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@@sahanavraghavan yes, it should work

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@@sahanavraghavan welcome 🙂

@@nikkinikki1075 yes the powder will work too. You can mix it with water and create a syrup consistency and apply you your hair. I prefer clear liquids from whole soapnuts as they are less messy to work with and rinse easy.

@@xhu9675 I use apple cider vinegar rinse as mentioned in the video. I find it leaves hair very soft and helps with dandruff. I rinse off the vinegar solution after a few minutes. I would love to try the Awapuhi Ginger one day straight from the source but then only grow in certain climates. I haven't tried any shampoos or extracts with it but let me know if you do and what you think of it.

@@xhu9675if you want to freeze extra liquid I would recommend using ice cube molds or any similar molds.

@@thewhippingwhisk553 awesome!

@@xhu9675 yes you can🙂

Are you saying I should add freshly squeezed orange juice to a batch of soap nut liquid as a natural preservative? There’s also orange essential oils:)

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As a conditioner I use the apple cider viniger rinse, then I rinse again with clean water. Using soapnut alone can make the hair feel too dry. The viniger rinse makes hair soft and smooth.

Yes, for sure. I would filter out the final product like shown in the video.

@@xhu9675 yes, there are no preservatives added and it needs refrigeration. You can leave a small amount out for the day that you plan to use but I wouldn't leave it out for longer than that.

@ Good to know! What’s the max hours it can be left out?

@@xhu9675I would leave it out for the day you are using it not longer.

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@@mausammandal103 Your hair feels dry after washing with soapnuts? I always use viniger rinse after washing as shown in the full video. It makes hair soft. You can use this shampoo as often as you normally wash your hair.

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@@mausammandal103 your are very welcome!

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@@Alpha-vb5vc did you use a foaming soap bottle? If you use a regular soap pump it will not work.

@@thewhippingwhisk553 Ohhhh, I didn’t know there was such a thing. Thank you so much, you saved me lot of headache. Much love.

@@Alpha-vb5vc you are very welcome!

Yes, you can use a blender or even a food processor. You can even use a whisk but it would take more time. I like using a milk frother or immersion hand blender because it's easy to rinse and put away.

@@thewhippingwhisk553 thank you! Yea I only have a blender at the moment, good to know 🌞

@@TheRoseGoldMary you are very welcome!

@@selinamullermaharaj Thank you for your sweet comment. I am very happy you enjoyed the video!

I am sorry to hear that. If possible a shower filter may help. Soapnuts are good in hard water but you want to add a few more soapnuts for hard water areas when you make the liquid and rinse with apple cider viniger like I mentioned in the video. Apple cider viniger helps minimize mineral buildup making your hair softer. Rinse your hair with clean water after the apple cider viniger rinse. Hope this helps.

@@Magy222 you can buy soapnuts online like Amazon. I posted the link in the description. You can also buy them in most natural health stores.

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@@Magy222 you are very welcome!

Thank you, I only use rich compost in the early spring before planting.

@@JeoruthIgweit lasts up to 2 weeks in the fridge, personally I make a new batch every week for optimal freshness. I never use perservatives so I would not know how long it lasts with one. You can also freeze the liquid in ice cube trays for longer storage.

@@JeoruthIgwe I have never worked with perservative so I would not know.

@@akmislam8974 Unfortunately, you need to keep it in the fridge as it has no preservatives. I like to make a new batch every week.

@@akmislam8974 you can also freeze the liquid in ice cube trays that way you can store them for a longer time.

Yes, they absolutely are healthful. Glad you enjoyed the recipe.

Thank you! I hope you love it. Boiling the soapnuts gets the liquid more concentrated and helps release more saponins. Glad you enjoyed the video.

@@thewhippingwhisk553 How long do I need to use the emersion blender to get the foam? I'm trying but it's not coming out like yours. I'm wondering if I'm just being impatient or maybe I didn't let it cool enough first. Any/all suggestions are appreciated.

It takes just 2 minutes for it to foam up when the mixture is warm and about 5-6 minutes when cold from the fridge. To test if the soapnuts are good quality grab a few new soapnuts and rinse under running water, they should get sudsy. If they do they should work well when you boil them as in the video. Let me know how it goes.

@@thewhippingwhisk553 When I added shikakai and hibiscus powder to the liquid it foamed (same as 2:17) but not as much as yours (2:28). When I used the emersion blender w/the plain liquid it also foamed but only a little and started returning to the liquid form w/in ... 10 minutes. The longer it sat the more it returned to liquid.

