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You are so welcome!

I wouldn’t hit it with a hammer lol but it does dry hard enough to package, ship and retain its shape.

Thanks for subbing!

You are so welcome and I hope you love it!

I have added the recipe in the description. Have fun making this!

My pleasure and thanks for watching!

My pleasure!

Our pleasure!

My pleasure! 😊

Awww thanks so much!🍉

I love that you made this! ❤️ It lathers up really nicely. Wet your hair and the bar then give a few swipes to your hair and that its. Put the bar down and start washing your hair. The lather it makes is amazing!

This bar is semi conditioning on its own and doesn’t weigh down hair. Using a lightweight conditioner after shampooing is never a bad idea. Thick, dry or coarse hair will benefit more from using a conditioning bar than someone with fine thin hair. A conditioning bar full of butters might leave fine hair heavy and looking flat. For this type of hair, an oil free hair mask once a week may be a better option. Happy making!

@@sandravbathandbodyGood to know. Thank you!!!!

It’s my pleasure to share this recipe. I know you’ll love it. It’s a best seller in my store and if you sell it, I hope your customers love it too.

Thanks for reaching out. The maximum usage percentage depends on the application. The maximum usage rate of SCI in shampoo bars typically ranges from 40% to 60% of the total formula, depending on the formulation. However, some products may use slightly more or less depending on the other ingredients and desired effects.

I think you’re the first person to get that lol!

I accidentally deleted the Strawberry Sundae video. I think you wanted to make these so I am reposting the video. I’m so sad 😭!!!

​@@sandravbathandbodyI've been so busy getting ready for shows I couldn't respond, but don't be sad Sandra! You're so sweet to share. I hate that you have to redo the whole video but it was a really good one and will help your channel so I say go for it when you are able! ;)

Blessings to you with your markets. Sell out of everything!!! You got this!

Thanks for the request. I’ll see what we can put together. This is a great video idea!

Hope you like it!

Same here. I gave up too. I’m going to try this recipe and fingers crossed it works for me.

You’re very welcome. It makes 50 oz plus a little bit. We make 10 each 5 oz jars or 20 each 2.5 oz jars and some left for our sample jar. If you need less or more for your batch, the percentages are in the video description. Happy making!

@@sandravbathandbody Thank you so much for letting me know. I may make this for next Mother’s Day!

I just updated the video description to include percentages. Have fun making this. I would love to know how it turns out for you!

@@sandravbathandbody Thank you very much

This is so incredibly kind of you to share the recipe! Thank you so much! I’m definitely going to make this!

The pH of our shampoo bars is around 5 (+/- 0.5). With the recommended usage rate of Polyquaternium 7 being 1-4%, you would need to reduce one or more of the other ingredients by the same percentage that you add Polyquaternium 7. You would include it in the formula at the cool down phase. For example; If you want to use 2% Polyquaternium 7, you would add .6 oz (17 grams) to the cool down phase and reduce the SCI by .42 oz (12 grams) and the CAPB by .18 oz (5 grams). Let me know how it turns out for you. Have fun and be blessed.

We will release the video probably in a couple of weeks. We are still editing it. It will have the recipe and instructions. Thanks for watching and be blessed!

Thank you for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Hi Tammy! BTMS-25 contains less active conditioning agents (25% Behentrimonium Methosulfate) than BTMS-50 (50% Behentrimonium Methosulfate) and it also won't emulsify this formulation as well as BTMS-50. In order to keep the potency of the conditioning and emulsifying properties, I would stick with BTMS-50. If you did use BTMS-25 in place of the BTMS-50 you would have to use almost twice as much BTMS-25 to get the conditioning effect then add a co-emulsifier like cetyl alcohol in order for it to emulsify properly. You would also need reduce one or more of the other ingredients in order to keep the formulation at the correct percentages but it may reduce the efficacy of the shampoo bar. I hope this information is useful and if you have any more questions you can always reach me through RUclips or you can email me at sandrav@sandravbathandbody.com and I’ll be happy to help.

I’m sure it will turn out beautifully! Happy making!

This recipe will make 9 shampoo bars. This was a good question. I should have included this information in the video.

This recipe is not greasy mainly because it is an emulsified body butter. Plus the arrowroot and isopropyl myristate help cut the greasy feeling. Let me know how it comes out for you!

You’re very welcome. Great job!

Sure thing! I’d be happy to share a sugar scrub recipe.

Hi Diana. For this particular recipe I would add between 3 & 5% clay or 1 to 2% spirulina or herb. You would need to reduce the SCI by the same percentage that you are adding the other ingredient. For example; if you add 4% rose clay, you would reduce the SCI by 4%. I would add the powdered ingredients when the liquid ingredients are added. Spirulina has a tendency to smell a bit fishy at times but at such a low percentage I don’t believe it would change the scent of the shampoo bars. I hope this helps and I would love to know how they turn out for you!

Glad you liked it!!

You’ll have to show me how you break them. I tried one time and I couldn’t do it.

Let me know if it helps! Thanks for watching.

Glad you think so!

Thanks for watching! We're sorry we don't have them in stock but they are popular in the store. We're making more and will have them back in stock soon!

Thanks!