How to Make Shampoo Bars
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- Опубликовано: 22 июл 2024
- These cold-process shampoo bars are easy to make, cost-effective, and have amazing benefits for your hair.
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Thanks for sharing your recipe. Will give it a try.
You are so generous. Thank you for sharing this.
You are so welcome
Thank you for making these.
My pleasure!
Im going to try this recipe. I love how clear and easy you made it.
Thank you!
@@ouroilyhouse in the comments I notice some said the shampoo bar is not good for the hair because the ph is over 8 and should be 5.5. Please explain.
@@sandraburnettlifestyle If you want a lower pH just add citric acid.
@@miryareviews what does citric acid do? would that work for normal soap bars as well?
@@gladheart8387 it helps lower the pH but it is also a preservative. I am not sure about 'normal' soap bars but if you mean the ones you buy in the store, no because they are already blended and set. If you mean making regular soap then yes as it can be added but you want to make sure you find recipes that include citric acid.
Love this u made it look so easy.
Thank you can’t wait to try this recipe! Inspired!
Hope you like it!
@@ouroilyhouse mam can we use xanthan gum powder instead of lye
Please reply me😢😢😢😕
Cutting the bars looks like so much fun, Laura🤍👏🏻🤍 your videos are so therapeutic 🥳
It is! Glad you like them!
I am so much impressed with your natural products which save us and as well as save the environment from the chemicals. Keep on sharing such useful videos and saving the earth. More power to you. With lots of love ❤️❤️ from india....
same
Ps. You can use the soap after it hardens for about 24 hours, the only reason we let it sit for 4-6 weeks is to make it really hard so it lasts longer when it gets wet. So it doesn't become a mushy bar. And the only soap that takes a long time to harden is pure olive oil soaps, they usually take about 4-6 months to fully harden.
You are terrific. Thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank You for sharing this
I was trying to find the soap calc you use, maybe I'm missing the link. Thank you for sharing, I was thinking of substituting goat's milk for the water in the lye solution.
Thanks for sharing!❤❤ my eczema scalp love shampoo bars. My dry scalp can’t use any shampoo or solid bars even claimed very mild. After using the cold process shampoo bars the scalp is not tight. I use conditioner after using the bars. Hope that will help.
You're amazing, thank you!
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Hello! Thank you for this great video! I have a question for you! Getting into soap making but im very allergic to coconut and palm so finding a recipe is very hard! I have oily hair and was wondering if this is a good bar for my hair type?
Super cool ! Thank you:)
Glad you liked it!!
Isnt melt and pour soap shampoo bar with more higher ph level and not considered over cold process shampoo bars?
Can I add black tea powder and black strap molasses to the water before adding the lye?
Thanks for sharing
Hi i love your chanel can ask some help🙂i just to make if iits ok if i put coconut milk into my shampoo bar ?
Can I use palm oil instead of beef tallow
Thank you very much
If I didn't want to use tallow is there anything else I can use instead?
Could I use coconut oil instead of coconut butter?
What melt and pour do you recommend. How do you feel about toxins including titanium dioxide in many soap base’s??
Do you need to use a vinegar wash after this? Im very interested in making these, just need to learn more
Great video, thank you! What does the tallow do for hair washing, and can it be substituted with something else?
I talk more about that in my blog post: www.ouroilyhouse.com/cold-process-shampoo-bars-for-hair-growth/
@@ouroilyhouse What is the PH for that bar? How do we know which hair type is right for it? What is the powder name?
Do have a master class for shampoo bar making 🤩😍 love your chanel it help me a lot for my business
I don't, just lots of videos!
Hi! Thanks for the you mentioned a calculation tool, but I don’t see it in the description. Ty!
You can google "soap calculator " and it will pop up.
Could this also be used for a body soap? I would love to find a recipe that would be for everything so I would only have one bar in my shower
Hi what are good natural ingredients for Alopecia ?
I can't use beef talo. Any alternative for that?
Thanks for great video.
