I'm going to be addicted to these soaps ma'am. I was blessed to order this one today. By God's grace, I pray ABBA blesses you as I learn about all the other beautiful soaps and products you make! :D I look forward to ordering more and others soon! :D
@@adrienewilliams7186 I believe what she means is make the soap the way it's traditionally done, which is using ashes rich in either potassium hydroxide or sodium hydroxide. It will still be using a form of what is known as lye, just not a chemically processed and standardized form.
love your videos and your soaps look great , I'm a soap maker myself but just love to watch other people making soap so I can get tips and ideas, you never stop learning, keep up the good work!
I am super impressed....and I love ur skin color too. I'll also like to.suggest that you often post the ingredients and quantity you use in making the soaps and all in the description box for a comprehensive knowledge
I love watching your video and want to try it but you list the recipes used in making your soap. You only mentioned moringa leaf. Love your video alot. Thanks
Hello! @Ayesha I am a new beginner in making soaps. I like how you keep your soaps natural. And I also use natural ingredients in my soaps too. My question is…what does coco pods looks like?. I don’t know if we have them here, in the USA. God bless
Your soaps are amazing. Could you please tell me the quantities for the ashes and oil. I don't have any moringa here. So just for the black soap. Thank you so much for your work. We are so blessed. God bless you.
congratulations!!! I'm really enjoying watching your videos. You use many natural ingredients, this does not impact the shelf life of soap? Does the soap spoil faster?
If ever there is anyone you know coming to Trinidad and Tobago let me know maybe i can send you some fresh leaves grined up and frozen would be nice to see you make that soap take care
Hi Ayesha...hope i spell your name right.....I love the way you make soaps...I love all your soaps.did grow moringa plant here...I love to make for myself but i don't have any recipe about how much oil lye and water should I use...is it possible to ask for that from? thank you
You really should wear goggles to protect your eyes, and gloves as well. Encourage new or potential soapers to do the same. Aside from that really enjoyed your video ☺️
Hi,good morning 😊from your preparations I could see you did not put the mixture on fire, and what is the combination of the lye mix,I would like to know,thanks
For the black soap, do you use less lye solution when adding charcoal? If so, if i use a solution of 9 oz water to 4.70 oz what would i need to cut it down to and how much ash would i need to add?
hello Ayesha, thank you for your video is very helpful. please can you teach me how to make potash from plantain pill, after burning my dry plantain pill what then should i do? thank you.
Hi, thanks for watching. I honestly don't know how to do that. It's a skill done by the women making the soaps in the rural area. Unfortunately l haven't aquired that skill yet.
I love watching your videos thanks ! Wondering what are are the ingredients called that go into the African soap I would really like to try it from scratch.
The main ingredients are plantain peels, the empty pod of the cocoa fruit and plantain leaves. These 3 ingredients are dried the burnt. Thanks for watching!
I like your channel and the fact you use organic ingredients. It would help though if you used a transparent bucket instead of the colored ones so we can instead of having to zoom the camera in. It also helps you to see areas that have not been properly mixed. Also for this one i didnt see your application of the plantain skin and leaves.
So beautiful I love it please i asked you that the lye solution is preparing and the oils mixed so the quantity of the leaves or cocoa add to which mixture and how you calculate it
Hi Skinpassion, great video and beautiful soap as ever. Do you let your soap go through gel phase or just leave it as it is, considering your climate? I would love to know temperature wise. Thank you so much for very inspirational videos.
So cool! I like the colors together, nice contrast. I wanted to ask you if you could make a video showing how you extract the natural butter out of cocoa nut mango seed etc
Unfortunately l don=t do the butter extractions myself, that is done by the local women as their trade, l buy from them. Also no one does the mango butter extraction here in GHANA , which is a pity because we have lots of mango trees here..
Thanks so much for adding this... am I able to copy the recipe but without using the lye? To my understanding the ash should be good enough? Please let me know. Great Recipe.
BonnieJean OHandley this response may be somewhat late as I’m only watching this video now but, the lye is what creates the very uniform look of the soap. As in the bar of soap appearance. Without it you would have the more natural looking soap😉
Thankyou so much for this. You are so sympatic, explain so good. I'd love to take this moment with you. Thanks. One think: the clear part, is only the same soap but without the ash?
Cristiane Corrêa I think you refer to the solution named ‘lye’ which is being used but not mentioned at each point. I’m not 100% sure but it isn’t natural.
Hi Victoria! Thanks for watching! I strongly suggest you research it because lye can be very dangerous to manipulate and use, trust me I learned the hard way.
