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I made your hair cream and my hair loves it. I changed the formula a bit by adding mango butter and shea butter. Also, I removed the aloe vera . after doing research, i found out that btms 50 does not go well with aloe vera. No flakes and easily melts in my hair. Thank you for sharing.
Great video! Just a little feedback, you honestly don’t need to boil flaxseeds long to get a really good thick gel. You only need about 8-10 minutes and it turns out nice and thick when it cools. I like mines thick too. Also strain immediately through a strainer while hot that way you don’t have to use your hands unless you really want some extra.
@@She_Tried_It oh no, the grammar police 😱. I can say what I want. You don’t like it, don’t read it and keep it moving. This post is old. I am happy however, that I moved you to respond. 😉 Whoever takes the time out of their life to correct people’s grammar on a social platform really don’t got no life, and I feel sorry for you. People will always try to take a positive and make a negative.
Oh my I made this hair cream, using it as a curl cream mostly a month ago with a different oil and Shea butter and I must say it is superb. I got a perfect braids out for the first time. The emulsion stays okay with perfect preserving.
@@sijinrfA non-toxic preservative to use is phenyoxyethanol I think it's a lil more expensive than the other preservatives tho I don't know which one she used
Yaya, you’re so awesome and unselfish. Thank you for sharing and caring for your subscribers. Can’t wait for the new formulation of this. Love and Peace!🙏🏽❤️
So I used your measurements to make my own curling cream and I just want to say you made life easier for me. Before I would boil fenugreek seeds, sea moss, flaxseeds, hisbiscus flower (for the color), roses and chia seeds. strain everything use my emersion blender to merge everything together with some xanthan gum and my oils. with a preservative, it would like for 2.5 months but i cant wait to see how long this emulsion last.
Hi my dear I used flaxseed from last year I can't go with out it my hair is just growing and glowing I'll recommend this to lost off my friend's love this product
I do prefer the cream method bc I personally cannot deal with the plain flaxseed after the boil, it reminds me too much of snot. Thanx for showing us there are different ways to actually use flaxseed gel. I had mine sitting in the cabinet bc I just can’t put my hands in it after it boils like that. And I can handle a lot of things but plain flaxseed isn’t one of them. Thx again and very much appreciated ❤
I made this about a month ago using cactus and olive oil, aloe Vera add ICE I came out really well still using it did not separate and I did use opthein plus
This is a fun product idea- I might try something similar in a few weeks when I take down my crochet braids. For your problems with the final product, I have a few suggestions based on my own experimenting with homemade products: 1. Reducing the amount of flaxseed gel. I think it’s fine to do 1/2 plain water 1/2 flax gel in your water phase, as the mucilage in the gel adheres strongly to hair. Fine when it’s crystal clear but not great when it’s in a very obvious white product. Flax seed extract is one possibility, but seems a bit pricey. A cheaper alternative is to simply soak the seeds in boiling hot water until the water cools, then blend and lightly strain the mixture. Still extracting most of the lovely benefits, but you’ll miss the worst of the film forming. 2. Changing the emulsifier. We all love BTMS for it’s cationic conditioning properties, but its applications are much more limited than the DIY community will originally lead us to believe. I don’t want to get too much into the science of it, but plant mucilage can have a wide range of pH’s though the ones lauded in the natural hair community tend to be alkaline and full of lovely electrolytes like Ca, Mg, K, etc., and a bevy of negative ions to bind these lovely electrolytes. These, when mixed with cationic BTMS, is every high school chemistry teacher’s wet dream and hairstylist’s worst nightmare: precipitating salt. So you can avoid the worst of this by switching to a non ionic emulsifier like Montanov 68 or a Polysorbate, blending like hell, and then testing pH adjusting bit by bit to find the best point when you can maximize preservative efficiency while minimizing flake. It’s also worth looking into getting a preservative with good operating at less acidic/neutral conditions. 3. Like you mentioned, certain co-emulsifiers might work to increase spreadability. Cetyl alcohol is very good, but I find stearyl alcohol works even better to decrease drag. I think it’s also worth looking into changing your main oil to something oilier- an olive or avocado oil or even Shea butter might be a good choice. However, I don’t think your stability is going to be an issue at all with this product as mucilage has some emulsifying properties so it’s essentially acting as its own co-emulsifier. Those are the main useful suggestions that ran through my mind as I watched this video. I’m excited to see where your reformulating takes you!
