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  • i do make aloe vera soaps using cold process manually how can i be helped to make better soaps

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  • This is the SECOND video in this series.

  • For making some soaps with herbs whats works better? Dry herbs or fresh herbs? Thanks!

  • Please, let me know if i make organic soaps very well, can I sell on line or at stores without autorization/certificates on that?

  • She is not joking about the LYE! My neighbor was burn with lye, it fused the skin of her hands together and burned the color out of her eyes! It's is VERY dangerous!!!

  • where do you get all these ingredients??????

  • Okay, first of all.. you kill me. Second, could you just leave the ingredients in the description box from now on?

    ANDDD

    thirdly, doesn't there have to be a Sodium Hydroxide or Potassium Hydroxide? which of the materials contains either?

  • @endoure  Lye is sodium hydroxide

  • These are just some of the ingredients to this particular soap. There are many many ingredients to soap making you can use. I personally like soap made with Talo (animal Fat) It cleans much better and rinses cleaner.

    My wife has been making soap for us, as well as selling it for about 5 years now.

    If able to I will never go back to store bought soap, even though it's made the same way the companies remove much of the glycerin for other products making the end result drying to the skin

  • do i have to use solid oil for soap making?can all my ingredients be made up of only liquid oil?

  • Wow. So this is the REAL tyler durden?

  • re: caustic - skip the vinegar. Caustic is a strong base, vinegar a weak acid. Go directly to running water asap. Always wear eye protection.

  • My grandmother makes soap, but not like this.

  • How about boiling fat and putting water through pot ash?

    Thats real soap!

  • @nagaempress then cool it down and scrape the glycerin off the top

  • Don't make any sense to me. They R just making market soap with stuff from the market. It's easier to just go buy it yourself. It's better if U learn how to make soap from nature and don't rely on system's things. Real survive if something should ever destroy our wonderful system U know.

  • I know what you mean about staying off the system, but the truth is even if you use store bought products, you can make it better. For instance, you have more control over what additives you want, and you can also add more glycerol to the soap which makes it softer for the skin...why don't soap companies do this? more profit by selling glycerol and soap separately

  • you could press the oil out ofwhatever with a roller... it wont yeild much but you can buy something to press seeds...fat is self explanatory... you dont need such a complex recipe... one kind of fat/oil will do...lye comes from the ashes left after you burn some plant... its best to learn from stuff in the market before the end of society comes

  • Except for showing off in a video, there is no reason to use fifty ingredients in a soap. Soap is basically lye with fat. To make it friendlier to the skin you can add something like butter or milk. Then you can add a few ingredients like spices, herbs, flowers, fruits etc. There is really no need for all those things on her bench.

  • I wonder if you can mix lye with something else instead of water...

  • @Estella0707 Milk try goats

  • if canola oil is not safe..then what would one use in it's place...also I wanted to state that englishnowtv seemed very rude..I'm sorry..just my opinion...he/she could share their concerns without being so hateful..thanks..

  • Why don't you use Vegetable oil I use it in my soaps.

  • Thank you I enjoyed the video.

  • thanks for anther glove vid..that true..women must be wearing glove forever when working by hand..

  • Really good ideas here for using everyday items, but as an ex biologist, I have to say, CANOLA oil is NOT safe for human use!! It's a man made petroleum oil (gee, thanks Canada for putting this poison on the world food list), so I would wholeheartedly recommend NOT using Canola oil!

    Other than that, great vid, great ideas!

  • As a biologist, you should know that canola oil is pressed from seeds.

  • Go to google and type in 'canola oil danger', then when the results come up, go to the sixth listing on the first page: THE DANGERS OF CANOLA OIL.

    Then, when the site opens, click on 'Canola oil deadly for human body!' and read the report there.

    Then come back and try and tell me I don't know what I'm talking about.

  • I never said anything about it's presumed safety.

    Only that you're misinformed if you think it is a petroleum byproduct. It's a hybridized Rapeseed plant.

  • I'm not misinformed in the slightest!!

    I contributed to the reports on that page!!

    The oil is MAN MADE and contains a very high toxic amount of PETROLEUM! Hence a PETROLEUM byproduct!! Very little of the seed is actually left after production.

  • Petroleum-based oils do not saponify with sodium hydroxide. I have used soaps made from 100% canola oil, for testing purposes. They're not good soaps, but they are SOAP, and have been saponified with an alkali. How then, if they are largely petroleum based, did they even become soap, since inorganic oils do not saponify?

  • EXACTLY! Anything with Canola oil as an ingredient, cannot be digested or ejected from the human body! Why would you want to smear the damn stuff all over your skin, thinking you're doing good when in actual fact, you may as well just jump into a pool of oil and kill yourself? The blood cannot dispose of canola oil, pure and simple. Disguising a poisonous element behind rapeseed is both criminal and disgusting! I'm sure the Canadians can think of better ways to make money other than death!

  • I agree with you, in terms of being healthy - trust me, I'm an organic-garden-growing hippie myself, but I think you misunderstood my last reply...If canola oil is indeed an inorganic petroleum product, then HOW can it even become soap? I have made soap that was more than 60% canola - if it were all a non-saponifiable petroleum product, there is NO WAY the lye could react with it, and it would never turn into soap,but it did. Which leads me to believe it is an oil of organic origin.

  • Okay, I see where the confusion lies now.

    Canola oil is added into the processing of rapeseed oil. With rapeseed, most of the oil is lost through evaporation if not processed quickly. The same oil that is used in machine maintenance and lubrication is the same oil that is used to make Canola Oil. The Canadian government marked Canola oil as safe, BECAUSE of the organic materials contained within it, but failed to inform the world of the lethality of petroleum byproducts used in the ingredients.

  • The amount of rapeseed oil contained in Canola Oil is enough to allow for cooking without suspicion of something nasty in your fryer. It is also enough to allow cohesive bonding between elements, hence the ability to make soap. Some restaurants in the USA do not allow Canola oil use in their cooking facilities due to the risk to health associated with its use. Canadian Oil (aka Canola oil) is used diversely across industries as a mechanical oil. The SAME oil they sell for cooking purposes!

  • They possibly could have been extracted using petroleum solvents, and a residue is left withing the oil. You are correct, however, in saying that petroleum oils do not saponify, as they are completely unnatural, and lack the fatty acids required for saponification to take place.

  • Wow, you are all so smart. Wish I knew what all this meant! I want to make cute soap bars!

  • I've always wondered how to make soap using things I can get from the local store. I think this is great. Thank you for posting. ^_^

  • I appreciate it because your ingredients are natural, meaning you are not using shortening. I would like to know how to make the real organic and integral soap. thank You

  • then why do school teachers teach kids how to make soap. if it's not something you should do with kids

  • kids use glycerin soap - a ready made soap that they melt, color and add perfume. no lye mixing.

  • Glycerin isn't soap. Soap does contain glycerin unless it is removed to be used as a byproduct.

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