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Thanks for this recipe! Love the Radiohead in the background!

Thanks for this, and thanks for using weights!

Makes me wish i didnt just buy 5 pds of shea!!!😢

What the heck was that? I thought it was another how to video.

Lovely 😊❤

im sorry I think your references viscosity not weight because an ounce an ounce and a gram is a gram no matter what it is. Sorry to be a jerk but nice video and yes, viscosity does change depending on the oil that you're using without a doubt so the liquid thickne different without a doubt, but thanks man appreciate the video

You mean density...

I wouldn't put almond, coconut or olive oil in there. They are cheap fillers. There are better alternatives

I make soaps and face oils etc and i don't prefer to use fragrance oils...my products are plant based and i don't feel comfortable using synthetic ingredients..that being said..i struggle a bit when i am trying to get more aroma...EO just don't do it..yet I am sticking with them..i feel it is my integrity thanks for being so open about your art and creations

do you think you could use an electric mixer?

Thank you for sharing, great information 💯

don't worry about the graininess, it doesn't affect the efficacy of the butter

Are all the ingredients organic or not?

Mango butter is my bae❤ I used Mango, Shea and cocoa in mine. Its not greasy. My butters are all raw and unrefined shipped to me from Ghana. I used my husbands beard balm on my hands lol

shes so cute must be a big girl now thx

whatis the name of the plants cant hear it so well thx 🙏🏻

Thank you for this video. Learning about NEVER exceeding 200° was good to know, starting out. I've tried a number of recipes online. Most of them suck. My first introduction to pomades was Murray's Edgewax. But, I wanted to make my own. One recipe I found just said: 7 GM Beeswax 10.5 GM Shea Butter 14 GM Jojoba Oil That stusf was... dumb. I experimented with Lanolin and quickly realized... no more than 1 gram, if I'm wanting to wash it out. I got this crazy recipe. I have thick hair, so this works for me. If you're worried about this recipe, add a touch more shea or vegie glycerine or olive oil... whatever you think would work for you. 10 GM Beeswax 5 GM Shea Butter 4 GM Vegitable Glycerine 2 GM Castor Oil 2 GM Flaxseed Oil 3 GM Coconut Shortening 5 GM Olive Oil 2 GM Jojoba Oil 22 GM Bentonite Clay This stuff is awesome in the tin. I mixed it good. Ploppedeit in it's tin. Threw it opened in the fridge for a few hours. Pulled it out. Let it come to roor temperature, then I put the lid on. Next day, to do my hair, I open it and start to play with it. It's definitely clay. It feels like clay. It looks like clay. You can claw at it like a cave man. That's fun. To draw out a marble sized clump. But you can just rub your finger in there and find it just... emulsifies easily to scoup out a clump. It feels like clay. You rub it into your hand, it feels like a creamy clay. You can feel the grainyness to this. It runs through the hair like Murray's Edgewax... but it's a clay. It's hold is like Murray's Edgewax... for the most part... but it's a clay. Like... seriously... it's a similar hold. Now... too much Beeswax can strangle new hair growth. But... you introduce a crap load of clay... that abundant wax particles get spread out significantly... less surface area... so... the clay allows the hair to breath...I believe that will allow new hair growth to still occur, while retaining more beeswax than what you did in this video. I have tried to find ANY negative effects of having too much Bentonite or Kaolin Clay in your hair, and I haven't found it. So it seems like a great way to saturate the Beeswax, the same way it saturates the oils and gives a matte finish. You can totally innundate the hair with these clays, with no ill effects. As in... they'll only shampoo and condition your hair. Worst side effect. I have yet to use BTMS-50... does it do anything for the hold? Like... all I hear is "it's emulsifying".... okay... a soupy wax... cool... how's it's hold? Does it just go for lotion viscosity? Is this a way to make sure bentonite doesn't clump up? I'm thinking once my GRAY Kaolin clay comes in... maybe it might help prevent that... that's happened on other recipes. But, you're supposed to emulsify into your hand anyhow. So... clumping or not... stirred well, it makes a consistent product, on those recipes. I'm thinking of playing with arrowroot too.

Try sandlewood and patchouli

Wow i need this

Hi. When you refer to degrees, are you speaking in Fahrenheit or Celsius

And the hold?

Love it!!!!! I am a bearded guy as well.. this 5 year video is an oldie, but a goodie!!

Thank you so much for sharing

Thank you for sharing

7:28 did you say “ 1/16 degrees “?

BEst one on here that ms for sharing. I love that you actually measured everything out . I am adding bears butter or balm for the men to my collection and I love your video thanks !!!

Off course thanks 👍

I bought a bottle of NOW Sandalwood. It had no smell. Only clue that it was sandalwood was the label.

Grapeseed oil can be drying for some folks hair but less greasy.

Can i use grapeseed oil and olive oil

I like your video 160 F?

That tree smell you’re talking about, could it be pine? Ya know, since it’s pine resin.

Why did you add your oils like your grape seed oil and almond oil in at the beginning instead of adding them after you got your butter melted? Because can't you add your 2 oils after you have melted your butter and taken it off the burner.

Why not use arrowroot power instead of clay?

Awesome video dude!

Could you also use this as a lip balm or a moisturizer?

I’m sitting here watching him scoop the mango butter and screaming “get a damned spoon!”

Use arrow root powder or cornstarch to take out the greasy feel. It will give it a smooth silky feel

thanks

Wishing you and the world Happy Holidays 2021. Cheers from the top of the mountain.

an ounce is 28.35 grams. If you have two ounces of oil that's 56.7 grams. one is not heavier or lighter that the other, by volume or by weight. whether one uses ounce or gram is no big deal.

great video, waaaayyy to much talking and not instructing!!

This balm same a Razorline Beard Balm 😁😁😁👏👏👏👏

Nice

Hi, what happpen with the next video of this product?? We are watching you from Argentina. Thank you

That's because that's what happens when melt shea butter unless you put in the freezer. It just what it does it doesn't make it any less effective

How long it' validity? And which material i can add jt as a preservative to keep it for six months

I just started collecting ingredients related to this product. Cannot wait to try

This is a oil based light clay pomade A real clay pomade or traditional clay needs aloe juice or pure distilled water and much more Kaolin and Bentonite clay. I recommend trying Organic Aloe juice Bentonite Kaolin Peg-40 Carnuba wax PG-80 Candelilla wax Lanolin All small amount after this point Organic cold pressed Sweet almond oil Shea Butter Organic Patchouli pil Organic Bergamot fruit oil Organic Black pine oil Organic Ceder bark oil And lastly potassium sorbate This will make a very nice organic mainly plant-based product. You can mess around with the the amount on the ingredients to get a difference in hold, consistency, and finish. It washes easy no matter how mixed. Nourishes hair all day and is easily and quickly Styled and restyled on second day too. It can be called (depending on how it's made) anything from a heavy clay paste to a thick traditional clay not matter what it has thickening properties and great texture. Also the more you use the lived in kinda look you get.

Can this be considered as matte pomade??