I just saw a video on goldenrod and how it is a great cleanser for both the inside and outside of the body. I am going to make goldenrod tea and use that as the water in your recipe.
Thank you! I ran out of hand soap received as a gift a while ago and wanted to replace it.. but couldn't shake the thought that I was likely wasting my money at the store! Now I can have fun with a new recipe, and feel good about saving some $$s :)
Thanks for asking! Dr. Bronner’s recommends using diluted soap within a few weeks. So you’ll want to just refill it as you need it instead of making a lot ahead of time. (I will be sure to add it into the description section!)
Yay! 🙌🏻 It saves me a lot of money since we are all washing our hands non-stop it seems. I can’t remember if I mentioned it in the video, but this works great in a foaming dispenser, too (if you prefer a foamy hand soap.)
I love how simple this is. I noticed it was sort of watery… does it thicken up? I was hoping to make some for family members but I believe they will question the thickness.
Good question- yes, you’re right it is more watery than store bought soap. But if that bothers you (or your family) you can use one of those foaming soap bottles instead! The thinner consistency works well for those.
I just saw a video on goldenrod and how it is a great cleanser for both the inside and outside of the body. I am going to make goldenrod tea and use that as the water in your recipe.
Thank You I have learnt a lot and will be making my own soap from now on
🙌🏻 yay! you’re welcome!
I love your channel! ❤
+ I also love the fact that this is also vegan. THANK YOU.
Thanks so much! I truly appreciate it ❤️
So let me get this straight. One of the ingredients of your soap is another soap? Just use the Castile soap and cut out the rest 🙄
Can u use vegetable oil instead of the jojoba if u don't have any?
Thank you! I ran out of hand soap received as a gift a while ago and wanted to replace it.. but couldn't shake the thought that I was likely wasting my money at the store! Now I can have fun with a new recipe, and feel good about saving some $$s :)
Please when doing diy videos like this include the shelf life! Doesn’t water need preservatives not to go bad? thank you!
Thanks for asking! Dr. Bronner’s recommends using diluted soap within a few weeks. So you’ll want to just refill it as you need it instead of making a lot ahead of time. (I will be sure to add it into the description section!)
@@TheCrunchyGinger thank you so much I’m so exited to use this natural & healthy alternative 💜💜💜💜
Yay! 🙌🏻 It saves me a lot of money since we are all washing our hands non-stop it seems. I can’t remember if I mentioned it in the video, but this works great in a foaming dispenser, too (if you prefer a foamy hand soap.)
@@TheCrunchyGinger thank you beautiful 💜
If you put it in a foam pump, it will foam up nicely...
Yes! That should work well!
I love how simple this is. I noticed it was sort of watery… does it thicken up? I was hoping to make some for family members but I believe they will question the thickness.
Good question- yes, you’re right it is more watery than store bought soap. But if that bothers you (or your family) you can use one of those foaming soap bottles instead! The thinner consistency works well for those.
Fantastic!! Thank you so much 🙏
Shelf life?
In a different comment section she says that Dr. Bronner's recommends using it within a few weeks. Hope this helps! 🤗
@@IMissMrKitty thank you💛
Yes! Thanks!
Sorry about that! We chatted about the shelf life of the soap but I forgot to respond here! I would recommend using this within a couple weeks, also.
That’s not 2 ingredient s. And it’s not making your own
#1 Castile soap
#2 water!
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@@TheCrunchyGinger umm that’s not making soap it’s diluting it lol
@@TheCrunchyGinger also Castile soap has more than two ingredients
@@TheCrunchyGinger I’ll tell you how to make your own two ingredient soup can of soup and water lol