Want to learn how to formulate your very own shampoo bars? Check out my shampoo bar workshop @ workshops.humblebeeandme.com/courses/shampoo-bar-workshop 😄 You'll learn how to formulate safe + stable shampoo bars without expensive gear or years of experience 🫧
Hi Marie, your recipes always start for me a "Trip dwn memory lane". Born in India and raised in a very economical houshold I must admit my mom raised 4 girls and a boy so smartly. In India, rice being the staple is cooked veryday, Ths starch is removed from the cooked rice and the starch that comes off the cooked rice is collected and used for many things. 1. it never gets thrown out. 2,In the hot summer months, lack of refrigerator we had large mudpots filled with fresh , sweet water. it used to get real cold. thats the water consumed for day to day use we beat up yogurt, add salt and liquify with rice starch Kanji.. it is yummy . 3, on staurdays it is OIL BATH DAY. That day we apply coconut oil liberally on hair body and it the rice starch we use tas a base ixed with shikakai ( soapnut powder) that we used for removing oil from hair and our body. Reason I am writing such a lengthy comment is to tell you that the rice starch in shampoo mx DOES GIVE THE HAIR VOLUME. and hair feels squeaky clean. Thanks for my rant but thought you would like to hear how we used these as kids. I am 69 now and lots of memories. Did not appreciate it then but now see the relevance of it all. You are doing a fabulous, fantastic job with your videos. Like I said before everytime I see your smile its like letting in fresh air and loads of sunshine. May you always smile, be happy and well. Stay safe Marie/ Love your videos
I just want to tell you how much I appreciate you for your page. You are really an angel 😇 of mercy. I have been a hairstylist and makeup artist for years. I wanted to start making my own products but didn't know where to begin. It's truly God above who led me to find you. You have made a huge difference in the formulas, formulating, chemical balancing etc. I am now saving and watching every video you post. You are truly a blessing and I will always be in your debt for what you are doing. Thanks a million 🌹🌹🌹
I started out useng cp shampoo bars, now I only use your sulfate free bars, and have my 3 sisters using them as well. We all love them and will not use anything else. Please keep doing what you do because you do it so well🤩
I dont usually make comments but I have to say, I have made this three times now and I absolutely love this shampoo bar. to be fair I do stalk you quite a lot but this one takes the top prize
Awesome. Thanks for all the hard work you put into these wonderful videos. I'm going to try making this. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us.
I'd love if you could make a video on making a cheap shampoo bar formulation, similar to how you did with the Burt's Bees chapstick :) I love your recipes and one day would love to make them!
Have you calculated a cost for the bars you formed into shape. If you were making 12 bars at a time ? I appreciate the clear formulation steps and like the idea that you can add more fragrance to experiment with in different batches. Thank you again. I want to make skin moisturizer for my wife and friends, especially for these dry mountain locations- your recipes are clear and straightforward. I appreciate the explanation for choosing certain ingredients. Cheers, Don.
Thank you so much for this recipe..Please do make a shampoo bar with sheekakai, Rita, neem powder etc. I'm from India and would love to use one of these. Thanks in advance..
Ooh, I love this. I've been experimenting with different natural "shampoos" for a while now, and what I'm using these days is a yogurt + egg hair mask, but I've been looking for something I don't have to prepare every time I wash my hair. Hopefully I'll be able to get the ingredients, it tends to get tricky here in Europe haha
I can definitely understand that! I was never able to stick with a prep-for-every-use anything :P I think you should be ok on the ingredients-I have EU friends who use most of these :) Happy making!
Hi, I was wondering if you could include what type of shampoo bars you’re making it for? For dry, super dry, oily, sensitive scalp, etc. type of hair. Thank you!
I keep coming back to this formula, it's so elegant! I have really hard well water that makes my hair feel a little rough despite using excellent conditioner that I know my hair loves in tap water. Could I incorporate a chelating agent (your recent video on pigments has intrigued me) into syndent shampoo bars & cream conditioners to help normalize their performance in hard water? Is this an effective solution?
Love your videos! Thank you so much for all the education! And recepies! If i dont have rice protein in the house, would it be possible to replace it with silk protein? Thank you so much for your answer. Kind regards
yay!!! I've been thinking of getting ingredients for one of your other shampoo bars but now I'm sold...trying to stop buying everyday items I used that come in plastic packaging. I really hope you have a deodorant stick coming soon please...anyways sooo excited for this diy!