Any substitute for Tallow in this recipe?
Thanks
Yes you can use a different fat, just use the soap calculator to adjust the amounts.
what is the super fat for this recipe? and did you use a water discount. without this info we can't safely change anything in soapcalc
Thank you Sweetheart!
New subscriber here. Thanks for the great video. Big help for me. Love lots😍
Would lard work in lou of tallow?
i made last year shampoo bars- for me it doesn`t work at all !!! i look like a homeless after washing my hair but for my best friend it was the BEST SHAMPOO EVER ! i have oily hair and she have curly dry hair - soo i hold to the syndet shampoo bar and it works perfect ! many says that i must wait some time for my hair to get used to the home made shampoo bars -i think i will try again to use home made shampoo bar , i have one -two shampoo bars that i made last year , i will try the same your own recipe , my recipe was almost the same like your recipe - i used lard instead of tallow and cocoa butter instead of shea ... thank you for sharing !
Thank you so much for sharing!!
Did this go through gel phase ?
Can I replace tallo with coconut oil
is there a sub for beef tallow?
Hello loved the recipe but can we substitute tallow with coconut oil?
You will need to adjust measurements with soap calculator.
How many grams of essential oil are you putting in?
what can i subs with beef tallow?
Hi.. Wonderful... Can you please tell me any substitute for beef tallow if any?
You can use any other fat and then adjust the measurements.
Is it possible to use lard instead of tallow and replace castor oil with olive oil?
Yes! Just use a soap calculator to get the correct measurements.
Just wondering can you substitute beef tallow for lard?
Any fat will work! I used a soap calculator to get my exact measurements.
hi! thank you so much. what kind of oil would you recommend for hair that gets greasy easily?
Not sure about oils, but if you rinse your hair with a nettle infusion after wash your hair wont get greasy for 1-2 weeks. You can collect young leaves in nature or use a store bought tea bags.
You mentioned your blog and having other recipes for different kind of hair. Where can I find your blog?
www.ouroilyhouse.com
Question: you had a little bit of lye left in the glass measuring cup..... if that happens, what do you do with it to clean it out? Just rinse it out with water or clean it out with a dry paper towel into to garbage?
I clean it out with a paper towel and keep it with my soap making supplies. We don't use these dishes for eating.
@@ouroilyhouse ohhhhh ok! Thank you, very helpful.
Should have used a dry container for the lye, then scraped out all the residue.
I'm sorry I couldn't see your soap calculator in your description box
Hi can i add some aloe vera in it??
Can I substitute the same amount of lard for the beef tallow?
Any fat will work! I used a soap calculator to get my exact measurements.
What's the lye water ratio when calculating with different oils in the calculator? Would you adjust lye ratio when making bars for kids or different hair types?
Yes you will need to use the calculator to readjust if you change up the recipe.
no the lye ratio is only adjusted depending on lather and hardness. soapers usually use a scale of 1-10 on hardness and they use the term superfat % to decribe it. 1 out of 10 is 1% superfat and is a really hard bar that takes some effort to create a lather, 10 being 10% superfat being a very soft bar that lathers up really easily and fast. I myself make soap at 4% super fat because my recipe allows me to have a hard bar that lathers great and last around 30 showers out of one bar. I hope this helps. i messed up my first batch and made a loaf at like 15% superfats or more and it was great for washing with but only lasted like 10 showers with it.
Can you plz tell me what I can use instead of beef tallow ? I don't want to use it.
You can use any fats you want! Check out my blog for more soap recipes.
Hi! What was your ph on the soap bar in this recipe when you finished?
this kind of soap is not suitable for hair, ph is too high (10)
Hello! Can this shampoo bar be used for the body as well? And likewise, the pure tallow soap for hair? Also, can I just use a plastic container instead of a silicone mold (will it get stuck)? Thank you so much, I’m very excited to try this :)
You can; but it's not really meant for that, stuff like this is more so formulated for a certain thing but you can if you want ?
