Under Eye Cream - making moisturiser from scratch | Soy and Shea
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- čas přidán 22. 08. 2024
- After months of formulating and testing, we finally launched our much requested Under Eye Cream in the September Mystery Box. Today I take you along as I make a batch ready to launch online and at markets.
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This was really great. Thank you. People should always formulate their own recipes if only to learn and understand what they are making. 💗
Thank you 🧡 I find it so satisfying to formulate my own recipe.
I do I might be inspired by another SOAPERS recipe, but I do my own research and always use my own, plus here's the thing undereye cream great ingredients, it's the 2nd thinnest skin other than our eye lids for anti-aging., no one has the same skin type or reacts the same, so I ALWAYS love her and her formulations because she thinks about that whilst making her formulas. If I am inspired by someone's recipe not copied, I usually add my own flare to my own, but, yeah always mention that company or Soap Artisan on my channel..i love how she says Cammomile.. Xoxo much RESPECT!! I love Australian Accents. I USE A Broad Spectrum Even in my body BUTTERS. But ACV, OR WHEY IS A NATURAL PRESERVATIVE OR TYME INFUSED OIL IS A GREAT NATURAL PRESERVATIVE. IT'S, ANTI FUNGAL, MICROBIAL, ANTI VIRAL ITS AN INCREDIBLE NATURAL PRESERVATIVE..I'm in a natural skin care school about to graduate.. LEARNED ALOT, ANYWHO I KNOW THIS IS AN OLD VIDEO, BUT I WAS CURIOUS TO COME BACK AND WATCH. YOUR AWESOME!! IM JUST A LITTLE NO BODY IN TN. I HAVE ONLY 34 SUBS, BUT THATS FINE BECAUSE IF HEALTH REASONS I HAVENT CONSISTENT PUT UP VIDEOS, IM HAVING TO BE PUT IN A WHEELCHAIR, BUT WILL STILL BE GOING ON..ITS HARD THOUGH.. IM HAVING TO LEARN HOW TO EDIT, THUMBNAILS & INTRO..ITS ALL CONFUSING TO ME. I THOUGHT ABOUT JUST VLOGGING EVERYDAY MY PROCESS GOOD OR BAD.. PROBABLY BE A GOOD LAUGH..BUT ITS SORTA EMBARRASSING TO SHOW THE WALKER TO WHEELCHAIR AND VERY PAINFUL, BUT ITS MY DREAM..
just re-watching this...and really like that you cover your water while heating it so you don't lose any through evaporation. this is why i watch/re-watch videos like this! great example. and see, this is why it's not absolutely necessary to share the exact amounts in your formulation. it is after all YOUR formulation. and surely you would have no problem sharing it. But a true DIY'er or business person will learn how critical it is to be able make your formula to 100%. If one watches closely, you learn all you need to make a great product of your own.
My eye cream is going to be that much better, and not because I can copy your recipe but rather enhance my own with great examples and ideas from another DIY'er who gets it. well done missy.
I'm so pleased I can help you create products that are your own.
@@SoyandShea me too! lol
I do so enjoy listening to you. It shows that you love what you create and I like that you are very knowledgeable about your ingredients and honestly your super scientific 😁 These look awesome. I would enjoy seeing more videos about your lotions and scrubs and stuff. Your soap is amazing too!
Thank you ❤ I definitely love what I do. I have plans to do more lotion and scrub videos soon
Brilliant! always great to watch your sessions. that was an excellent tip about letting the product cool before jarring!
i was making an eye cream , but I just made a few adjustments, hehe. Love the chamomile addition so I'm gonna do that as well. I'm adding rosehip oil for the vitamin A content, and the lycopenes. the eye cream I am making is also for dry itchy lids. so im not fully sure what the name of the product is going to be quite yet but either way i feel like it's going to be that much better having seen this.
those little eye creams you made are so pro and look it too! again, nicely done. i hope soon to crank out product like yours. thanks for sharing.
Thank you 😊 your eye cream sounds amazing 🧡
I absolutely love your videos and the way you describe what u do, but I have to tell you that heating evening primrose oil it absolutely kills all it's property. It's a very good oil but extremely unstable, it oxiduses very fast so heating is not good, if I can say, you can add it in the cool down phase. From the top of my head now, I'm not sure about squalane, I study it some time ago but didn't actually use it, it might be the same as evening primrose.
