Thanks for watching! You can find the Palm-Free Aloe Soap Project on our website here: bberry.studio/PalmFreeAloeSoap Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:48 - Tips for Soaping Without Palm Oil 03:15 - Making Palm-Free Aloe Soap 10:47 - Outro 11:41 - Bloopers If you have any questions, feel free to contact our customer service team at info@brambleberry.com or 877-627-7883 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. You can also live chat with customer service on BrambleBerry.com from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. Shop Bramble Berry: bberry.studio/_ShopBrambleBerry Recipes, Tips & Inspiration: bberry.studio/IntheStudio_Projects Facebook: facebook.com/BrambleBerry Instagram: instagram.com/brambleberry/ Twitter: twitter.com/brambleberry TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@brambleberry Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/brambleberry/
hi anne, i am very new with this soap making, tried 2-3 times but failed. Yesterday i tried this recipe and that came out perfect! THANKYOU SO MUCH, seen a lot of your videos, thankyou for teaching us the art of soap making, learned so much from you, xoxo💋 also lye based soaps are not quiet common in india, so again thankyou so much for this recipe as well as your entire channel💜
Yes, the one time I tried to soap in a tank top, I absolutely got a caustic burn on my forearm I used to stir the lye in the water. NEVER made that mistake again! Beautiful soap 🧼
I’m surprised at the recommended substitution of babassu for palm, due to the fatty acid profiles. It shows babassu as a substitute for palm kernel or coconut, not palm oil 🤔But I love your videos: thank you!
Personally, I prefer lard or tallow as the replacement for palm, because I use babassu for a coconut replacement. But if you can use coconut, you can still use babassu to replace palm, but maybe because you should use olive pomace to balance it out further? I'm not 100% sure, but I will either use palm or lard / tallow. Depends on what the person I'm making it for wants.
Hi - You mentioned being able to use fragrance in this recipe, which ones would work for this soap. I typically like a clean smell. Thank you for such amazing informative videos.
Thank you so much! I'm am from Brazil and didn't know what to do with do much babassu oil I got here. I will for sure try this, but I see this was a cold process, right? How many weeks shall we wait till we can use this soap?
I love babassu for soap! I can't use coconut. So, I use babassu in its place. I have a similar recipe to this one that uses babassu, olive pomace, and cocoa butter, but I add kaolin clay to mine [as well as the sodium lactate] for hardness.
I'm allergic to coconut and palm, I had to stop using it, I guess I need to make sure I'm not also allergic babassu oil as well. I miss soaping so much.
Loved this video, thank you. I am a very new soaper in fact not made my first bar, waiting on my package from BB :) my question is would this particular soap be good for sensitive skin? My husband likes to use soap for sensitive skin, me? I can use anything. Thank you - Tania
The lack of fragrance oil and high amount of butters in this recipe makes it very gentle on skin, but since everyone is different, we recommend creating a small test batch and seeing if it works for your husband.
The color of your final bar can be affected by your oils and the fragrance you use. Make sure you are using light colored oils and butters and a fragrance that does not discolor.
For skin sensitivities we recommend going back to basics and removing any colorants or fragrances from the soaps. A blend of equal parts Coconut, Olive, and Palm Oils are a great starting recipe.
Palm isn’t the problem. I live in Asia it’s the giant food companies in America that exploit these people in developing countries in Asia is the core of the problem and this applies exactly the same for coconut oil as too many Americans are going Gaga for coconut oil craze. And not only common in Asia but in Africa and South America as well as other religions of the world. Rosewood and sandalwood are now endangered because of westerners who seek these oils. It’s the westerner’s unbalanced skewed views to life and corresponding corporate greed that cater to these people is what it boils down to. You don’t know much about what’s happening in the rest of the world but you base “orangutan” on Netflix show... If you don’t want animals or habitats exploited, don’t go for boycotting an oil but use varieties of oils that you have at home and stop exploiting people in developing countries.
Thanks for watching! You can find the Palm-Free Aloe Soap Project on our website here: bberry.studio/PalmFreeAloeSoap
Timestamps:
00:00 - Introduction
00:48 - Tips for Soaping Without Palm Oil
03:15 - Making Palm-Free Aloe Soap
10:47 - Outro
11:41 - Bloopers
If you have any questions, feel free to contact our customer service team at info@brambleberry.com or 877-627-7883 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. You can also live chat with customer service on BrambleBerry.com from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday.
