Traditional Aleppo Soap Making

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  • Опубліковано 7 лис 2024

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  • @Crys40
    @Crys40 8 років тому +1

    Thanks for the recipe and the water discount made a big difference. The first time I tried it in a small batch (not with your recipe), it was way too soft and three weeks later, it's still soft. I will be able to cut yours tomorrow. Thanks again - I'm excited!

  • @HBaygun11
    @HBaygun11 5 років тому +17

    Traditional Turkish and Aleppo soaps are not cold process, hot process.

    • @someinteresting
      @someinteresting 4 роки тому +1

      I'm guessing that's because cold process gives smooth texture and better look.

  • @trishfrench1927
    @trishfrench1927 8 років тому

    Thank you for teaching us how to make Aleppo. It is something I have wanted to do for years, and now I am able to try it

  • @Sweetlifefarm
    @Sweetlifefarm 7 років тому +21

    Watched this, and have watched the video of them making in Syria. So sad for that country. Maybe we can help carry their traditions forward. Would love to get my hands on some laurel berry oil for a decent price.

    • @dandyd14441
      @dandyd14441 5 років тому +2

      Nancy Fortner
      Thank you so much you are such a sweet Lady thinking of us in this terrible war and what happened to us. 🙏🙏🙏God bless you

  • @Divinelites1
    @Divinelites1 9 років тому

    I love when you bring out soap that is not common here....educational....thanks Iris

  • @macster1457
    @macster1457 8 років тому +5

    most people I know that hate patchouli ends up loving it after they use it in the shower.. patchouli is one of those scents that smells completely different in the bottle than on the skin after you use it.

  • @dandyd14441
    @dandyd14441 5 років тому

    Amazing video.. thank you so much I love Aleppo soap. I started to love making soap ,recently bought a book for me as a start and definitely I m gonna try your recipe one day. Thank you again. Your explanation to Aleppo soap making is exactly what They really do.

  • @MahmoudSuhail
    @MahmoudSuhail 5 років тому +7

    As per Syrian Quality Control of Aleppo Laurel Bay Soap - Aleppo, it should be of
    1- Olive Oil second press oil (Mitraf Oil in Arabic that is not for dietary use); not less than 50% (some use up to 82%)
    2- Laurey Bay cold press oil and other oils (non-animal ones); 26% (less if using more Second press olive oil)
    3- NaOH 13%
    4- Water 5%
    5- Glycerine would be one good additive as well
    And its Laurel Bay (not berry)

    • @carolynnash780
      @carolynnash780 Рік тому

      Thank you so much for explaining about this fascinating soap. I appreciate you.

    • @ElKebab
      @ElKebab 2 місяці тому

      Hi Mate, which temperature should i use? And am i supposed to cook the NaOH too?

  • @bramble-berry
    @bramble-berry 9 років тому +4

    Looks very creamy and skin loving. =)

  • @agfillion1
    @agfillion1 7 років тому +5

    It's very expensive because it comes from the Middle East. I love it but have to use some fragrance like a rosemary or patchouli blend to make it smell good. It doesn't stink, it's just very herbaceous. It's works as an astringent so if you want it for acne a 30% solution is great. If you want it for normal skin then 20% is better.

    • @nadiacusan3799
      @nadiacusan3799 4 роки тому

      it is very expensive not because its from syria but because they use laural bay oil which is very very expensive, I know I have a recipe from a lady that is from syria and she gave it to me to make her some this is the real soap recipe

    • @ladye6907
      @ladye6907 3 роки тому

      30% lye solution ?

    • @nadiacusan3799
      @nadiacusan3799 3 роки тому +1

      @@ladye6907 sorry the recipe she gave me, it is a secret I can't tell you that is why she gave it to me to make some for her and her family and she gave me permission to sell it but not to give out her recipe

  • @dcuevas24
    @dcuevas24 3 роки тому

    Looks so creamy Jen lovely!