Can you tell me where I will get the lye to buy in Ghana?? And if I want to make a liquid soap instead of the bar soap what should do or use?? I love your videos
Hello my dear. I just happened upon your channel because I want to learn more about African black soap making. I would like to know if you have a recipe for the soap you made. I'm curious, did you use regular lye for soap making - Sodium Hydroxide? Did you use any fragrance or was that water you used to thing the soap base.
Greetings, our traditional black soap is made with caustic ash made from plantain peels, plantain leaves and cocoa pods. The end result is a soft mushy or crumbly soap. My version is using the same ingredients in non caustic form and adding caustic soda to create a bar version of the black soap. You can take my one on one online training or buy the recipe of this soap from me. Thanks for watching. 233231074276 is my WhatsApp
This woman's a star!
Thank you!
You are fortunate to have fresh ingredients on hand!
So true, thanks for watching
You are so beautuful, talented and great! I just love and admire your work and knowledge. Much blessings and prosperity to you!
Am so grateful, thanks so for your support!
I love watching you soap! I love the creativity in your ingredients. And I love the way you laugh as you make soap. Wonderful.
I'm going to be addicted to these soaps ma'am. I was blessed to order this one today. By God's grace, I pray ABBA blesses you as I learn about all the other beautiful soaps and products you make! :D
I look forward to ordering more and others soon! :D
Amen and many thanks. Am grateful.
I got the peels an pods burnt into ashes an make my African soap its all asht an brown cane out great not too soft or musht but great I used it
Skinpassion, you are awesome! Thank you for showing how traditional soap from Africa is really made.
Thanks!
I truly enjoyed your video, this Sunday morning.
I think you did a fantastic job with these two soap and the swirl is very pretty. I LIKE!!! 😊
Thank you!!!
Thank you very much, for your video and for this beautiful and natural soap. Wishes from Rome/ Italy
Thanks you!
I'd like to see you make the African black soap without the lye solution
That would be cool. Thanks for watching
Sally Nedd you can’t make soap without lye.
@@adrienewilliams7186 Definitely you can!
@@adrienewilliams7186 I believe what she means is make the soap the way it's traditionally done, which is using ashes rich in either potassium hydroxide or sodium hydroxide. It will still be using a form of what is known as lye, just not a chemically processed and standardized form.
@@wealth8519 Agree... Nigerian (Yoruba, tribe) traditional black soap is without Lye solution
love your videos and your soaps look great , I'm a soap maker myself but just love to watch other people making soap so I can get tips and ideas, you never stop learning, keep up the good work!
Beautiful ingredients make for an amazing and healing soap 😍
Thanks!
Love this soap. Great for my skin and all the changes. It has been the only thing that has worked. You are beautiful.
I like the way you say "all the way from Accra Ghana, 👋" 😄💕💕
I just love how the soap looks and that’s a large mold!
Thank you! Go big or go home 😂
Beautiful soap!
I am super impressed....and I love ur skin color too.
I'll also like to.suggest that you often post the ingredients and quantity you use in making the soaps and all in the description box for a comprehensive knowledge
Thanks for the suggestion and thanks for watching.
You're welcome... I'm ur biggest fan 😁💑
WoW! that is some Beautiful Soap! Thanks for shareing
Love the way your soap came out. Thank you so much for sharing.💗🙏🏽
Could you please advice me, like how much or what percentage do I have to reduce my lye in making African soap bar? You are so good with this. 👍💕
I love watching your video and want to try it but you list the recipes used in making your soap. You only mentioned moringa leaf. Love your video alot. Thanks
You can use any ingredients of your choosing to make soap! Just need some Lye and oil
You are a perfect instructor
Thank you for the kind words and for watching!
Love your videos and your skin. It glows. 😊😊 Beautiful!!!
Thank you!
Those are absolutely beautiful!!! I love watching your videos. I also make handmade soaps. You are very inspiring!
I love this soap but am a little confused. What is the proportion of lye and ash?
Hello! @Ayesha I am a new beginner in making soaps. I like how you keep your soaps natural. And I also use natural ingredients in my soaps too. My question is…what does coco pods looks like?. I don’t know if we have them here, in the USA. God bless
Sorry for the very late reply, coca pods are just the thick skin of the fruit.
No wonder you have a beautiful skin
I made minds with rhebpkatain peel an cocoa pod all burntban added
I really enjoy watching you. Your such and inspiration! Love from the US!!!
Love to watch you make your soaps so fresh ♡
Mama skin passion , what does it take to be trained by you
Bless you Ayesha!
🙏🏿
Your soaps are amazing.