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I love that you referenced MN. It is a climate for the hearty, ND too.
hi anne, i am very new with this soap making, tried 2-3 times but failed. Yesterday i tried this recipe and that came out perfect! THANKYOU SO MUCH, seen a lot of your videos, thankyou for teaching us the art of soap making, learned so much from you, xoxo💋
also lye based soaps are not quiet common in india, so again thankyou so much for this recipe as well as your entire channel💜
Yes, the one time I tried to soap in a tank top, I absolutely got a caustic burn on my forearm I used to stir the lye in the water. NEVER made that mistake again!
Beautiful soap 🧼
Excellent job! I love a good, simple bar of soap too!
I’m surprised at the recommended substitution of babassu for palm, due to the fatty acid profiles. It shows babassu as a substitute for palm kernel or coconut, not palm oil 🤔But I love your videos: thank you!
Personally, I prefer lard or tallow as the replacement for palm, because I use babassu for a coconut replacement. But if you can use coconut, you can still use babassu to replace palm, but maybe because you should use olive pomace to balance it out further? I'm not 100% sure, but I will either use palm or lard / tallow. Depends on what the person I'm making it for wants.
Good video 🌻🌻. I don't usually add palm oil in my soap, I should try it in the future
As a beginning soaped, thank you for your explanation on gel phase and how to use the heating pad.
Hi - You mentioned being able to use fragrance in this recipe, which ones would work for this soap. I typically like a clean smell. Thank you for such amazing informative videos.
Thanks for sharing this lovely recipe.
Loved it ❤️
Thank you so much! I'm am from Brazil and didn't know what to do with do much babassu oil I got here. I will for sure try this, but I see this was a cold process, right? How many weeks shall we wait till we can use this soap?
We always recommend letting your cold process soaps cure for 4-6 weeks before use.
I love babassu for soap! I can't use coconut. So, I use babassu in its place. I have a similar recipe to this one that uses babassu, olive pomace, and cocoa butter, but I add kaolin clay to mine [as well as the sodium lactate] for hardness.
AWESOME VIDEO!!!!!! Very many thanks.
I'm allergic to coconut and palm, I had to stop using it, I guess I need to make sure I'm not also allergic babassu oil as well. I miss soaping so much.
Loved this video, thank you. I am a very new soaper in fact not made my first bar, waiting on my package from BB :) my question is would this particular soap be good for sensitive skin? My husband likes to use soap for sensitive skin, me? I can use anything. Thank you - Tania
The lack of fragrance oil and high amount of butters in this recipe makes it very gentle on skin, but since everyone is different, we recommend creating a small test batch and seeing if it works for your husband.
I love your videos. Thank you for sharing!
Wonderful video, thank you for sharing! ♥️
Love these videos!
She's the Martha Stewart of the soap world ...
Hi I love your soaps
OMG....is that Microwave covered in wood print paper?😍. Love that. I wonder if that's a renter friendly thing to do?
May I ask u a question ? You put sodiam lactate and why you put beewax ?
She never used beeswax here. As for the sodium lactate, it’s to help make the soap harder which aids in unmolding sooner
@@stancexpunks thank you so much
very helpful
So will it be better to add my fry herbs after trace too
Hi from Minnesota ;)
Where did you get your huge glass bowl /measuring cup?
The particular 5 quart mixing bowl used in this video isn't one we currently sell. We like using KitchenAid or Cuisinart brand bowls and utensils.
I need help please do i use aloevera juice or aloe vera gel??
I dont have aloe concentrate here
You can omit it from the recipe or Aloe Liquid makes a great substitute.
@@bramble-berry thank you 😊 can I use the same amount in aloe juice ?? Or do I adjust the amount?
Translate your books into Arabic. We love making soap very much 😘😊
What type of cutting knife are you using, nice
how to keep the white color?
The color of your final bar can be affected by your oils and the fragrance you use. Make sure you are using light colored oils and butters and a fragrance that does not discolor.
Is this a soap good for sensitive skin
For skin sensitivities we recommend going back to basics and removing any colorants or fragrances from the soaps. A blend of equal parts Coconut, Olive, and Palm Oils are a great starting recipe.
What is the super fat percentage?
Hello Brenda. How are you doing?
Palm isn’t the problem. I live in Asia it’s the giant food companies in America that exploit these people in developing countries in Asia is the core of the problem and this applies exactly the same for coconut oil as too many Americans are going Gaga for coconut oil craze. And not only common in Asia but in Africa and South America as well as other religions of the world. Rosewood and sandalwood are now endangered because of westerners who seek these oils. It’s the westerner’s unbalanced skewed views to life and corresponding corporate greed that cater to these people is what it boils down to. You don’t know much about what’s happening in the rest of the world but you base “orangutan” on Netflix show... If you don’t want animals or habitats exploited, don’t go for boycotting an oil but use varieties of oils that you have at home and stop exploiting people in developing countries.
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