  • @katherineahrens9062
    @katherineahrens9062 9 років тому +1

    Thanks for sharing another great video... I love that you introduce us to soaping recipes that are unique... this is one I'm definitely going to try... you've quite the knack for teaching... that's something not many are capable of... whenever I watch your videos, I feel as if I'm in your kitchen right along side you watching and learning from a friend.... Thanks for all you do to share what you've learned so that the rest of us might someday be as relaxed as you are when making soap... I think your boys add an element to your videos that make them feel even more like real life. They're great... and you are a wonderful mom... I've been meaning to say this for a while now... I think you're a wonderful person... if I lived close to you, I'd want to be your friend...

    • @BeScentedSupply
      @BeScentedSupply  9 років тому +3

      Katherine Ahrens oh wow! thank you so much. I am so glad my videos help others. you made my day with your comment. thank you again

  • @lelandrogers1078
    @lelandrogers1078 9 років тому +8

    Sadly, the soap company in Aleppo, Syria has had to leave Syria due to the fighting. They couldn't get supplies and the fighting made life difficult and dangerous.

  • @63eh74
    @63eh74 7 років тому +2

    Hey, I wanted to ask. It maybe on your newer video. Thanks to you I've switched to heat transfer, but with the all liquid, are you willing to share your temps? I'm getting my laurel from Bescented in the mail day after tomorrow. Very excited. Do you do the 10* different method? Room temp? What works the best with Aleppo?

  • @abeirheib4871
    @abeirheib4871 2 роки тому

    Thank you so much for the recipe. Do you have a recipe for 40-50% laurel oil??

  • @PrettyAliceNight
    @PrettyAliceNight 9 років тому

    I saw that laurel Berry oil on your website when I ordered something last week and wondered what it was. I might just have to go back and buy some and try making this soap out myself.

    • @BeScentedSupply
      @BeScentedSupply  9 років тому

      PrettyAliceMoon lol, i am very excited to see how this soap turns out in a few months.

  • @mbenz9389
    @mbenz9389 5 років тому +3

    You need to cook it! This is the cold method. I have lived in Aleppo for 17 years.

    • @shalenemclaughlin2880
      @shalenemclaughlin2880 5 років тому +1

      Lionheart IV I want to make some and trying to learn everything. What do you mean cooking it?

    • @mbenz9389
      @mbenz9389 4 роки тому

      Shalene Mclaughlin they are heating that liquid for days. They called it "cooking the soap"

    • @mbenz9389
      @mbenz9389 4 роки тому

      You not really. It's definitely not the same bruv.

  • @kikisoaps6544
    @kikisoaps6544 7 років тому +2

    Hi Jen, would it be ok to use pomace olive oil for this recipe?

  • @muhammadx656
    @muhammadx656 8 років тому +2

    Very nice thanks. Aleppo soap is the best....

  • @RosesareWild6323
    @RosesareWild6323 8 років тому +1

    i learn so much from you , thanks so much

  • @marianbrown1491
    @marianbrown1491 2 роки тому

    Good morning this will be my first time making this soap I hope it comes out good ☺️

  • @erlyshiatan2922
    @erlyshiatan2922 7 років тому +1

    Wow! May I know at what temperature did you blend your lye and oils? Thank you very much.

  • @dandyd14441
    @dandyd14441 5 років тому +2

    Can I ask you please where did you get this amount of laurel berry oil?

  • @fparradieguez
    @fparradieguez 9 років тому

    Thank you very much for s ha r ing your recepie. very informative. I love your soaps. I will order some soon.

  • @joannayoungjanet
    @joannayoungjanet 5 років тому

    I love you for sh aring this recipe ...

  • @sudsnsatin
    @sudsnsatin 9 років тому +1

    Please update us once this soap has cured. I'd love to see it and know how it feels/cleans once it's cured. I know it will be a while but we can wait.

  • @mariebarnes416
    @mariebarnes416 6 років тому +2

    Very informative. Thank you.

  • @katherinebailey7804
    @katherinebailey7804 9 років тому +1

    Thank you so very much! Very informative.