This was awesome information and well said. Thank you so much. I will take many of your suggestions and others into consideration when reformulating. I love this learning community! The fact that we can all learn from each other is amazing. Thank you again for sharing. 😊💜
@@YayaDIYCreations absolutely! It’s great to have forums like these where we can bounce our ideas off each other, solve problems together, and inspire each other. ❤️
Thank you for all you do for us, I was hoping that you had tested a new batch lol. I can not wait for you to test a new one I'll be here with bells on LOL!
@ahhhhhh6085 It's more foodier and takes less time to cook. You can actually soak it for a period of time and consume it. I soak in a little water flaxseed...chia... almond nuts...pumpkin...hemp seeds. Then I add almond milk nitric oxide vitamin c powder and collagen powder.
Hey Yaya! Do you have a video about alcohols in hair care products and the how to identify the ones that may be scalp irritants? I want to make a gel that doesn't irritate my scalp
Hello!!! Love your video btw. I've always wondered if germall plus and or optiphen can properly preserve botanical like flax seed gel, herbal teas snd or formulation with botanicals in it. What is your thoughts on this?
I tested a flaxseeds gel using Leucidal Liquid SF as the preservative and the product grew fungus within days. I plan to try again with Germall Plus…It would be wonderful to know a great preservative that will be ideal for this
Yes. You are right . I tried testing with the preservatives that I had on hand to see the affects. I definitely will try others that are out there or recommended. I’m definitely not giving up just yet lol
Absolutely! I want to make sure you all have all the information needed to build upon, improve, or reformulate any creation I present. And to know that it is a learning process. Nothing will ever be perfect. 💜💜
I remember the flax seed cream I tried to make, an epic fail lol. That was years ago tho. Yours look so uniform, can’t wait until the update to see how long it’ll hold up in stabilization.
Thank you for the instructions, i made this cream and i really liked it. I´m a men with long, straight hair and this really brings a lot of moisture into my always dry hair, but it also makes a bit too fatty. Next time when can I just reduce the amount of Oil to make it a more watery cream? How much BTMS-50 / Olivem1000 should i use then? And what about the cetyl alcohols? Thanks so much again :)
Maybe try adding aloe gel or juice, or coconut milk and cut back on the cocoa butter n shea butter to hopefully rid the clumping or residue left in the hair.
Nothing beats a failure but a try Queen. Do not pass this energy off onto your kids.. What is there to be scared of when it comes to the emulsion process? JUST TRY QUEEN 👸🏽‼️🙏🏽🌹🥰
The flaking of this is not a drill. The only way I could somewhat compensate was by increasing water fraction and switching to a different emulsifier. Turns out, btms 25 and btms 50 don't do so well with electrolyte rich solutions...
@@samanthaknapo I’m not the OP but flaking in a hair product is usually caused by compounds inside reacting. When dealing with solutions like these with a high amount of electrolytes (or similar alkaline solutions), a cationic emulsifier like BTMS can react with it and form a solid salt, which will mix with the other ingredients in the cream and result in unsightly flakes. The best way to avoid this would be to either use an emulsifier at a similar pH to your other ingredients (basic emulsifiers include glyceryl stearate and your surfactants/soaps. Alternatively, you can use a non-ionic emulsifier like Montanov 68 (my go to emulsifier for any facial products), or the Polysorbates. I’m sure Montanov 68 or Polysorbate 80 would make a fantastic choice for this formula.
Hi Yaya thanks for this recipe. Have you tried the new version you wanted to experiment for stability since you have concerns. Please do share if you have new version. Thanks.
