proper pH helps prevent scalp irritation, dryness, and damage to the hair, ensuring the benefits of the apple cider vinegar are maximized.
Shampoo bars contain sodium hydroxide so they require a curing period of 4-6 weeks. This is because sodium hydroxide, a potent alkali, undergoes a chemical reaction with the oils and fats within the bar. Known as saponification, this process transforms the ingredients into a gentle and safe product suitable for hair use, allowing ample time for complete neutralization of the sodium hydroxide.
Yes, these can be placed in the fridge overnight to help them firm up faster. However, you still need to let them cure for 4-6 weeks to fully saponify the lye and make the soap hard and mild. After refrigerating, let the bars return to room temperature and cure at room temperature for the best results.
Love this recipe. Quite like the idea of doing it into these moulds too as it would feel a bit like a massage when rubbing it onto ones scalp. Luvly juvly and am sure they smell just divine. Thanks for sharing.
You are very welcome, thank you, yes these moulds do work perfectly for massaging shampoo bars.
I just tried this recipe, now waiting to take it out the mold in 24 hours. I love that it's a small batch. Plus was wanting to find one with the apple cider vinegar. So this is great 🙂
I'm so pleased you tried my small-batch recipe, focusing on just what you need. Remember, the 4-6 week curing process is essential. Apple cider vinegar, a remarkable natural ingredient, restores scalp pH balance and refreshes your hair. Enjoy the benefits of your homemade shampoo bars!
what is the recipe???
@@bethstewart8689 Recipe to this apple cider vinegar ? In her video. I watched her video and got the recipe. I made this batch, it made 3.5 small bars that fit in the palm of your hands. It's great :-)
@@bethstewart8689 Its in the video
@@barbaraayala7808 So pleased you like it , Thank you so much
This formula is awesome! ❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much
Definitely trying it. Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome. Thank you
Thank you, for all you did.
You are welcome
Beautiful, thank you for sharing it.
You are welcome. Thank you
Plz make a video on hyperpigmentation ,darkspots,acne,like a company type formulation
I will soon, still working my way through many requests
Is the apple cider vinegar helping with not having ro rinse the hair with it?
Yes, my apple cider shampoo bars are designed to reduce the need for an apple cider vinegar (ACV) rinse. They already contain apple cider vinegar, which helps balance the scalp’s pH and smooth the hair cuticle, leaving your hair soft and manageable without extra rinsing. That said, if you prefer, you can still use an ACV rinse occasionally-especially if you have hard water or want an extra boost of shine and smoothness.
This was amazing, thank you, do you have any soap for Acne? ❤
Thank you, Yes I do:
Neem Detox Soap for Acne
th-cam.com/video/dV-BXzQgZuE/w-d-xo.html
also this is an amazing Acne Gel: th-cam.com/video/Wongk1XNRNU/w-d-xo.html
Thank you Always 💛🩵💚
You are very welcome.
Could you use coconut milk?
Possibly. But i have not tried it in recipe.
May i request for a syndet shampoo and face cleansing bar
There is one of my request list already but i have just under 200 requests so will do it as soon as possible. Thank you
This is a dumb question, but would the purple colorant and/or the vinegar be able to brighten blonde or light grey hair that has a tinge of yellow?
Purple mica counteracts and neutralizes unwanted yellow or brassy tones in blonde or grey hair, making it appear cooler. Apple cider vinegar can enhance the hair's natural shine and brightness by removing build-up and restoring pH balance.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 Thank you so much!
@@susanravella6261 You are very welcome
Can we see the leather please? ❤ would be great!!!😊
It lathers beautifully, I cant add that in to video now as the video is uploaded but it has very generous lather and leaves hair feeling very clean and hair feels very lightweight.
I thought of a Shorts Video.. but totally understand if this is to much to ask. Thank you for youre brilliant Content!!! ☺️🌹
Can you say what the lye concentration is, or the lye/water 'ACV' ratio is?. Thank you so much for this recipe.
The lye concentration in the recipe is approximately 2.08:1, representing the water to lye ratio. The lye/ACV ratio is around 1.14:1, indicating the proportion of lye to Apple Cider Vinegar.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 Interestingly, soap calc gives the recipe "0" cleansing. I superfatted at 5%. Do you think this is normal for a shampoo bar?
@@Marie-4Him It's normal for a shampoo bar to register low cleansing values in soap calculators, emphasizing milder cleansing properties. A 5% superfat, prioritizing conditioning, is common in shampoo bars. Experimenting with oils and superfat percentages helps find the right balance for individual hair types and preferences.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 TY for the reply. On my shampoo bar journey, I have seen this factor, and can now 'adjust' my thinking to the difference Thank you for your help in responding. 😇
Thank u for sharing. Lovely recipe. What is the PH of the bar?
It was 5 - To measure pH, dissolve a small amount of the shampoo bar in distilled water. Use pH test strips or a digital pH meter for an accurate reading. Proper pH helps prevent scalp irritation, dryness, and damage to the hair, ensuring the benefits of the apple cider vinegar are maximized.
@@beautybooster_diy4848wow!! That’s amazing! The PH of my AVC shampoo bar was much higher. I will have to try your recipe. Thank you so much.
@@priscillatse1332 You are welcome
How much time before use??thanks.
Shampoo bars contain sodium hydroxide so they require a curing period of 4-6 weeks. This is because sodium hydroxide, a potent alkali, undergoes a chemical reaction with the oils and fats within the bar. Known as saponification, this process transforms the ingredients into a gentle and safe product suitable for hair use, allowing ample time for complete neutralization of the sodium hydroxide.
? do we have to let these cure for weeks???
Yes, 4 - 6 weeks
Could you put in fridge over night
Yes, these can be placed in the fridge overnight to help them firm up faster. However, you still need to let them cure for 4-6 weeks to fully saponify the lye and make the soap hard and mild. After refrigerating, let the bars return to room temperature and cure at room temperature for the best results.
@@beautybooster_diy4848 thank you. Yes I do know they still have to cure. Thank you. Love your recipes.
Beautiful ❤...
Thank you
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