Thank you for your advise. I have personally found that adding vegetable/plant oils in the cool down phase poses problems with my emulsion as I use a heat emulsion method. I find adding oils later breaks the emulsion and the "free" oil goes rancid.
@@SoyandShea I know what you say, it can happen, as a rule of thumb the cool down phase should be kept at 10% and lower
I love the way you work and how organized you are!! Everything is so clean and neat... When i work in my lab i make such a huge mess everytime😅😅
Some days it looks a right mess 😆😂
Thank you for sharing your process. Don’t blame you for not sharing your recipe. I can tell you put a ton of effort into developing your products.
Thank you 😊 I love formulating and seeing products come together. I do hope to share some of my basic recipes soon to say thank you for support
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I appreciate it very much . I am new to making soaps and body products. Not to many open their hears the way you have . Thank you again
Thank you ❤ I'm happy ai can share
Beautiful cream. This was really great. I'm cosmetics manufacturer in India Best of luck
Thank you
i find your accent insteresting and easy to listen to. i feel like you may have come from the uk or have british family members, theres a strong english accent in some of your words.
thanks for sharing your process. i really enjoy your videos and appreciate your knowledge.
You picked right 😊 I was born in England and lived there for 9 years before my parents moved us to Australia 😊 The English accent comes out after talking to English family and friends or if I'm really tired or excited
@@SoyandShea my mum was born in england and moved here when she was only 4. She doesn't have even a hint of an accent though.
Im assuming your accent is coming out due to excitement over these gorgeous eye cream pots . Im astounded at your skill. I never knew you could make moisturiser from scratch. I assumed it was only something that could be made in factories using a whole heap of nasty chemicals!
@@wanderingchook1193 It's funny how some lose the accent all together and some never do. I know people who have lived in Australia for decades and you'd never know as their accent is so strong.
I stumbled across lotion making by searching kits on a suppliers and decided to try. I love the process of it 😊
I'm so glad I stumbled upon this video. I love how well you explain everything, the how and the why. Thank you.
Thank you for watching 🧡
Love how you break it all down....I wud love the recipe u use for base for sugar n coffee an under eye cream
I have responded to your email. As mentioned in the video, this exact recipe is not shared however, there is a recipe for a similar eye cream on my Patreon page. Details are in the email
You are a Beautiful creature. Love you videos and your beautiful work. Do you give classes for that if I may ask. Thanks❤️❤️
Thank you. At this stage I am not running classes but I do have plans in 2022 to do them from my shop
Thank you for a wonderful video. I always enjoy watching you work.
Thank you for watching. I really appreciate it 🧡
Can you list the ingredients that you used with quantities?
Thank you for watching. As noted at the end of this video (24:02) due to the time taken to formulate this product, I will not be sharing this one. Part of the fun of creating bath and body products is creating your own recipes.
So impressed by your videos and your Australian which is what I love as its far more helpful than any I have seen ... thank you x
Thank you for watching and supporting me ❤
Love your videos and how you go over each step you take. Great job!
Thank you for watching and supporting me ❤
I have enjoyed watching your video! Packed full of information! Thank you for sharing! Much Love!
Thank you for watching 🧡
I shared to my soap mentoring group! You do amazing work!
Thank you 🧡
Thank you so much! I have subscribed to Help you! I look forward recipes when available. ...
Thank you for your support 🧡
Hi ma’am what was used for emulsification please
I use a vegetable emulsifier but you can use any emulsifier like polar wax etc. Just keep in mind some are thicker than than others so you may need to adjust the amount used
thanks for video where is the soy in theses ingredients please??
My business name reflects the candles (soy) and the body products (shea) I make. Soy does not appear in my body products.
I absolutely love watching your videos, you are so professional and everything you do is amazing. I wish you much success👍👏👏👏
Thank you for watching and your lovely comments ❤
I loved this video.. totally agree... with formulating your own recipes... this was an excellent video.. I've learned so much
Thank you 🧡 I find it easy to talk about and sell a product you've formulated yourself as you know why it was made the way it is 😊
You are a lovely lady. Thanks for this video 🙂
Thank you for watching ⭐
can you white the ingredients? thanks.