"Hello, I appreciate the suggestion, and sending love from India. Could you please assist me with a concern? I'm worried about potential moisture retention if I use this product for an extended period. Additionally, could you explain the purpose of BTMS 50? Lastly, is it possible to incorporate soap base into it to create a shampoo bar? Thank you for your help."
Hi. I have a question because I have chronic fatigue in pain. Do you have an idea of what type of press I could use to be able to squeeze the gel out of my products as I'm making them that won't harm them?
hello thankyou so much for this video but i have one question, if i wanted to use only shea butter, and add cetyl alcohol with it, how much should i put?
Hola soy Mexicana Mi niña tenía su pelo lasio desde que nació cuando comenzando a interesarme la cosmética prepare este gel de linaza lo hervir junto con flor de Jamaica (Ibisco) el gel quedó rojo y ese gel se lo puese a mi niña ya para entonces de 9 años en cabello mojado resien salida de bañar el pelo escurría de puro gel pero no sé lo seque solo le envolví su cabello con una camisa grande la camisa se mojaba y le ponía otra camisa y así asta que su pelo ya no Escurría más gel no se Aclaro el pelo así se lo dejo otro día se baño y así lo hise con su pelo cada mes solo por 3 meses hoy ya no lo ago desde ace 1 año pero ahora ella es totalmente china su pelo se llenó de rizos ya no me necesita máscarillas de gel para rizos .
Use a soap calculator or an excel spreadsheet to figure out the percentages of each ingredient and you will understand the basic formula and can we experiment from there. Scale the recipe down to a 100g project size so you have less waste. Honey goes in the water phase. Honey goes in the water phase.
Thank you for sharing your recipe! Im thinking of starting to create a leave in conditioner for my hair. I was wondering would it be possible to not add the flaxseed gell in the water phase. Instead of incorporating the gell & glycerine into the oil, can i just add glycerine only?
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It took me years to figure out the perfect recipe for flaxseed gel. 😩
My Recipe:
- 2 cups Distilled water
- 1/2 cup Whole flaxseeds
Directions:
- Boil 20 minutes, then strain.
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Greetings, please am in need of this flaxseed where can I have it ? Am in Cameroon , Buea.
I made your hair cream and my hair loves it. I changed the formula a bit by adding mango butter and shea butter. Also, I removed the aloe vera . after doing research, i found out that btms 50 does not go well with aloe vera. No flakes and easily melts in my hair. Thank you for sharing.
Which one of the preservatives did you use?
Hey what was the preservative you used ?
Can you the best formulation formula
Great video! Just a little feedback, you honestly don’t need to boil flaxseeds long to get a really good thick gel. You only need about 8-10 minutes and it turns out nice and thick when it cools. I like mines thick too. Also strain immediately through a strainer while hot that way you don’t have to use your hands unless you really want some extra.
I do the same with mine.
I think she put a 10 mins time stamp on the screen when she boiled it .. but might not have said it so I was a little off
Please stop saying mines. Its just mine.
@@She_Tried_It oh no, the grammar police 😱. I can say what I want. You don’t like it, don’t read it and keep it moving. This post is old. I am happy however, that I moved you to respond. 😉 Whoever takes the time out of their life to correct people’s grammar on a social platform really don’t got no life, and I feel sorry for you. People will always try to take a positive and make a negative.
😂😂🤣🤣
Oh my I made this hair cream, using it as a curl cream mostly a month ago with a different oil and Shea butter and I must say it is superb. I got a perfect braids out for the first time.
The emulsion stays okay with perfect preserving.
Great! I am hoping for the best. Thank you for sharing! 😊💜
How do you use this product? Is it a leave in product? My hair is straight but could I use this?
What is the preservative used ?