Thankyou for the video! This has the simplest dry ingredients, am from India, want to make simple shampoo bar with soapnut powder, shikakai powder, SCi and just one liquid ingredient and preservative. Suggestions please
Hey, wondering why Germall plus works for this, since it is 11.5% water (and will evaporate further) when I have read about Germall plus the guide for use is a high water percentage in the product. Is this usage okay because it is designed to be wet and worked into a lather/being a shampoo bar in contact with water?
i've been looking for hydrolysed rice protein in my country but it's a wild-goose chase here. But there is a supplier that sell Hydrolyse Silk Protein but in powder form only. I wonder if you can teach me (or maybe some of us here) how to substitute it in this formula. Hope you reply this.
The lather makes me want to try it out! Can we use d panthenol and glycerine instead of the seed oil? I have really oily hair so I’d want it to remove all the oil instead of adding it up.
I'd really encourage to to try it as written first; shampoo without any re-fatting ingredients can leave your hair feeling stripped, chalking, and awful. You can always use it as a body wash bar if you want to move on and make a stronger shampoo bar later :)
So excited about this one! Question, where do you usually keep your shampoo bars when not using? I assume not in the shower as they would never really dry again..?
Hi. I have found your page just a few days ago, and I am loving it! I am from Peru and I haven't found SLSA. Is it possible to replace it for SCS or another product? I hope you answer, but if not, it doesn't matter, thank you so much for all this knowledge
Welcome! Have you found the free partner blog posts that I share for all my formulations? They're always linked in the description box + they contain substitution info. Check out the one for this video for the answer to your question ❤️ Happy making!
It might be a bit too cleansing-I'd say it hovers around "clarifying shampoo" levels. If you try it, please let me know :) If it doesn't work for shampoo it also makes a brilliant body wash!
Hi Ilaria! The pH is mentioned in the free partner blog post, and it is a-ok ;) I always make sure my shampoo bars have good-for-hair pH levels before publishing them!
You can see how hard the bars get in the video-pretty darn hard!! You can also see how pliable they are, so use your own judgement on the mould :) I think it would depend on the mould. Happy making!
How would this work for very fine hair? Most that I have tried that contain oils or butters have left my hair feeling and looking greasy and lifeless. I would love to give this one a try.
I discuss why I've used both (and why you can't use just Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI)) in the video-have you watched yet? :) I have done some just-SCI solid formulations-one is mentioned in today's video. Happy making!
Wonderful recipe. Is it okay to skip the rice flour? As an Asian it seemed odd for me to put something you would normally make something deep fried with.
Hi! No, you can't skip an ingredient that makes up 15% of a formula-that'll throw the whole thing off. If you don't want to use it I encourage you to check out some of the many other shampoo bar formulations I've shared (I love this one: ruclips.net/video/-mHjlvvM4tg/видео.html).
I don't, but I did recently release a shampoo bar workshop that is getting fabulous reviews ❤️ It'll teach you how to formulate your very own rock-hard shampoo bars using ingredients you're excited about! And, for this Black Friday/Cyber Monday weekend, you'll get The Shampoo Bar Collection for free when you purchase the workshop replay 😄 The Shampoo Bar Collection curated to inspire and empower you to become a better shampoo bar formulator 👩🏻🔬 You'll get: - Ten of my favourite, tried-and-tested shampoo bar formulations all in one place to simplify & streamline your research process - Never-before-shared formulation insights, considerations, and analysis to accelerate your learning in tandem with The DIY Shampoo Bar Workshop - Downloadable spreadsheets for every formula allow you to easily scale each formulation to any batch size and visualize your modifications No code required! Simply visit workshops.humblebeeandme.com/courses/shampoo-bar-workshop to get instant access to the workshop + the collection 😄 ❤️
I'd probably refer you to this formulation instead: www.humblebeeandme.com/ice-palace-sulfate-free-shampoo-bar/. You'd have to make some pretty substantial changes to this formulation to replace ~20% of the ingredients. Happy making!
You'll find the answer to your question in the "Substitutions" section of the partner blog post. It's linked in the description box below the video ;) If you're not sure what that means, read this: www.humblebeeandme.com/faqs/whats-the-description-box-on-youtube/. Happy making!