I explain in the video I don't sell or give this recipe away sorry.
Can I ask what kind of scale the big one is, please?
Wonderful video, btw! I personally prefer an oil serum applied with a roller ball bottle for my under eye area because I've been too nervous to test lotions in such a sensitive area. However, you ingredients sound luscious, so I may try to make a cream after all!
The big scales I get from Ebay. I usually just search for electronic digital scales. They don't have a brand name sorry.
I've tried oil serums but have personally found the lotions to be easier to apply.
can u also mention how much u add?
Sorry, this is not a recipe I share
I was subbed for yrs then shut down everything about 4 months ago..
You’re the best🥰🤩🤩🤩
Thank you 🧡
Happy I found you cheers from Pennsylvania 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍👍👍...new subscriber
Thank you for watching and supporting me 💗
Another stellar video Keeley! Thank you for sharing! 👍
Thank you Cody 😊
Hii! do you know any natural was to use as an emulsifier? thankyou for the videos!
Hi, the only ones I really know of is veg emulsion or Olivem 1000. A lot of the others are natural but with some synthetic
Brillant
Thank you 🧡
Awesome. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. It was of great help👍
Thank you for watching!
Thanks, but the ingredients are not well prononced 🙏
I have just gone back to listen and all ingredients are pronounced clearly. I'm sorry you do not understand them.
Back when I started soaping 19+ years ago, it wasn't easy to find information like today, which I'm glad as it taught me the properties of the oils and their recommended % of use, which really came in handy when making my creams and lotions. I think I love more experimenting with lotions and creams the best. EO's stay true and beautiful. So do you have a still that you use to make your lavender hydrosol? I'm looking into several stills right now.
In many ways we are lucky at how many tools are out there for creating products but has stopped the learning process. I like to know how and why things work so I'm always researching which makes it easier to formulate your own unique formulas.
I have a copper still for making hydrosols with
@@SoyandShea oh have you ever dont a video of how you make yours? If so I’ll go look for it. I’m a master gardener here and have grown many dye plants to use.
Doesn’t coconut oil clog pores?
Coconut oil is rated at 4 but I'm using Fractionated coconut oil which is at a 2 and easily absorbed into the skin
After watching this video , I ordered some of your products 💜 this eye cream is amazing On!!
I’m addicted to your videos , hanging to see your next body product videos
Thank you for supporting me and I'm so pleased you like the eye cream ❤ I will have more body product videos next year
Great video. One question. Do you let the oil n water phase sit on fire ( in a brain Marie) for 20 mins.... just melting the wax is not enough which takes hardly 5 minutes? Please advice
I will generally put my water in the bain marie and let come up to the correct temperature. I then put my oils in the water bath and they generally take the 20 minutes hold to melt and come up to the same temperature. It might only take 5 min to melt them but if they are not within a similar temperature range, it is difficult to get them to emulsify and keep it stable. This method works for me, though others say they don't need to heat and hold.
Hey Keeley.
I was just wondering did you have your logo made prior to using, I think you mentioned 'Corell draw' to print your labels? I'm from Australia and currently I'm using Vistaprint for my product labels and Avery labels for my cigar labels for my soaps. Between them both I have two sets of fonts and I'm looking for a more cohesive approach to my brand.
Loved all the info provided in this tutorial too thank you, I always learn something from your vids.
Cheers!!
Hi Jodie, I am so sorry, your comment never showed up and I feel so bad for not answering. I had my logo done by The Little Logo Lab. I've used them a couple of times and they are fantastic.
Absolutely love this Keeley, so clear and concise and you make it look so easy . What made you decide to choose this as a career and business please. Im just interested to know how you started and what made you go into soap making as well. You have a fabulous setup there. 😘❤️🥀
Thank you ❤
It's a rather long story but I got into it by finding a kit. I was making candles and lip balms as a hobby and my Grandad found out. He told me my Great Great Grandmother used to make paraffin candles when he was a child and it would be great to someone else in the family did to and I should start selling. He passed away two weeks later and I decided to honour him by doing as he suggested. I started with candles and slowly added bath and body. I got into soaps after watching a few other channels and got curious and wanted to try myself. I found they are my creating outlet.