  • @Yaizalh78
    @Yaizalh78 5 років тому

    Hello good morning, I would like to know where I can find Aleppo oil, here in the Canary Islands there is not, I have made a macerate of laurel and olive and it is not the same but good. I wait for an answer thanks.

  • @MrRaf10
    @MrRaf10 8 років тому

    I have made this recipe but the smell has nothing to do with the real lovely smell of the original allepo soap. I suppose the put aromatic herbs in the oil or something like that. It has to be a secret. Any idea about it?

  • @Yaizalh78
    @Yaizalh78 5 років тому

    I formulated the Soaps with a formula they gave me, I don't do it for medrulandia. I would like to know so that a soap does not dry the person's skin, what to put on soap, thanks.

  • @sandyconman6578
    @sandyconman6578 8 років тому +1

    Try heating up your soap stamp it should help .

  • @brendanabel4728
    @brendanabel4728 7 років тому +2

    FYI, turn playback to 1.5-2 and it sounds about normal speed.

  • @Soapjunkii
    @Soapjunkii 7 років тому

    How did it turn out for you? How long did it take to cure? I want to try this soon.

  • @kikisoaps6544
    @kikisoaps6544 7 років тому

    I have the ingredients to make this , so what's the best temperature for the lyewater and oil?

    • @kikisoaps6544
      @kikisoaps6544 7 років тому

      What about adding sodium lactate with this recipe?

  • @ritasmith3793
    @ritasmith3793 7 років тому

    Watched and liked !!!

  • @annemorris7132
    @annemorris7132 8 років тому

    you said that you sell laurel berry oil I like to know can I still buy this oil from you let me know thanks Ann

  • @mervathidar5902
    @mervathidar5902 8 років тому +1

    could you how much oils by grames please ? thank you

  • @jaimecadorniga1496
    @jaimecadorniga1496 5 років тому

    What is the ph level of your soap?

  • @JGPANDT
    @JGPANDT 8 років тому +5

    Where do you get the laurel oil? everything online is crazy for the price

  • @redcgarland
    @redcgarland 7 років тому

    I'm happy I watched this. Didn't know the history

  • @lillyday1591
    @lillyday1591 7 років тому

    Hi Jen, thank you for sharing your craft with me. I love alppo soap but sometimes the odor is a bit much, would you happen to know of anyone who adds an essential oil, and or what essential oil would be good to go with? I'll just melt and pour what I have left and add the oil.

  • @babsrodriguez5267
    @babsrodriguez5267 4 роки тому

    Where do you get your laurel berry oil?

    • @Kevin-sm8pn
      @Kevin-sm8pn 2 роки тому +1

      Most likely Overseas. It's expensive and not available in stores.

  • @Manjit702
    @Manjit702 8 років тому

    what is proportion of water

  • @JaneThomas58
    @JaneThomas58 6 років тому +1

    Is this formula 5% superfat?

  • @lilbri2626
    @lilbri2626 7 років тому

    Watched and liked

  • @cnmuc
    @cnmuc 4 роки тому

    Original Aleppo Soap is made in Hot Process. This is just something similar.

  • @paulamello5532
    @paulamello5532 7 років тому

    Hi! Thanks for sharing your video. Do you mind send the quantities written down? English is not my mother tongue and you speak quite fast. Thanks! Paula.

  • @joanfischer1819
    @joanfischer1819 4 роки тому +1

    Your soaps are lovely! However, traditionally Aleppo is made by the hot process method.

  • @tammyjohnson8348
    @tammyjohnson8348 9 років тому

    Did you say this soap has to cure for 6 months? Or did I read that somewhere?
    Thanks!

  • @willemh3319
    @willemh3319 5 років тому

    on how they make oil watch the film from mr rafi

  • @tostfrancis5825
    @tostfrancis5825 Рік тому

    This is not at all the way to create Alep soap. Please change the title or the recipe.

  • @esthernwousi9813
    @esthernwousi9813 3 роки тому

    Aleppo soap is hot process, boiled for days...this is not what your recipe is ...

  • @redcgarland
    @redcgarland 7 років тому

    Watched and liked