Yes, I have many! I'd start with these videos: ruclips.net/video/UvK58JwMO6U/видео.html ruclips.net/video/nDFu-4Yb4gs/видео.html ruclips.net/video/QAWGUL5CXjE/видео.html Happy making!
Ok so I'm confused cuz u say (and ur ingredient list also says) Rice STARCH but the bag in ur video says Rice FLOUR. Google says they are different so I just want to make sure I use the correct one or if either works?
I made this shampoo bar and find it's amazing on my hair but sadly after a few uses it's crumbling. Also I wanted to add that when mixing the dough it's extremely dry and very difficult to make soft enough to shape or mold and I live in a very humid environment. Not sure if you can tell me how to fix the problem because I love how well it works on my hair. Also I did allow a few days for them to dry out before using
Hi! It sounds like you need to add a bit more water to the dough as you're working with it :) The dough should be workable; if it isn't, that's a sign it is too dry. Glad you're loving the bar-hopefully a bit more moisture will get it to last longer!
Thank you😊Also, how long would you reccomend letting my shampoo bar sit before first use? I have my dehumidifier running after making them. Also I used rice starch in mine and not rice flour if that's ok. Seeing this recipe doesn't call for any water to be added I'm guessing if it's too dry perhaps I'd just add a tablespoon of water or simply spritz it with water until a soft dough forms.
Ah yeah, using starch instead of flour could definitely throw off the wet/dry balance enough to cause problems, but that's pretty easily remedied :) I made a whole video on drying times for shampoo bars :) ruclips.net/video/zHxTsAog60c/видео.html
You'll find the answer to your question in the "Substitutions" section of the free partner blog post (it's the very last point). The blog post is linked in the description box below the video ;) If you're not sure what that means, read this: www.humblebeeandme.com/faqs/whats-the-description-box-on-youtube/. Happy making!
You'll find the answer to your question in the blog post that's linked in the description box below the video ;) If you're not sure what that means, read this: www.humblebeeandme.com/faqs/whats-the-description-box-on-youtube/. Happy making!
@@HumblebeeAndMe missing that also but I can get that from Amazon. It’s the hydrolized rice protein. So far, haven’t found it. I thought for sure TKB but nope Another item I’ve not found is that beautiful raw bayberry wax you used in a previous formulation.the one on Amazon was out of stock but not the same product. Would love to get my hands on some bayberry wax
Want to learn how to formulate your very own shampoo bars? Check out my shampoo bar workshop @ workshops.humblebeeandme.com/courses/shampoo-bar-workshop 😄 You'll learn how to formulate safe + stable shampoo bars without expensive gear or years of experience 🫧
Please make video how to make perfect rice toner at home which can last forever not those to use within 2 to 4 days love ur videos ❤
Hi Marie, your recipes always start for me a "Trip dwn memory lane". Born in India and raised in a very economical houshold I must admit my mom raised 4 girls and a boy so smartly. In India, rice being the staple is cooked veryday, Ths starch is removed from the cooked rice and the starch that comes off the cooked rice is collected and used for many things.
1. it never gets thrown out.
2,In the hot summer months, lack of refrigerator we had large mudpots filled with fresh , sweet water. it used to get real cold. thats the water consumed for day to day use we beat up yogurt, add salt and liquify with rice starch Kanji.. it is yummy .
3, on staurdays it is OIL BATH DAY. That day we apply coconut oil liberally on hair body and it the rice starch we use tas a base ixed with shikakai ( soapnut powder) that we used for removing oil from hair and our body. Reason I am writing such a lengthy comment is to tell you that the rice starch in shampoo mx DOES GIVE THE HAIR VOLUME. and hair feels squeaky clean.
Thanks for my rant but thought you would like to hear how we used these as kids. I am 69 now and lots of memories. Did not appreciate it then but now see the relevance of it all.
You are doing a fabulous, fantastic job with your videos. Like I said before everytime I see your smile its like letting in fresh air and loads of sunshine. May you always smile, be happy and well. Stay safe Marie/ Love your videos
I love your memories. Thanks for sharing!
I will love to try the oil bath❤... Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤
Huge respect sir and love your memories kindly share with me your homemade tips and remedies ❤❤❤❤
Amazing the things you did xx
❤th am you for sharing your personal story.