@@sijinrfA non-toxic preservative to use is phenyoxyethanol
I think it's a lil more expensive than the other preservatives tho
I don't know which one she used
Yaya, you’re so awesome and unselfish. Thank you for sharing and caring for your subscribers. Can’t wait for the new formulation of this. Love and Peace!🙏🏽❤️
So I used your measurements to make my own curling cream and I just want to say you made life easier for me. Before I would boil fenugreek seeds, sea moss, flaxseeds, hisbiscus flower (for the color), roses and chia seeds. strain everything use my emersion blender to merge everything together with some xanthan gum and my oils. with a preservative, it would like for 2.5 months but i cant wait to see how long this emulsion last.
How long did this last?
How long it last
Please provide link of that video
Do you have a formule for your version?
Hi my dear I used flaxseed from last year I can't go with out it my hair is just growing and glowing I'll recommend this to lost off my friend's love this product
can it reduced or even get rid of dandruff too?
I do prefer the cream method bc I personally cannot deal with the plain flaxseed after the boil, it reminds me too much of snot. Thanx for showing us there are different ways to actually use flaxseed gel. I had mine sitting in the cabinet bc I just can’t put my hands in it after it boils like that. And I can handle a lot of things but plain flaxseed isn’t one of them. Thx again and very much appreciated ❤
You loose a lot of gel when using cheesecloth, a strainer is best and it’s alot easier too 😊
To God be the glory. You look amazing. May God bless you and your household Amen ❤
I made this about a month ago using cactus and olive oil, aloe Vera add ICE I came out really well still using it did not separate and I did use opthein plus
How did you do pls
Yaya, You are a true GEM! A such a professional and your delivery is so enjoyable. I truly wish you well in all your endeavors.
Thank you.🌻
Aww Thank you so much! 😊💜
Bonjour Mme est ce que tu as une autre site la ou tu parles français merci et bonne journée
Hello Ms. do you have another site where you speak English thank you and have a nice day
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This is a fun product idea- I might try something similar in a few weeks when I take down my crochet braids.
For your problems with the final product, I have a few suggestions based on my own experimenting with homemade products:
1. Reducing the amount of flaxseed gel. I think it’s fine to do 1/2 plain water 1/2 flax gel in your water phase, as the mucilage in the gel adheres strongly to hair. Fine when it’s crystal clear but not great when it’s in a very obvious white product. Flax seed extract is one possibility, but seems a bit pricey. A cheaper alternative is to simply soak the seeds in boiling hot water until the water cools, then blend and lightly strain the mixture. Still extracting most of the lovely benefits, but you’ll miss the worst of the film forming.
2. Changing the emulsifier. We all love BTMS for it’s cationic conditioning properties, but its applications are much more limited than the DIY community will originally lead us to believe. I don’t want to get too much into the science of it, but plant mucilage can have a wide range of pH’s though the ones lauded in the natural hair community tend to be alkaline and full of lovely electrolytes like Ca, Mg, K, etc., and a bevy of negative ions to bind these lovely electrolytes. These, when mixed with cationic BTMS, is every high school chemistry teacher’s wet dream and hairstylist’s worst nightmare: precipitating salt. So you can avoid the worst of this by switching to a non ionic emulsifier like Montanov 68 or a Polysorbate, blending like hell, and then testing pH adjusting bit by bit to find the best point when you can maximize preservative efficiency while minimizing flake. It’s also worth looking into getting a preservative with good operating at less acidic/neutral conditions.
3. Like you mentioned, certain co-emulsifiers might work to increase spreadability. Cetyl alcohol is very good, but I find stearyl alcohol works even better to decrease drag. I think it’s also worth looking into changing your main oil to something oilier- an olive or avocado oil or even Shea butter might be a good choice.
However, I don’t think your stability is going to be an issue at all with this product as mucilage has some emulsifying properties so it’s essentially acting as its own co-emulsifier.
Those are the main useful suggestions that ran through my mind as I watched this video.
I’m excited to see where your reformulating takes you!