This is not a shampoo bar! This is a regular soap bar, the ingredient in this is sodium hydroxide and is not meant for your hair, it can damage it. This is a soap bar for the skin only.
@@Kreo678this is a bar of soap meant for the skin only, this is not meant for the scalp. It has sodium hydroxide in it and should never be used on the scalp.
Love this recipes, where you got the tallow ? Thanks
In the description
@@ouroilyhouse got it found it! Thanks so much
@@ouroilyhouseWhere is the link to the tallow? For some reason I'm not seeing it in the description.
I made these and have used other shampoo bars (even tallow ones) and I’ll say I LOVE the larger of these bars but found them to dry my scalp a bit. On my next round what ingredients should I add or edit to make them more moisturizing?
Castor oil in itself can be drying. If you find you need more moisture, you could try adding coconut oil or avocado oil, which are both very moisturizing. I make a makeup removing oil with the main ingredient to be castor oil, and if I don’t add moisturizing oils to my face afterword, it’s very dry.
@@marcelaabarca623unless you are adding the coconut oil after the saponification process, I would skip it. When it's turned into soap, coconut oil is VERY cleansing and drying. So I would say olive oil is a good choice, since it's really moisturizing both as oil and once turned into soap. 🙂
This is not shampoo bars, the ingredient in this bar is not meant for the hair. I'm not even sure why she labeled this video as shampoo bars because now there's people trying to make them and have no clue about these ingredients. The reason your scalp is hurting or negatively affected is because (lye) (sodium hydroxide) is not meant to be used for the scalp. Only the skin. This is a basic soap bar, don't use it in your hair.
Does the tallow smell go away after time? I have done the cleaning/rendering 2-3 times before making the soap & lotion but there’s still a smell to it (it’s 100% grass fed grass finished too we know the farmer)
I don't notice it, I think it has a nice smell.
Was is the pH of bars ?
What can I use to substitute for the animal fat? Thank you
I have several shampoo recipes without it you can try.
tallow shea/coco butter oil and castor oil good for damaged hair
Can you show us the PH of this soap bar. Hair needs PH of 5 to 5.5.
This soap being a saponified Soap will have a higher Ph.
Can you explain. Thanks
The incorporation of citric acid will help lower the pH
@@scentuousbazaar4072 That will never make it low enough for hair. It needs to be lower than 5.5, and soap just can't get that low.
@@zondaandislay so then soap isn’t for hair? Or what are you saying
@@nayelli1764 correct, soap isn't for hair as the PH is too high for hair and will damage it. Shampoo Bars (made without Lye) can have a PH that is low enough.
@@zondaandislay hi,so can i replace lye with water?thanks
Hello, is there another option other then Tallow?
Yes you can use a different fat. I have more information about this on my blog!
Hi. Is there a way to make this without lye?
I have a melt and pour option on my youtube channel already! No Lye needed for that one
@@ouroilyhouse but the melt and pour formula was made with lye, right?
Might want to look into making soap with plastic mixing supplies, lye eats away at glass. Just a suggestion.
Thanks for the tip!
I thought it was the opposite 😂😭😭 wow I need to do more research 🧐
Hi what's the difference between shampoo bar and a soap bar? Both are made with lye and oils
A shampoo bar doesn't have lye in it. Soap is very bad for your hair.
@@zondaandislaythank you Helen but as you can see in the receipe shampoo bar does have lye in it. how to make it without lye?
If you googled "shampoo bar without lye recipes" you will find recipes.
Please. Use a dry container for NaOH. Always.
Could of put a link for your conditioner bars on this video
I don’t sell them.
What can be used instead of lye?
I'd try another channel. Lye should not be used for shampoo bars. PH is too high.
Can you use lard instead of tallow?
Yes!
As i am vegan i am wondering if there is a different fat i can use instead of beef tallow?
Yes you can use a different fat, just use the soap calculator to adjust the amounts.
Substitutes for tallow?
Any fat will work!