Making shampoo bars is addicting. I have like 30 sitting in my bathroom, but I’m tempted to make this one now lol.
You can never have too many :P They make great gifts!
It's definitely a must have 🤣 it is great!
Lol jeez now im fixing to be addicted too 😅
Marie what is the Ph level of finished bar?
Hand made bar shampoos are a wonderful gift 🤩 and if you make de conditioner…for get about it❣️😁
This is one of my favourite recipes ever. So easy to make and so rich and creamy to use!!!❤️❤️
Finally the rice shampoo bar formula!! Thanks 🙏🏻
I just want to tell you how much I appreciate you for your page. You are really an angel 😇 of mercy. I have been a hairstylist and makeup artist for years. I wanted to start making my own products but didn't know where to begin. It's truly God above who led me to find you. You have made a huge difference in the formulas, formulating, chemical balancing etc. I am now saving and watching every video you post. You are truly a blessing and I will always be in your debt for what you are doing. Thanks a million 🌹🌹🌹
I finally took the plunge and bought ingredients to make my first shampoo bar. This rice bar is intriguing.
I'm always obsessed with your formulation, thanks a lot for an amazing formula.
You're so welcome! ❤️
Thank you Marie, I'm so excited to learn how to make rice shampoo.
I started out useng cp shampoo bars, now I only use your sulfate free bars, and have my 3 sisters using them as well. We all love them and will not use anything else. Please keep doing what you do because you do it so well🤩
I dont usually make comments but I have to say, I have made this three times now and I absolutely love this shampoo bar. to be fair I do stalk you quite a lot but this one takes the top prize
My personal fave formulation, too! I'm propably adding some clay to next batch. I still love your ice palace shampoo bar, too.
Your hair is gorgeous in this video!
I've made shampoo bars bc, believe it or not, requested.. I can't wait to try it
Wow liked the way you shape it truly a hand-made bar. Thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you so much 😊
That looks lovely! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching! ❤️
Awesome. Thanks for all the hard work you put into these wonderful videos. I'm going to try making this. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience with us.
You are an expert humble bee. Your contents are true and dope. They are realistic. Thank you ma'am
❤️ Thanks for watching!
You make my hair fabulous 💜🐝
I love this! I will try this next! Marie I adore u. I was finally able to get ur book.
I'd love if you could make a video on making a cheap shampoo bar formulation, similar to how you did with the Burt's Bees chapstick :) I love your recipes and one day would love to make them!
Have you calculated a cost for the bars you formed into shape. If you were making 12 bars at a time ? I appreciate the clear formulation steps and like the idea that you can add more fragrance to experiment with in different batches. Thank you again. I want to make skin moisturizer for my wife and friends, especially for these dry mountain locations- your recipes are clear and straightforward. I appreciate the explanation for choosing certain ingredients. Cheers, Don.
OMG YAAAAAY! I'm so excited! I've been wondering about rice stuff, it's been so popular lately. Plus it's culturally relevant for me!
Hope you like it! ❤️
Thank you so much for this recipe..Please do make a shampoo bar with sheekakai, Rita, neem powder etc. I'm from India and would love to use one of these. Thanks in advance..
Ooh, I love this. I've been experimenting with different natural "shampoos" for a while now, and what I'm using these days is a yogurt + egg hair mask, but I've been looking for something I don't have to prepare every time I wash my hair. Hopefully I'll be able to get the ingredients, it tends to get tricky here in Europe haha
I can definitely understand that! I was never able to stick with a prep-for-every-use anything :P I think you should be ok on the ingredients-I have EU friends who use most of these :) Happy making!
I absolutely loved this video!!!
Will you ever make a Lush Ocean Salt Dupe?????
Great as always😍😍😍😍😍😍
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you!
You're welcome!
I can't wait to try this!!! Where did you get your mask?
Hi Marie! Love your help with this! Is this recipe safe for color treated hair??
Thank you for this wonderful formulation... Can I replace rice starch with rice flour... ? Kindly reply...
Hi, I was wondering if you could include what type of shampoo bars you’re making it for? For dry, super dry, oily, sensitive scalp, etc. type of hair. Thank you!
Thank you for this recipe, I am wondering if the fragrance oil is necessary, or if we can do without
I keep coming back to this formula, it's so elegant!