Soy and Shea that is a lovely story. I bet your great great grandmother in spirit ( New Zealand?) has been helping you along too. Thank you for sharing. I started out making soy candles too then i made bath bombs and solid lotion bars ....then got over being a scaredy cat and made soap. Now i mostly make soap..... just a little, not wanting a big business. I love your studio set up and I can see just how much work you have put into your business. The computer stuff for me is a no no. I cant do the labels etc. i think you are amazing,
@@elynaangelic4353 you should try labels. The more you do, the better you become at it 😊
Most of my family is English. There are only a few of the younger ones that have been born out of the UK ❤
definatily looks a nice under eye cream. where can i buy from.?😁
Thank you 🧡 I have this on my website at www.soyandshea.com.au
Another great recipe.Can you tell us the general % of oils/butters in relation to the weight of the total amount of the cream? Is lower of 20%? Thank you.
I will have to check when I get home. I've been to markets all day and out to dinner tonight
@@SoyandShea I hope it was a good day and I would appreciate it if you told me. good rest .
@@giannagian5290 As I wanted this a thick cream, I use 33% of oil and butters in this cream.
@@SoyandShea Thank you very much for the awnser,have a good day
Is phenoxyethanol a good preservative to use in water based products?I am looking for a low toxic preservative that works well. I have bought it and I was wondering if you could give me feedback before I use it in my products
The preservatives that are available to buy like optiphen, liquid germall etc are made of several ingredients to ensure they have great protection as no one ingredient it usually enough. I like to use Nipaguard as this has been certified for use in natural products. I see that phenoxyethanol is usually an ingredient used in these broad spectrum blends. Have a read of the product description on this supplier (I like to use) and they cover the information you are looking for. shop.newdirections.com.au/epages/newdirections.sf/en_AU/?ObjectPath=/Shops/newdirections/Products/RMPVA100PHEN
Beautiful cream! Lovely Video! Best of luck!
Thank you!
Amazing work! Very informative. Did you go to school ? If so, what did you study?
Thank you. I finished high school and then went on to university and have a Bachelor in Business majoring in hospitality and events management. I always wanted to work for myself but thought it would be having my own coffee shop or even bakery.
@@SoyandShea welcome! thats exactly what I want to go to school for. To have my own business. And work for myself as well. I sell body and hair butters as well as scrubs. I aspire to have my own shop like yours, for example. I enjoyed watching your videos I had to subscribe! Thank you for the reply!
Thank you for your lovely words and for subscribing ❤ I am sure you will have your own successful business. It's hard work running your own business but so rewarding
Hi you did a great job! Could you please list down the names of the presentations you used.Thanks
Thank you 😊 what do you mean by presentations?
You did a great job thank you 👍👍
Thank you 😊
Awesome eye cream!
Thank you 🧡
Hi thanks alot just a question for33%oil its enght to use 10%wax?
The amount of wax/emulsifier needed is determined by so many things. How much water you have, the viscosity you are after, the type of oils/butters you're using and the type of wax/emulsifier you're using. The guidelines I was give was when I first started was between 5 & 12%.
I use 33%oils and 60%water and 10% glycerin
Always my cream is greasy i want it wont be greasy
Can you please help me i fix my reciep
@@shkafs2555 I would say your oil content is way too high. You need to look at reducing them and increasing water
Great video, thank you.
Thank you 😊
AWESOME BLOSSOM
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Very Intetesting. I can tell you are very dedicated. Very well explained video.
Although I am not a maker/producer of any type of soap or the products you make, I rather like watching your process. I may be a buyer if the postage is not to high.
From the U.S. in Alien
City - Roswell, New Mexico. (My forte is crocheting with differend media, such as threads, yarns and copper wire & other crafts.)
Thank you. We do have international postage and are continuing to find ways of reducing the shipping cost but sadly we don't have too many options here in Australia. I love to crotchet in our cooler months but have never thought of different materials you could incorporate.