Banana Peels...IN SOAP?!?! Oh yeah, we're doing it.
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
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Today is the 5th of 6 total bars in the series, titled something to the effect of, Weird Stuff in Lye to Find a Vegan Alternative to Tussah Silk. It's a working title.
Soap & Clay is a family owned business operating in Washington State, but started out online thanks to Mrs. Soap & Clay's kickass brother and his amazing web design skills. The business was started as a tribute to Mrs. Soap & Clay's grandmother, the OG maker in the family that cultivated everyone's love for the DIY life. The studio/retail shop opened in 2017 on 6th Ave in Tacoma, and immediately began teaching soap, bath bomb, lotion, and scrub classes to the makers and maker enthusiasts of the PNW. In 2019, the pottery studio opened as well, making the soap shop a busy place full of artistic energy every minute of the day.
Mrs. Soap & Clay has been featured on Business Spotlight, New Day Northwest, and was awarded a coveted place on the South Sound's 40 under 40 list in 2019, an award given to the most influential business people under the age of 40 each year. She cried when she walked up to the podium to accept the award. A lot.
Drawing from her chemistry background and her maker spirit, Mrs. Soap & Clay infuses her favorite things into her soapy designs and creates products that are fun to see, use, and learn to make. Stick around for this ride - she'll take you on a great one.
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Interesting video. Beautiful soaps, love the experimentation 👌
I'm from India and here fabric made from Banana pith silk is used to make saris and other garments. It is a durable textile and has a natural sheen. It's derived from the stems or stalks of banana plants.
That is so interesting - thanks so much for the information! I had no idea.
Yes! That's the fiber I was talking about 😊
I can send you some if you want Mrs. Soap and Clay.
I never leave comments. But I just had to, you are so awesome! Thank you for inspiring me to start making soap. It’s so wonderful to enjoy somebody that is passionate about what they do. Thank you so much from London ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Mrs. S&C did the same for me. 😊 She is an awesome lady.
Same here! I was adamant that I didn't ever want to try making soap with lye but the more I watched her videos, the more I fell in love with soap making. She has the most reassuring teaching approach too. This channel is the best.
Jeesh, I thought our soap video comments would be the one place on the internet free from incels. Guess not!
Oop the banana reeled one in! 😂
Yay, finally I did banana soap ! I've just cut it yesterday so it's not tested yet but I know for sure I'll make it again 💛 🍌
Not only did I put banana peel in lye solution but I also put actual banana purée mixed in oils, and I'm loving it already.
And the smell...😍
That was mind blowing. I know of dried bananas being used in soaping, but your soap experiment was certainly an eye opener. I love that you push the boundaries. Keep up your looking out of the square, it's a total education. 😅👍😍😍
Girl, banana is absolutely amazing on the skin. I put banana purée in almost all my soap’s. I put banana peel powder in my face masks I sell. I do a banana nut bread and I put colloidal oats, banana, purée, and coconut milk and I have dry skin in the winter it’s bad but I use the and my skin everywhere especially my face was beautiful. I put in most of my soap’s and the ones I don’t I put pumpkin or carrot purée in my soap. I know u will luv it.
I feel a banana shopping spree will happen in the near future! That soap is beautiful. Love all this sciency soapy fun.
Love that!!!! Of course banana peels- my mind is like-🤯 what else could we try??? I can hardly wait for the bubble test to see how these are, and trust me, I’m going to be making some soaps with this stuff added- thanks for expanding my thinking into wild places!
Banana skins are great for your skin! Try rubbing the inside on your face, quite apart from using in cakes for all their nutritional benefits not to mention making soap. It makes lovely skin soap❣️🌸…except I add the prepped peel at trace so it’ll retain as many of its properties as possible 😊
Heeeeyyyyy Mrs. Soap & Clay! I would send you some banana silk/fiber, but based on your test results, I prefer old banana peels now 😂 It meets the sensory goal, is green, and much cheaper 🤷🏾♀️
This was a great series!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
The bubbles will be insane, used banana & peels them in hot processed soap. love seeing these videos, thanks!
Banana skins are great for your skin! Try rubbing the inside on your face, quite apart from using in cakes for all their nutritional benefits not to mention making soap. It makes lovely skin soap❣️🌸 …except that I add it at the emulsion stage so that it’ll retain as many of its nutritional benefits as possible 😊
I just made some banana peel soap, before I saw your post. I love bananas too.