What is lye? Is that toxic? Thanks for this video - super helpful! Just curious about the lye
It's a necessary ingredient to make all soaps. If used with caution, it can be safe. I talk more about this in a lot of my soap making blog post. If you do not want to mess with lye, you can make a melt and pour soap bar.
What melt and pour soap base do you recommend? It’s hard to find a melt and pour that doesn’t have toxic chemicals in them…and when I think I’ve found one…. it has titanium dioxide!
This might be a duplicate....what can I substitute for beef tallow?
I have substitutes and the soap calculator needed to make any adjustments in the blog post: www.ouroilyhouse.com/cold-process-shampoo-bars-for-hair-growth/
And making a batch of this something weird happened where I had mixed the lye water solution with the oils they were both about 109° and as soon as I started using my immersion blender it got really gloppy and was really hard to mix together. Once I got them mixed together even though it was again a huge gloppy mess I incorporated my essential oil‘s and molded it 24 hours later when I cut it it was just breaking apart. Do you happen to know what could’ve caused us? Or if it’s salvageable? Never had this happen
This is not shampoo bars, this is literally just soap bars. You blended too much like she did in her video. She took her soap mixture way way past trace. Your temp was a good temperature, it will get very hot so when you use alot of different butters like this it will get gloppy fast and its usually what we call ricing. So it needs to be pretty fluid consistency to pour into the molds. Trace means when you can hold the immersion blender over your bowl and see lines on top of your mixture. That's trace. And before you make soap you really need to watch videos on the sodium hydroxide and safety practices. If it gets on your skin immediately wash it off with vinegar, vinegar counter acts the chemical.
Shampoo isn't toxic... But it is a more environmentally friendly twist, and leaning towards 0 waste
Actually shampoo from the store has MANY TOXIC CHEMICALS. That’s why so many are opting for the natural alternatives. Thanks for this recipe.
What can I substitute Tallow with?
I have substitutes and a soap calculator linked in the blog post: www.ouroilyhouse.com/cold-process-shampoo-bars-for-hair-growth/
Looks nice!
I have a question. We have very hard water where I live and no matter how long I use a natural/homemade shampoo my hair feels nasty, rough dry and has this residue on my hair that is sticky and gross. I have tried so many different recipes and the only one that works a little bit is my coconut oil based shampoo bar but my hair still feels really gross. Do you know why? Even if I use it for several months it's still gross. I grew up usung this and my hair never liked it. I have tried acv rinses but it doesnt help🤦🏻♀️😭
I soo feel the same way. My hair feels soo heavy/greasy :(
Try doing an apple cider vinegar rinse!
@@ouroilyhouse I've tried acv rinses they don't seem to work😭
@@TRuth.T yes ikr?!😭
The Renpure haircare line is the most natural line that I have found that you can get at Walmart, and my hair seems to love it! Plus it's very affordable 👏😄
Hey! If the water is the issue then shampoo isn’t going to help it! Try finding a shower head that has a waster filter and that should fix the issues. If you already have one then it seems the filter needs to be replaced.
Hi, I wanna try this but May I know how long will it last?🥺
6 months
which kind of lye do you use
I have it linked here: www.amazon.com/shop/ouroilyhouse/list/3E8OSWFW38LEL?ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_m
3 to 4 weeks!? Is it like that with every soap you use? (It’s because of the lye so I’m guessing it’s like that for every soap)
Yes! All soap has a curing time 💗
@@ouroilyhouse do they all take 3-4 weeks?
What super fat percentage did you use?
Hi Can I use coconut oil instead of beef tallow
Yes you can! I have the calculator I used linked so you can change the ingredients around if you want!
@@ouroilyhouse thank u so much
Where do you buy these ingredients?
Everything linked in the description box.
You don’t mention what temperature to cool your lye water to. What do you recommend? In making my bar soap you are supposed to cool the lye water to at least 120 degree.
Yes!
What if we want to add rosemary oil, jojoba oil, almond oil or vitamin e, etc. How can we incorporate other oils?
You can add in different essential oils if you want!