I have really hard well water that makes my hair feel a little rough despite using excellent conditioner that I know my hair loves in tap water. Could I incorporate a chelating agent (your recent video on pigments has intrigued me) into syndent shampoo bars & cream conditioners to help normalize their performance in hard water? Is this an effective solution?
Love your videos! Thank you so much for all the education! And recepies! If i dont have rice protein in the house, would it be possible to replace it with silk protein? Thank you so much for your answer. Kind regards
yay!!! I've been thinking of getting ingredients for one of your other shampoo bars but now I'm sold...trying to stop buying everyday items I used that come in plastic packaging. I really hope you have a deodorant stick coming soon please...anyways sooo excited for this diy!
I hope you love it! Thanks for DIYing with me, and happy making ❤️
Thankyou for the video! This has the simplest dry ingredients, am from India, want to make simple shampoo bar with soapnut powder, shikakai powder, SCi and just one liquid ingredient and preservative. Suggestions please
Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching!
I did it without a mask and coughed for 8 weeks!
Marie, I've been soaking rice for years using water.. okay to use in water phase?
Could I use rice protein powder instead? Of the hydrolyzed rice protein
Can I substitute hydrolized rice protein with extract something?
What type of hair is this recipe best for? Those with dry hair or greasier hair?
Hey, wondering why Germall plus works for this, since it is 11.5% water (and will evaporate further) when I have read about Germall plus the guide for use is a high water percentage in the product. Is this usage okay because it is designed to be wet and worked into a lather/being a shampoo bar in contact with water?
Heyy ! Could you please make shaving soap in next video with mild components without lye 🙂😄🙏🏻❤
Did you make the 2 in a half bars from that one batch?
Mam can i skip the rice hydrosoil oil and add rice bran oil ?
Please please please please share your skin caee regimen please
i've been looking for hydrolysed rice protein in my country but it's a wild-goose chase here. But there is a supplier that sell Hydrolyse Silk Protein but in powder form only. I wonder if you can teach me (or maybe some of us here) how to substitute it in this formula. Hope you reply this.
Thank you for sharing this video, can i follow this recipe in hot process? For better liquid form.
Would this be a viori dupe?
I want to make this. Do you have a link to where i can buy these ingredients?
Could I sub Okra Seed Oil or is it not light enough?
Mam can I use any other oil rather than using Camille oil
Do any of the products have expiration dates? Asking because I’m wondering if to buy in bulk or not
Need to know rice starch is simple grind rice and use
Can you add the ingredients to melt and pour soap
The lather makes me want to try it out! Can we use d panthenol and glycerine instead of the seed oil? I have really oily hair so I’d want it to remove all the oil instead of adding it up.
I'd really encourage to to try it as written first; shampoo without any re-fatting ingredients can leave your hair feeling stripped, chalking, and awful. You can always use it as a body wash bar if you want to move on and make a stronger shampoo bar later :)
So excited about this one! Question, where do you usually keep your shampoo bars when not using? I assume not in the shower as they would never really dry again..?
I keep them on a wire rack in the shower, they dry just fine between uses :)
I keep mine in a mason jar in the shower and they dry out just fine.
Hi! Thanks for your video!
Please tell me which surfactans îs more aggressive SCS or SLSa?
I'd say Sodium Coco Sulfate (SCS) is the stronger surfactant.
Hi. I have found your page just a few days ago, and I am loving it! I am from Peru and I haven't found SLSA. Is it possible to replace it for SCS or another product? I hope you answer, but if not, it doesn't matter, thank you so much for all this knowledge
Welcome! Have you found the free partner blog posts that I share for all my formulations? They're always linked in the description box + they contain substitution info. Check out the one for this video for the answer to your question ❤️ Happy making!
I made this bar and loved it! Only problem is that is cracked after a few uses… any tips to fix that?
I use a little organza bag from Amazon or dollar tree
Great recipe. Will this formula work for kinky/coily type 4 hair, do you think?
It might be a bit too cleansing-I'd say it hovers around "clarifying shampoo" levels. If you try it, please let me know :) If it doesn't work for shampoo it also makes a brilliant body wash!
Hello!This shampoo looks lovely!!! I was wondering if with this recipe we need to fix the ph or if it is already in the range. Thank you
Hi Ilaria! The pH is mentioned in the free partner blog post, and it is a-ok ;) I always make sure my shampoo bars have good-for-hair pH levels before publishing them!