This was awesome information and well said. Thank you so much. I will take many of your suggestions and others into consideration when reformulating. I love this learning community! The fact that we can all learn from each other is amazing. Thank you again for sharing. 😊💜
@@YayaDIYCreations absolutely! It’s great to have forums like these where we can bounce our ideas off each other, solve problems together, and inspire each other. ❤️
More hair creams please 🥳
More coming soon. 😊💜
This is exactly the recipe I was looking for! Thank you so much! ❤
Thank you for all you do for us, I was hoping that you had tested a new batch lol.
I can not wait for you to test a new one I'll be here with bells on LOL!
I am happy to help! I will keep monitoring this one and test flaxseed gel by itself with different preservatives. 😊💜
Soak the flax seed for at least 30 minutes before boiling.
Hi, if I may ask. Why?
@ahhhhhh6085
It's more foodier and takes less time to cook. You can actually soak it for a period of time and consume it. I soak in a little water flaxseed...chia... almond nuts...pumpkin...hemp seeds. Then I add almond milk nitric oxide vitamin c powder and collagen powder.
@@callyjr3356 I see, thank you❤️
Where can I order yout hair cream please. 🎉❤
Ma thanks for this recipe, ma can you use it for a leave in conditioner
Hi how to use it ??? Can u plz tell me
I love coming here. You have educated me on some many things. Thank you Divaaaaa ty❤️
Thank you for coming! Happy to help! 😊💜
wow this is really a good cream cant wait to make it, can one also apply on the skin at yaya DIY Creations
looks great! Just curious if you reformulated this yet? I would love to find out what you changed! Thanks so much.❤
Hey Yaya! Do you have a video about alcohols in hair care products and the how to identify the ones that may be scalp irritants? I want to make a gel that doesn't irritate my scalp
Which preservative you used?
Thank you Yaya. I will try this but will try it with flaxseed oil.
Love flaxseeds. Thank you for sharing~~~~
I just love your formulations🥰
Thank you so much! Happy to share! 😊💜
Hello!!! Love your video btw. I've always wondered if germall plus and or optiphen can properly preserve botanical like flax seed gel, herbal teas snd or formulation with botanicals in it. What is your thoughts on this?
In most cases they should work just fine. I will be testing flaxseed gel with a few different preservatives in an upcoming video. Stay tune. 😊💜
Thank you!! I appreciate it
I tested a flaxseeds gel using Leucidal Liquid SF as the preservative and the product grew fungus within days. I plan to try again with Germall Plus…It would be wonderful to know a great preservative that will be ideal for this
@@ckells I believe Leucidal is a natural preservative and may not be a Broad spectrum preservative or at least not strong enough for botanicals
Yes. You are right . I tried testing with the preservatives that I had on hand to see the affects. I definitely will try others that are out there or recommended. I’m definitely not giving up just yet lol
Hi mam could you please tell what is the self life of this cream thank you
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Thanks for your honesty in mentioning your observation with the formula. I’m grateful. It will be good to show us the outcome on the stability.
Absolutely! I want to make sure you all have all the information needed to build upon, improve, or reformulate any creation I present. And to know that it is a learning process. Nothing will ever be perfect. 💜💜
I remember the flax seed cream I tried to make, an epic fail lol. That was years ago tho. Yours look so uniform, can’t wait until the update to see how long it’ll hold up in stabilization.
I know exactly what you mean. I believe more stabilizers and less flaxseed gel will do the trick. I will keep you all posted. 😊💜
I had the same problem several times. I boiled 10+ and +++ minutes, cooled - but no gel! Suggestions PLEASE🤦🏾♂️ 🙏🏽
@@lec7350Was the heat low? Looks like her heat was high
Great tutorial, very informative. ❤
Pray I can try it. I was looking for this long time.
From Nigeria
Impressive, thank you for sharing!