@@ouroilyhouse what about substituting oils?
Do you put it in the fridge or just leave it out
Leave out
Any replacement of beaftallo
Which essential oil should we put in this soap
What is tallow?do you know what tallow called in India
It is beef fat.
But the PH is gonna be the same as cold process soap, which I have no problems using on my hair, but lots of people cant have a higher ph on their hair, so how can we lower the ph?
Hi, you can’t lower the ph of bar soap. But when it comes to making shampoo bars or other cleansing products that need a lower ph, natural surfactants work extremely well. I use two different surfactants in my shampoo bars. Also when you use surfactants instead of using the cp soap method any additives like EOs or extracts survive better during the “making” process. I use aloe Vera and cucumber extract and tee tree in my moisturizing shampoo bar. You can’t use these types of wonderful additives when making lye soap shampoo bars. The tea tree would be okay but the extracts would be toast with that ph level. And if you have hard water... cp soap is definitely a no no on ur hair.
My favorite surfactant is Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate Powder...
Copy paste info 👇😁
SCI Powder, often called baby foam, is a specialty anionic powder surfactant made from all vegetable, renewable resources, primarily coconut. It is used to impart extra mildness, good after feel, and good foaming in many personal care and cleansing products. SCI powder is an excellent foamer in hard or soft water. Naturally derived and biodegradable.
A top quality gentle surfactant commonly used in acne treatments, anti aging lotions, baby shampoo, bar soap, bath oils, exfoliating scrubs, shaving cream, shower gels, and facial cleaners. You'll find so many uses for this wonderful powder surfactant.
Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate is only slightly miscible in water. Some heat and blending are typically used and needed when formulating to fully incorporate and disperse this surfactant.
Anyhoo, a bunch of info you probably didn’t need. Sorry... lol
@@kajbathandbodyllc4318 Hi! didn’t need? Well, I didn’t kite I needed it till I read it 😂
Thanks so much 🙏
So how much would you need to put in a shampoo bar recipe?
@@kajbathandbodyllc4318 thank you! I really appreciate this info. Very Useful 😊
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There’s something so gorgeous about a white bar of soap. Have you ever tried shampoo bars made with natural surfactants instead of making a bar soap? I find that lye soap has the wrong ph for my hair. It does some nasty things to it. Thank you for sharing ur Recipe. 😊♥️👍
Yea this is just cold process soap, the ph will be between 8-10, ph for shampoo should be 5-5.5
@@MrHerks hello how to decrease ph level =) what ingredient should i
add?
@@cheerswithme5758 hi, unfortunately you can’t, cold process soap is always between 8-10.
@@MrHerks How did people wash their hair before the invention of shampoo?
@@limruipau depends who were talking about and how far back but, mostly plants and berries that got sudsy when they got wet. Like saponins or yuga and soap berries. Early American settlers used homemade soap, but they only bathed maybe once a month so it didn’t matter
Can i use it for the Face ?
And thank you very match for the Recipe ❤️
All the ingredients should be safe for face. I would test it and see how it reacts with your skin!
What happens if you don't let them cure and use them right away?
They will melt faster in the shower.
Hi what can I use instead of animal fat?
Any fat will do, check my blog for suggestions and exact measurements.
Thankyou
Can I replace the beef fat with something else?
She's replied in other comments that any kind of fat works in its place.
Love your video , but please remember until the soap has fully saponified, which is at least 2-3 days it can still burn (especially the batter) and is not recommended to handle without gloves. Tx for sharing!
As soon as the soap sets up, about 24 hours. You absolutely can use it on the body. You only let the soap bars dry for 4 weeks because it makes them harder and lasts longer in the shower instead of turning into a mush pie. I've been making soap for 7 years and this is also not a shampoo bar, very harsh to use the sodium hydroxide on the scalp. Very surprised she labeled this video as shampoo bars 🙄
What percentage is the lye you are using?
You can use the soap calculator I have linked in the description box.
I meant is the lye 100% lye or is it another 98% or 99% you are using?