Thank you
I’ve been trying to figure out how to get more rice in my bars. I use hydrolized rice protein.
I hope you enjoy this formulation :)
Is rice starch same as rice flour?
Would we be able to put these into silicone molds? Also will this get rock solid?
You can see how hard the bars get in the video-pretty darn hard!! You can also see how pliable they are, so use your own judgement on the mould :) I think it would depend on the mould. Happy making!
How would this work for very fine hair? Most that I have tried that contain oils or butters have left my hair feeling and looking greasy and lifeless. I would love to give this one a try.
I have fine hair and it works well for me; my hair is left feeling thoroughly clean and not at all greasy :)
@@HumblebeeAndMe awesome, now off to buy more goodies to try😊
Can't i use only sci with coco betain? Without slsa?
I discuss why I've used both (and why you can't use just Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (SCI)) in the video-have you watched yet? :) I have done some just-SCI solid formulations-one is mentioned in today's video. Happy making!
Any simple shampoo bar recipe please
Check out the White Chocolate Peppermint Shampoo Bars linked in the partner blog post ;)
What is rice starch?
What changes can we make to turn this into liquid one
That would be a start-from-scratch situation-a bit like trying to turn a casserole into a soup.
Wonderful recipe. Is it okay to skip the rice flour? As an Asian it seemed odd for me to put something you would normally make something deep fried with.
Hi! No, you can't skip an ingredient that makes up 15% of a formula-that'll throw the whole thing off. If you don't want to use it I encourage you to check out some of the many other shampoo bar formulations I've shared (I love this one: ruclips.net/video/-mHjlvvM4tg/видео.html).
Does it dry down to the side of the smaller bar or does it stay around 100g?
It will lose weight as it ages, but won't be visibly smaller. Learn more with this video: ruclips.net/video/zHxTsAog60c/видео.html
Hi. Do you have a hardcover book I could buy for making bar shampoo.
I don't, but I did recently release a shampoo bar workshop that is getting fabulous reviews ❤️ It'll teach you how to formulate your very own rock-hard shampoo bars using ingredients you're excited about! And, for this Black Friday/Cyber Monday weekend, you'll get The Shampoo Bar Collection for free when you purchase the workshop replay 😄
The Shampoo Bar Collection curated to inspire and empower you to become a better shampoo bar formulator 👩🏻🔬
You'll get:
- Ten of my favourite, tried-and-tested shampoo bar formulations all in one place to simplify & streamline your research process
- Never-before-shared formulation insights, considerations, and analysis to accelerate your learning in tandem with The DIY Shampoo Bar Workshop
- Downloadable spreadsheets for every formula allow you to easily scale each formulation to any batch size and visualize your modifications
No code required! Simply visit workshops.humblebeeandme.com/courses/shampoo-bar-workshop to get instant access to the workshop + the collection 😄
❤️
Sadly, this bar is always to dry. I have tried 3 times. I am not sure if I can add more liquids or oil?
I don’t need volume ingredients, is there something you can replace the volumizing ingredient with?
I'd probably refer you to this formulation instead: www.humblebeeandme.com/ice-palace-sulfate-free-shampoo-bar/. You'd have to make some pretty substantial changes to this formulation to replace ~20% of the ingredients. Happy making!
@@HumblebeeAndMe thank you so much! I just have very curly/voluminous and frizzy hair, and volume products always give me crazy hair.
@@AlaskanCam I'm a bit envious! Volume products rarely do much of anything for me 😝
Can i swap the camellia seed oil with argan seed oil?
You'll find the answer to your question in the "Substitutions" section of the partner blog post. It's linked in the description box below the video ;) If you're not sure what that means, read this: www.humblebeeandme.com/faqs/whats-the-description-box-on-youtube/.
Happy making!
Do you happen to know if rice flour is the same as rice starch?
I believe they are-as long as what you have is soft and silky, you're good to go!
Hello :) Do you have a conditioner recipe as well?
Yes, I have many! I'd start with these videos:
ruclips.net/video/UvK58JwMO6U/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/nDFu-4Yb4gs/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/QAWGUL5CXjE/видео.html
Happy making!