Could you please tell me the quantities for the ashes and oil. I don't have any moringa here. So just for the black soap. Thank you so much for your work. We are so blessed. God bless you.
Really nice
naturally beautiful! thank you for sharing. What else can we use instead of cocoa for the ash...
Madame i enjoying to watch your video specially if you smiling at what you have done
You are too kind! I appreciate you so much thank you for watching!!
congratulations!!! I'm really enjoying watching your videos. You use many natural ingredients, this does not impact the shelf life of soap? Does the soap spoil faster?
No it doesn't affect the shelf life, l still have a bar of my first papaya soap , l made five years ago. thanks for watching!
I believe oils also preserve
Can u make a video on making moringa soap by it's self
Thank you for sharing this soap making video.
You welcome
@skinpassion. Great video.
where in Ghana is the black soap made? The authentic one made by old ladies. I would appreciate your answer.
Its made in the central, Eastern and the Ashanti regions of Ghana l believe. Thanks
Hi this is a beautiful soap looks really nice would love to see you make a bay leaf soap
Would love to try it too , but we only get the dried imported leaves here as a food spice. Thanks for watching!
If ever there is anyone you know coming to Trinidad and Tobago let me know maybe i can send you some fresh leaves grined up and frozen would be nice to see you make that soap take care
OK, Thanks!
Hi Ayesha...hope i spell your name right.....I love the way you make soaps...I love all your soaps.did grow moringa plant here...I love to make for myself but i don't have any recipe about how much oil lye and water should I use...is it possible to ask for that from? thank you
You really should wear goggles to protect your eyes, and gloves as well. Encourage new or potential soapers to do the same. Aside from that really enjoyed your video ☺️
Thanks for the advice and thanks for watching
Hi,good morning 😊from your preparations I could see you did not put the mixture on fire, and what is the combination of the lye mix,I would like to know,thanks
I make cold process soaps , so l dont cook it. Its a combination of water oils and lye.
For the black soap, do you use less lye solution when adding charcoal? If so, if i use a solution of 9 oz water to 4.70 oz what would i need to cut it down to and how much ash would i need to add?
Beautiful!
Thanks!
hello Ayesha, thank you for your video is very helpful. please can you teach me how to make potash from plantain pill, after burning my dry plantain pill what then should i do? thank you.
Hi, thanks for watching. I honestly don't know how to do that.
It's a skill done by the women making the soaps in the rural area.
Unfortunately l haven't aquired that skill yet.
I love watching your videos thanks ! Wondering what are are the ingredients called that go into the African soap I would really like to try it from scratch.
The main ingredients are plantain peels, the empty pod of the cocoa fruit and plantain leaves. These 3 ingredients are dried the burnt. Thanks for watching!
Wat oil do you use
it´s water that you add many times?
I like your channel and the fact you use organic ingredients. It would help though if you used a transparent bucket instead of the colored ones so we can instead of having to zoom the camera in. It also helps you to see areas that have not been properly mixed. Also for this one i didnt see your application of the plantain skin and leaves.
Thanks alot, one more question pls, what quantity of lye do u use for what quantity of oil.
I bought a bar 2 weeks ago and used it today and I love it! I just ordered 2 more bars today 😃
I just shipped your soaps today.
Thank you very much for your support!
Skinpassion thank you and no problem
Skinpassion my soaps I ordered on May 6 I haven’t received them yet. Was it sent back to you?
So beautiful I love it please i asked you that the lye solution is preparing and the oils mixed so the quantity of the leaves or cocoa add to which mixture and how you calculate it
You can add it to the oil or the lye. The quantity of the leaves really depends on how concentrated you want it. Thanks for watching
Hello from the U.S in the great state of Texas. It's currently 2:27 AM and I love your video. Will be watching more. New Sub 🌻
Greetings from Ghana, thanks so much for watching!
I love your work of making soap. Your skin is flawless too. So is it the plantains ashes that bind the oil and moringa to make the soap?
Its the caustic version that does that.
Mine is non caustic so you will have to use caustic soda.
Hi Skinpassion, great video and beautiful soap as ever. Do you let your soap go through gel phase or just leave it as it is, considering your climate? I would love to know temperature wise. Thank you so much for very inspirational videos.
Hi, l cover it up completely so it goes through the gel face. Thanks
thanks
Dear which ingredients did u use?
So cool! I like the colors together, nice contrast. I wanted to ask you if you could make a video showing how you extract the natural butter out of cocoa nut mango seed etc
Unfortunately l don=t do the butter extractions myself, that is done by the local women as their trade, l buy from them. Also no one does the mango butter extraction here in GHANA , which is a pity because we have lots of mango trees here..