I put the peels that I soak in water to water my plants and they love it! SO i thought
that whatever it is it might be good in soap. It came out great with great lather!
I think I will use it in all my soaps! Thanks for the video.
Ooh interesting. I’m thinking I need plants this year.
Guess im going to be digging the banana peels outa the bin. You can also make your interpretation of african black soap with it.
Genius 🎉Well done! African black soap has plantain peels in it so I think this’ll make a fantastic, skin revitalising soap
I made a batch of banana peel soap. I absolutely love it! It is so shiny! Great idea! Thank you for sharing all of your soapy knowledge with us. 😊
Tell the cat I love her chair fabric!
Also now I'm really craving bananas!!
Also again, now I really want to try this one!!!
At the start I was totally thinking that's super weird thing to put into soap. Then listening to your reasonings I thought not so weird after all. After seeing your results, now I just really want to do it!
It's a chair cover. I have the same on my sofa.
All of the bananas.
That is so interesting. Love the way the dark part lightened up so much. A beautiful soap🎉🎉
I simmer my banana peels in water for about 15 minutes, then let it cool before i strain it. I'll freeze it and then add the lye.
It makes lovely soap.
I forgot to add that I let a couple of bananas get really ripe, but not completely black. 2 cups of water for each peel you use.
I know its a one year old video.. but i tried the banana flush soap from your other video and i am obsessed.. have to try the banana peel and i happen to have two ripe bananas sitting on my counter so definitely will eat them and use the peel for my next soap.. still trying to figure out the design i need for the soap and colors.. but its a must try thing.. thank you 🙏🏻🌷
They look great I have to try it. I’ve done fresh apple cider soap. I get the cider from an apple orchard and the soaps do turn brown but you can smell the cider and I blended essential oils for more of a cider smell.
12:42 loveeeeee the soap 🥺 I love banana products
Love, love, love your spirit of adventure!!! FUN 🥰
I can't wait for the lather test!!!
Those are so cool ❤. Your brain amazes me 😂
And now I'm over here: "What happens if you add banana peel to the lye and sea moss to the batter??" But then any label "a-peel" has just been lost with that combo. 🤣
I dunno, I think you could turn a clever phrase on that for the naming and having a winning product! Moss A-peel? You’re on to something. 😂
@@MrsSoapAndClay 🤣🤣 I'm gonna have to add it to the ever growing list of things to play with.
Of course...why not banana peel 🤣🤣🤣 Actually yes so many things to do with Banana Peels, very versatile and have lots of amazing properties in them. Another great experiment.
Gorgeous soap and I love bananas too. In my culture we also eat unripened green bananas, which you can only eat cooked btw. 🥰
I actually prefer to eat a starchy banana. Not completely green, but definitely greener than most people eat them. I find they’re too sweet to eat once fully ripened and end up using them in a smoothie with tart fruits or banana bread.
You know you get my mind really thinking right now 😂
I'm loving this series! I've been looking into making licorice extract and found out it had to be heated over 160* and maybe that's what's going on with the lye. Because lye water gets so hot it's able to extract the proteins and other constituents. Anyway, thank you for all this work your doing to show us all the fun we could have as well as great soaps!!
Oh my gosh!!! I love this!! So up my alley!! Thank you for your curiosity and scientific mind- it’s a gift! 😍
Over ripe banana peels are filled with salvestrols, which is like vegan chemo. I used this for my kitty, and I wonder if the soap will have any medicinal properties...
Wow very impressive! Thanks for sharing 💕
Do you ever write out what the chemical reaction is when you are working through making these bars? I know you have a chemistry background, so I thought it would be very intriguing to see your process… If that’s part of the process😂. Thank you!
I love when you say “pronunciation pending” 😂😂 I might have to borrow that from you! ❤
I am loving your content! Yesterday i asked myself Just this and today i see this video suggestion hahahaha amazing!
I will do The lye with Roses and next this one. Thank you soo much, i learn so much with you!
God bless you and your family.
I am huge fan from 🇧🇷 abraços!
I really enjoyed your soap experiments, thank you! Just wondering what mulberry leaves would do for soap. It would not use the silk worms product, but some of their food. I have those trees on my property and you have inspired me to give this a try. Thank you!
You are making me want to try this one for sure. ♡♡♡♡
Do it!
