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How to Make Shampoo Bars includes recipe

This video is step by step instructions on how to make amazing shampoo bars. You can use these bars for body and shampoo. Recipe is down below. Shampoo Bar for Dry/Normal Hair (12% Superfat) (Not sure who created this recipe) This recipe will make approximately 10 to 12 bars of soap depending on the size of your molds. 20 oz. coconut oil 13 oz. extra virgin olive oil 12.54 oz. distilled water 4.76 oz. lye *Make sure that you pour the lye into the distilled water. You should never add liquid to the lye. *Wear goggles, gloves, and long sleeves any time you are handling lye or soap before it tests non-caustic. Sometimes I wear a face mask. Lye can be very dangerous for your skin and could blind you if you get it in your eyes. Step 1: Weigh oils Place them in crock pot on Low setting. Melt the oils and then turn the crock pot off. Step 2: Weigh the lye (Make sure you are wearing your goggles and gloves. I put plastic lined paper on my counter top to protect it from lye. Measure distilled water. *Remember to make sure you add the lye to your liquid. Take the measured water and slowly pour the lye into the liquid while stirring. Use a slotted spoon to stir. It will be cloudy at first but then it will turn clear again. Do this outside or in a well ventilated room. Step 3: Slowly pour the lye mixture into the crockpot where the oils have melted. Stir briefly with a spoon and then mix will a stick blender. (Make sure you turn the stick blender off and on frequently so that you don't burn out your blender.) It will take about 10 to 11 minutes to bring it to trace. (Trace is when you can see a line left in the mixture when you move the blender or spoon across the top of the mixture.) Your trace will look like pudding when it's ready. Step 4: Turn your crockpot on low and place the lid on the pot. The soap will gradually start to look waxy. The edges will look dryer. Stir frequently. It will look like waxy mashed potatoes when done. You can test it by putting a tiny bit on a paper plate. Now take a tad of that and put it on your tongue. If it tastes soapy, it's done. If it zaps your tongue, then it's not done yet. (Zap will be like when you test a battery with your tongue. Rinse your mouth with water.) It takes about 50 to 60 minutes to cook this recipe in the crockpot. Step 5: Scoop mixture into soap molds. Let it sit in the mold for about 1 hour. I allow my soap to cure at least 2 to 3 weeks. It can be used sooner, but it’s best to allow it to cure a while. Enjoy your shampoo bars! My stick blender can be found here: https://amzn.to/3WTmdmw My soap mold can be found here: https://amzn.to/40VQeTU Lye can be found here: https://amzn.to/2IhPWx0 Coconut Oil: https://amzn.to/4aVQeIv Olive Oil: https://amzn.to/3EABPFy A great crock pot can be found here: https://amzn.to/40VOAC5 My Ozeri kitchen scale can be found here: https://amzn.to/3QxXv81 ------DISCLAIMER------ This video and/or description contain affiliate links. These links have the potential to earn me a commission which is what helps to keep the channel running and helps me have the opportunity to continue making videos such as this one. Thank you so much for your support.