How do you make cocoa
Can I use dried moringa powder.?
Yes please
Hello.mew subscriber here and I Lobe your videos can you tell me what oils you used that are black like that
Hi Aïcha just subscribed Loved your videos So natural I Wud like to know if lye is same as caustic acid?
Very nice dear! I wish to have one... smile.
GREAT VIDEO
Thanks
Can you plz give the recipe of this with measurements
Beautiful soap
Thank you!
Wow amazing 😍 what was that white liquid in a small bottle
Hi thanks for watching! I think you're talking about the fragrances, you can add any fragrances of your choice!
What does each bar weigh?
Thanks so much for adding this... am I able to copy the recipe but without using the lye? To my understanding the ash should be good enough? Please let me know. Great Recipe.
BonnieJean OHandley this response may be somewhat late as I’m only watching this video now but, the lye is what creates the very uniform look of the soap. As in the bar of soap appearance. Without it you would have the more natural looking soap😉
exciting!
Beautiful!!
BEAUTIFUL
So Beautiful! Love it.
Thank you!
are you supposed to use Lye still even though you used the ash?
Yes , if the aim is to make a bar soap instead of the traditional soft and mushy one. The ash is lye, so its about proportions . Thanks for watching
Oh I love it where can I get it
I made my ash with plantain peels and leaves, with tamarind is that ok?
what is tamarind
www.google.com/search?q=tamarind&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwib7P2-yrjVAhVFMyYKHVVMDcAQ_AUICigB&biw=1920&bih=1070
How long does this take to cure?
Are your Moringa leaves dryed b4 you add them to the lye water. Your soaps always come out so beautiful beautiful. time and practice
Thank you! l use fresh moringa leaves.. Thanks for watching!
That's interesting. I appreciate your response. Do you have you an Ebay store?
unfortunately l don't, hoping to sell on Amazon soon. Thanks
Good work Skin passion. Enjoying your video from Nigeria. Hope you will plan a training program soonest for soap lovers like me.
We are working on implementing that, thanks for watching
I'm going to try it!!! I like vanilla could make it with that???😎😎😎
Yes you can. Thanks for watching
You did a really good job!!
Thanks
Beautiful
Excellent work
Thanks
Thankyou so much for this. You are so sympatic, explain so good. I'd love to take this moment with you. Thanks. One think: the clear part, is only the same soap but without the ash?
The clear green part is made with moringa, the black part is the ash.
Thank you!
Cristiane Corrêa I think you refer to the solution named ‘lye’ which is being used but not mentioned at each point. I’m not 100% sure but it isn’t natural.
beautiful!
Pls can I get the measurement of lye, water and oils thanks
Hi Victoria! Thanks for watching! I strongly suggest you research it because lye can be very dangerous to manipulate and use, trust me I learned the hard way.
FRESH MORINGA!
The freshest!
I love this.
Thanks!
How many ounces of essential oils do you use in your soap?
Can you tell me where I will get the lye to buy in Ghana?? And if I want to make a liquid soap instead of the bar soap what should do or use?? I love your videos
I live in Nungua and l buy my lye at the Nungua market. Am not into liquid soap, can't tell
Thanks for watching
Hello my dear. I just happened upon your channel because I want to learn more about African black soap making. I would like to know if you have a recipe for the soap you made. I'm curious, did you use regular lye for soap making - Sodium Hydroxide? Did you use any fragrance or was that water you used to thing the soap base.
Greetings, our traditional black soap is made with caustic ash made from plantain peels, plantain leaves and cocoa pods. The end result is a soft mushy or crumbly soap. My version is using the same ingredients in non caustic form and adding caustic soda to create a bar version of the black soap.
You can take my one on one online training or buy the recipe of this soap from me. Thanks for watching. 233231074276 is my WhatsApp
@@Skinpassion do u have Ebooks forsale as well???
Well done...Beautiful
Thank you!
Assalamallikkum
Black powder,is it activated charcoal powder.
No, its burnt cocoa pods and plantain peels
Many thanks ur kind replay.
About how much ashes u add in cocoa peel an plantain peel ash to the mixture of 2 lbs fat
it really depend on how much you want in your soap. honestly l dont measure mine.
please can I know the kind of oil you used, is it kernel oil?
Kernell oils, vegetable oils , shea butter, castor oil
Can we see you prepare hot process African black soap
Gorgeous!!! Thank you so much for sharing!
You are very welcome
I like it
You always do such a good job girl
Thanks