Thank you. You are truly amazing. :) @@HumblebeeAndMe
Could this be ok for beards
Yup!
Thank you for your teaching us. May I know the brand & model of your weighing scale?
www.humblebeeandme.com/ten-pieces-of-equipment-for-new-formulators-part-1/ :)
Thank you for this shampoo. I like it. But I found dandruff. Can you tell me from which ingredience? Thank you so
Dandruff is caused by skin fungus, not by a specific ingredient in a shampoo. I'd recommend an anti-fungal shampoo like Nizoral to clear it up :)
Might be because the SLSa, i hv same issue
It's only fungal if there is severe itching redness with flakes.. Otherwise it is dryness
Could I substitute another heavier oil for the camelia oil and leave out the yellow color?
Please read the partner blog post :) This is all covered there!
Ok so I'm confused cuz u say (and ur ingredient list also says) Rice STARCH but the bag in ur video says Rice FLOUR. Google says they are different so I just want to make sure I use the correct one or if either works?
I'd go with rice flour; I said rice starch because it FEELS so much like a starch (corn, arrowroot, etc.) but what I used was sold as rice flour.
I made this shampoo bar and find it's amazing on my hair but sadly after a few uses it's crumbling. Also I wanted to add that when mixing the dough it's extremely dry and very difficult to make soft enough to shape or mold and I live in a very humid environment. Not sure if you can tell me how to fix the problem because I love how well it works on my hair. Also I did allow a few days for them to dry out before using
Hi! It sounds like you need to add a bit more water to the dough as you're working with it :) The dough should be workable; if it isn't, that's a sign it is too dry. Glad you're loving the bar-hopefully a bit more moisture will get it to last longer!
Thank you😊Also, how long would you reccomend letting my shampoo bar sit before first use? I have my dehumidifier running after making them. Also I used rice starch in mine and not rice flour if that's ok. Seeing this recipe doesn't call for any water to be added I'm guessing if it's too dry perhaps I'd just add a tablespoon of water or simply spritz it with water until a soft dough forms.
Ah yeah, using starch instead of flour could definitely throw off the wet/dry balance enough to cause problems, but that's pretty easily remedied :)
I made a whole video on drying times for shampoo bars :) ruclips.net/video/zHxTsAog60c/видео.html
@@HumblebeeAndMe so how much water should I add in seeing I used rice starch?
Enough to get the desired consistency. I can’t tell you exactly how much that would be, you’ll have to figure it out on the fly 🙂
We don’t have to use dye right? I’m just trying to be as natural as possible I don’t like anything I don’t need 👀🙄🤔?
You'll find the answer to your question in the "Substitutions" section of the free partner blog post (it's the very last point). The blog post is linked in the description box below the video ;) If you're not sure what that means, read this: www.humblebeeandme.com/faqs/whats-the-description-box-on-youtube/.
Happy making!
what about Ph
You'll find the answer to your question in the blog post that's linked in the description box below the video ;) If you're not sure what that means, read this: www.humblebeeandme.com/faqs/whats-the-description-box-on-youtube/.
Happy making!
Is this recipe in your book?
No; I don't publish the recipes in my book for free :)
I have to ask how it feels to wash hair, fully dressed.
It feels really weird LOL. I did not enjoy feeling extra soaking wet 🤣
Was thinking 🤔 also 😁
Forbidden cookie dough
😋 🤮
To much work for me
Sounds complicated...
Always missing just one ingredient 🤦♀️
Hopefully it's the rice starch! That's a pretty easy one to get locally :)
@@HumblebeeAndMe missing that also but I can get that from Amazon. It’s the hydrolized rice protein. So far, haven’t found it. I thought for sure TKB but nope
Another item I’ve not found is that beautiful raw bayberry wax you used in a previous formulation.the one on Amazon was out of stock but not the same product. Would love to get my hands on some bayberry wax
why do you have such cloth on shower?!
Because I was filming myself, of course-need to keep things G-rated 😉
I keep hearing it as 1 word "shampubar"
Yeah nobody is gonna have this item's laying around their kitchen 😅🤦♀️
I see you didn’t need lye, why is that
This is a syndet shampoo bar, so you don't use lye like you woud for a cold process soap shampoo bar.
she just turned into subzero with that MASK
If I have to wear a mask to make my own shampoo I'm like nope