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How long do you personally keep these before you might toss the remainders and make a new batch of wipes? It looks great, but the water worries me a bit when it comes to shelf life.
Could you do a video on how to make regular liquid makeup remover? I know there are a lot of them out there but your recipe's are always the best! Thanks Jillee!
Hi I really like this recipe thank you. I was just concerned about how long they really last? Anything with water in it becomes "alive" and needs to be refrigerated and will probably only last for about two weeks. That's if it is refrigerated. Is there a safe chemical free preservative I can use? Will tea tree oil work?
+Camilion1205 these are similar to Clorox wipes that don't need refrigerating. All of the ingredients in this mix will stay "fresh" without refrigeration. I'd also recommend not using tea tree oil in these (unless you're already using tea tree on your face) since it is a stronger oil and might be too harsh on your skin.
I've just recently found you on You-Tube and so appreciate your videos...so of course had to subscribe. Thank you for sharing another great beneficial and money saving video. :) Gretchen
you can use cut up squares of old tshirts. those feel much more gentle than paper towels. Follow her instructions, but only use soft tshirt instead. :)
Sincere question: what is the purpose of the water if all you need is melted coconut oil? I used distilled water + coconut oil in a 2 oz clean container with lid, then a week later the top two wipes had mold spots.
I use distilled water to make bar soap, but I think it is not best for this make-up remover. Try another bottled water that is not distilled or from the tap.
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TIP: Don't add the essential oil. I made 4 batches of these wipes and they went sour after about 2 weeks..which sucked as I gave sone to friends and family.
traytee I thought about making these... I read somewhere that you should use distilled water because regular tap water could have bacteria in it. Do you think that’s what did it? I want to make these too but I’m afraid they will spoil! Also, how did they work for you as far as removing makeup? Did they work just as well as store bought?
@@jtpcwife1486 Oh wow..I bet you're right about the distilled water vs tap! Can't wait to make new batches using distilled..because yes..I absolutely loved the way these worked. Maybe even better than store bought. Made my skin feel fantastic!
@@jtpcwife1486 So...I made a new batch using distilled water..they turned sour after about a week!! With some kind of red mold in them as well. I'm at a loss...😢
+Lavenia Martin It would most likely dissolve. You could try it if you really want to but toilet paper is made to dissolve very quickly. If you were going to try it get one of the really thick ones like Charmin. But I would stick with paper towels.
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Thanks so much Jillee for the fabulous tips and techniques. You're great and I'm grateful!
Quyana (Thank you) Jillee! This looks like a easy diy. I would definitely try this. I am loving your videos. I hope you keep making them. :)
How long do you personally keep these before you might toss the remainders and make a new batch of wipes?
It looks great, but the water worries me a bit when it comes to shelf life.
this is awesome! what size of containers did you use? and where did you get them? I want to make sure I get the same kind or size at least lol
Could you do a video on how to make regular liquid makeup remover? I know there are a lot of them out there but your recipe's are always the best! Thanks Jillee!
+TheGGG12 Great idea! I'll add that to my list.
u get a sub u are awsome thanks for sharing that saves money yay i cant wait to try it
fantastic! thank you so much!! :)
I love this makeup remover it's awesome and it really works
+Lily Aguilar thanks for sharing that! So happy to hear this works for you!
Great, thanks v much
Very good idea
thank you o made some for my self thank you
so very clever
could you use almond oil?
How much oil do u add to 4 c.water?
do you haft to yous the usechol oil/
Will vitamin E oil work?
Can u use soap
can I use tissue paper
can I put water without coconut oil
How much coconut oil do you use ?
How long would these stay good?
It’s been 5 years and you still don’t have an answer 😂
Hi I really like this recipe thank you. I was just concerned about how long they really last? Anything with water in it becomes "alive" and needs to be refrigerated and will probably only last for about two weeks. That's if it is refrigerated. Is there a safe chemical free preservative I can use? Will tea tree oil work?
+Camilion1205 these are similar to Clorox wipes that don't need refrigerating. All of the ingredients in this mix will stay "fresh" without refrigeration. I'd also recommend not using tea tree oil in these (unless you're already using tea tree on your face) since it is a stronger oil and might be too harsh on your skin.
I've just recently found you on You-Tube and so appreciate your videos...so of course had to subscribe. Thank you for sharing another great beneficial and money saving video. :) Gretchen
+thundercloud47 thanks for your support!
Can I use it not in the paper towels but in a container to put on my face so I don't have to use the paper towels?
you can use cut up squares of old tshirts. those feel much more gentle than paper towels. Follow her instructions, but only use soft tshirt instead. :)
Sincere question: what is the purpose of the water if all you need is melted coconut oil? I used distilled water + coconut oil in a 2 oz clean container with lid, then a week later the top two wipes had mold spots.
I use distilled water to make bar soap, but I think it is not best for this make-up remover. Try another bottled water that is not distilled or from the tap.
Can you use regular water?
Lauren Murray water doesn't really remove makeup, especially the waterproof one, if you don't have coconut oil, you can also use olive oil :)
What can i use inster of coconut oil?
Baby oil
You can also use olive oil; it works just as well, if not even better than coconut oil.
4 cups each???
I believe she said 4 cups for both halves. So 2 cups each
I'm new with makeup and was wondering if you could use toilet paper instead
+Megan Hill, paper towel would definitely be better. Toilet paper is probably too thin and would easily tear.
this doesn't make sense oil and water don't mix, can someone explain?
I would think the paper would absorb both, so it should stay somewhat dispersed
Can I use toilet paper?
it would drop to pieces
I'm so happy I found your channel! I love your energy. You've just gained yourself a new subscriber. I hope one day you're as successful as you want your channel to be! As a fellow RUclipsr, I know growing on YT can be frustrating but you're doing a great job at producing great content, Jillee! If you have the desire to, I would love if you came and checked out my channel so we can support each other. It is all about zero waste and veganism. We smaller RUclipsrs need to stick together! ❤️💪
TIP: Don't add the essential oil. I made 4 batches of these wipes and they went sour after about 2 weeks..which sucked as I gave sone to friends and family.
traytee I thought about making these... I read somewhere that you should use distilled water because regular tap water could have bacteria in it. Do you think that’s what did it? I want to make these too but I’m afraid they will spoil!
Also, how did they work for you as far as removing makeup? Did they work just as well as store bought?
@@jtpcwife1486 Oh wow..I bet you're right about the distilled water vs tap! Can't wait to make new batches using distilled..because yes..I absolutely loved the way these worked. Maybe even better than store bought. Made my skin feel fantastic!
Thank you for sharing! 👍🏼🙂 yeah I will try this and see how it goes lol 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼
@@jtpcwife1486 So...I made a new batch using distilled water..they turned sour after about a week!! With some kind of red mold in them as well. I'm at a loss...😢
traytee what no way! Well that isn’t worth it then. 🙁 sorry to hear that!!!! But thanks for telling me
Can you use toilet paper?
+Lavenia Martin It would most likely dissolve. You could try it if you really want to but toilet paper is made to dissolve very quickly. If you were going to try it get one of the really thick ones like Charmin. But I would stick with paper towels.
Good idea, but it didn't work for me,it was just a waste of time and good paper.