@@alisabae3226Yes, it turns to liquid gradually. Always foam it up right before showering. You can also use a foaming soap pump bottle and it will foam it up instantly but the soapnut liquid needs to be filtered well before using the foaming soap bottle as it will clog the pump if it is not filtered.

If you oil your hair you can still use soapnut shampoo. I would wash and rinse than repeat once more. Slowly work the foam into your hair to cover all the hair and scalp. You will want to leave it in your hair for about 2-3 minutes before rinsing.The foamy texture really helps with application and coverage. I always follow with apple cider viniger ( with the mother) rinse as my conditioner then I do a final rinse with water. The viniger helps make your hair soft and silky. Hope this helps.

Thankyou so much will try this for sure !

@@Jasmine-jz8zm You are very welcome🙂

@@bernadettejs3889 So easy to clean especially when you store onions as they always make a mess and this tray really keeps everything off the floor🙂

@@nehasingla9367soapnuts are hypoallergenic and are recommended for sensitive skin. It is very rare to have an allergy to them but like with any new product you can test on a small area of your skin to see if you have any reaction before you use it on your hair or as body wash. Always avoid contact with eyes as it will sting and be very painful.

It can be used on non-carpeted floor such as vinyl, tile, and sealed wood floors.

I felt the same way the first time I tried it. It feels so soft and from my experience it takes away any itchiness that I use to get from store bought shampoos. I just love it. I am so glad you are enjoying it too.

@@thewhippingwhisk553were the soap nuts you used dry or fresh ones with a honey-like residue

You very welcome! I am glad you enjoyed the video.

Yes, you can add essential oils if you like. Some oils may be irritating to the scalp so I would advise you to do some research to find which ones would be suitable. I would only add a few drops to a cup of shampoo and foam up the liquid. Only foam it up right before you wash your hair because the foam slowly turns back to liquid after it sits for a while. I am glad you enjoyed the video!

Thank you!

Thank you for your comment, I am so glad you enjoyed this video

You are most welcome! Glad you found some helpful tips. Thank you for your comment.

Thank you for your sweet comment. I am glad you enjoyed the video.

No it does not. It just flashes the icon so you know what you need to do like when the water tank is empty.

I think it is possible but I have not worked with adding any preservatives. I just make a fresh batch every week and store it in the fridge or you can freeze individual portions. I have not experimented with adding humectants.

I have used honey on my skin an it is a really effective natural humectant also aloe is great too. I have used pure glycerin too. You have to find what works for you. I prefer these as they are natural.

@thewhippingwhisk553 so if I use the humectant In the soapnut shampoo will it last for a long time if I decide to freeze it instead of adding a preservative?

@@kenita8 yes freezing the liquid will keep for a longer time. Thaw it before use, I would warm it to body temperature as it works better when warm and more comfortable to use.

@@thewhippingwhisk553 okay, thank you

You need to buy a foaming soap bottle. I purchased mine from amazon.

​@@thewhippingwhisk553 can you share the link? Pls

Their are many different types of plants that are high in saponins all over the world. Some are hard to source and others require foraging. I haven't experimented with other plants so I wouldn't know.

I am not sure what you mean by squzing. Are you referring to squeezing out the liquid by hand instead of using a sieve?

His doubt is how u transformed shampoo liquid into foam did u add anything or simply whisking made liquid to foam. @@thewhippingwhisk553

There are no preservatives in the soapnut liquid. This will cause it to spoil if left out. I only take the amount I need right before I shower. You can leave it out for a day on the counter if you plan on using the whole amount the same day. Yes, you can freeze the soapnut liquid. Freezing in ice cube trays is a great way to portion out your liquid. Just warm it up to body temperature before use and foam it up for ease of application. I was buying soapnut shampoo as well but found it very expensive and some ingredients did not agree with me so I started making my own. Hope this helps.

Thank you for the response! Ordered the soapnuts after wrote the comment/question. Will be making it this weekend.

@@SmileLikeTheFlowersDohope you enjoy it!

As long as they are good quality they will get very foamy if you use a hand blender or milk frother as show in the video. Also if the soapnut liquid is at room temperature or warmer it will get foamy faster than when cold or straight from the fridge.

I do not use preservatives in my soapnut liquid. You could research preservatives you want to use if you would like to add them. If want to preserve for a longer time you can freeze small portions or they can be canned. I prefer to make a fresh batch every week or as needed and keep in the fridge.

Citric Acid or Vinegar Added to the solution will make it "shelf stable"...just as if you were making pickles!!! I'd probably use Apple Cider Vinegar and add some Citrus Rinds for a pleasant Citrus-y Smell!!! 😂