This was so cool! Bananas are awesome. How long did it take after peeling did you wait for peel to darken and use?
Actually, I used the peels from overripe bananas that I was saving for banana bread, so no time! Otherwise I’d say a day or so.
oh my gosh!! so funny I just eat 2 banana before I found your video 🤣
Bananas are amazing.
ooooh yes! those are beautiful 😍
Those swirls though. ❤️
I actually said out loud, “Holy shit! That discoloration!” I guess it’s not technically discoloration… but it’s definitely unexpected after seeing the batter.
Ok. Definitely trying this tomorrow. 😊🍌
Ok never thought to eat the peel, my pet bunny George loves them though
I wonder if this would have any adverse effects on someone with a latex allergy 🤔
There is strong evidence to back up a link between bananas and latex allergies, so I would steer clear if allergic to either one.
@Soap & Clay that was my concern 😔 the soap is gorgeous, though!
Oh! That’s a good catch! I hadn’t thought of that.
How funny ,we have the same chair cover
I just brought 100% banana peel powder from an online shop, going to try it in my lye next soap making day 😊
Fun!
I would make sure to scrub the banana peel really well, as it was probably touched in the store by who knows how many people
As soon as it hits that lye solution… It’s not a worry.
Unless you’re talking about her eating them. 😂 Then yes… definitely agree they need cleaning before eating for sure.
This soap look so cool!! I'm sniffing like I can smell it lol 😍
Could would you use bananna peel powder? How? Loving these experimenets.
I was going to make a soap today and I think I’ll put my banana peel powder I made in there. Thanks for your suggestion!😊
hello I love this!!! can I have a list of all the ingredients used in the making of this amazing soap?
Find any recipe that anyone has willingly shared on the internet and add banana peel to the lye. That's the whole point of this series: Add things to lye and see what it does.
Very cool a must try thank you
Banana and coffee is my weekly breakfast lol. Not the peel though lol
So u just throw the overripe peel in the lye and strain?!
Wild, right?!?!
I guess, you are using washed organic banana peel, to make sure not soapifying any pesticides. Otherwise I´d rather use the inside of the banana peel.
I really like your personality and your quite informative channel, too.
Greetings from Germany
Corn silk!
Was the slip of this banana peel soap noticeably nicer than otherwise?
So much nicer!
I would except I'm allergic to bananas 😫
Oh no!
That sucks! I’m allergic to coconut, so I understand.
Hi 👋 I’m new here, what is a Tessa soap? Idk 🤷♀️ the closed caption is calling it Tessa soap
Hey! Tussah silk.
@@MrsSoapAndClay oh cool
Thank you 😊 no I’ll go look for what that’s all about
Did you just add to a basic recipe? Im trying to decide what oils to use.
I think I used my big bubble blend for all of that week’s test soaps, but really the addition can be used with any oil blend.
Hi, just wondering did the banana soap darken? Please let me know. Thank you!
Hey! It super did, went almost chocolate. That said, I used a scent that would discolor, so I expected it. I haven't been able to get a pure white banana bar but can do lighter colors without incident.
Of course you are!😂
Screw it just make a mead out of all of it and drink it. It’ll give you excitement as well. Your welcome.
Oof that sounds like a trippy night. 😂
@@MrsSoapAndClay yes ma’am
Banana peel on my dry feet are great just saying 😂 I like banana farts smells good so pretty and shiny 😮
No recipe or ingredient amounts in description?
Why would there be? Would you like me to make it for you, too?
@@MrsSoapAndClay First....Rude! Second, so that the rest of us can make it as well since you shared in the video on how remarkable this soap is. But I now can see your channel and my comments are not worth my time. Glad my parents raised me right with respect....May Karma seek you out.
@dia35 lol that you think I’m the rude one. If stone cold entitlement is how your parents raised you, then we are not alike. I don’t owe you, random person on the internet that contributes nothing to my existence or business, anything.
@@MrsSoapAndClay Are you serious right now? i LOVED your videos but this comment is plain wrong, dia only asked why there were no recipe or ingredient amounts in the description (and not in a rude way) and you were quite rude back. Offense is taken, not given, you could have responded way better. wont be watching any more. Not to mention, ITS A LEGIT QUESTION!
@Flakie02 The fragility, my god. Don’t fight your buddy’s fights for him, let him cope and seethe.