Thank you for watching! 😊💜
Thank you for the instructions, i made this cream and i really liked it. I´m a men with long, straight hair and this really brings a lot of moisture into my always dry hair, but it also makes a bit too fatty. Next time when can I just reduce the amount of Oil to make it a more watery cream? How much BTMS-50 / Olivem1000 should i use then? And what about the cetyl alcohols? Thanks so much again :)
Wow! Amazing! New subscriber here!! Thanks a million for this. What can I use in the absence of Btms-50 ? Broad spectrum emulsifiers please 🙏🏽
Thanks!
Maybe try adding aloe gel or juice, or coconut milk and cut back on the cocoa butter n shea butter to hopefully rid the clumping or residue left in the hair.
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Loved this video especially the jars! Where did you find these pretty jars!? X
I make a gel with xzantum gum and add preservative so far it's working its a bit thicker with the gum because I hate having to use it cold
What preservative do you add?
Ho much gum you use
Even though I won’t be able to make this, I appreciate your DIY’s .. when it comes to the emulsion process I get scared and back off.
Nothing beats a failure but a try Queen. Do not pass this energy off onto your kids.. What is there to be scared of when it comes to the emulsion process? JUST TRY QUEEN 👸🏽‼️🙏🏽🌹🥰
The flaking of this is not a drill. The only way I could somewhat compensate was by increasing water fraction and switching to a different emulsifier. Turns out, btms 25 and btms 50 don't do so well with electrolyte rich solutions...
Hi @KRenee what emulsifier do you use now?
@@samanthaknapo I’m not the OP but flaking in a hair product is usually caused by compounds inside reacting. When dealing with solutions like these with a high amount of electrolytes (or similar alkaline solutions), a cationic emulsifier like BTMS can react with it and form a solid salt, which will mix with the other ingredients in the cream and result in unsightly flakes.
The best way to avoid this would be to either use an emulsifier at a similar pH to your other ingredients (basic emulsifiers include glyceryl stearate and your surfactants/soaps. Alternatively, you can use a non-ionic emulsifier like Montanov 68 (my go to emulsifier for any facial products), or the Polysorbates. I’m sure Montanov 68 or Polysorbate 80 would make a fantastic choice for this formula.
Thank you... are extracts and sodium gluconate ok to use with btms 50
Hi Yaya thanks for this recipe. Have you tried the new version you wanted to experiment for stability since you have concerns. Please do share if you have new version. Thanks.
Hey! Can you use aloe Vera gel instead of the juice?
Hey Yaya! Is this recipe high porosity friendly? It seems like it is!!! Love this!
Thank you
"Hello, I appreciate the suggestion, and sending love from India. Could you please assist me with a concern? I'm worried about potential moisture retention if I use this product for an extended period. Additionally, could you explain the purpose of BTMS 50? Lastly, is it possible to incorporate soap base into it to create a shampoo bar? Thank you for your help."
Thank you so much may God bless you amen 🙏💖
Hi. I have a question because I have chronic fatigue in pain. Do you have an idea of what type of press I could use to be able to squeeze the gel out of my products as I'm making them that won't harm them?
I use xanthum gum as an emulsifier
I forgot about flaxseed gel. Nice video.
I would like to know how to preserve Flax see gel without refrigerator Which oil can I use
I just saw this video, I really like it, but enjoy, I want to make it
hello thankyou so much for this video but i have one question, if i wanted to use only shea butter, and add cetyl alcohol with it, how much should i put?
Hey yaya your work is really amazing but please can you make rice water conditioner plssss😃😃😘👇
How long does it last
use egg as both a treatment and emulsifier. I call it mayonnaise for the hair
Hey love this video..♥️
How to use this cream ??
This is great love 😍
Thank you! 😊💜
I'm wondering which one of the preservatives is best? I saw they have one that is made from coconut.
Hi, Yaya love your video I have a question. What butter could I use for fine hair that will not weigh my hair down?
Hi, thanks ❤. What i want to ask is if you have written a book upon your hair creams?
I use a metal sieve to strain my flax seed whilst hot and then just allow it to drain on its own.
Can you teach me how you do this and the ingredients I'm from Algeria please
I wanted to ask do u offer classes on how to make these
Great
Please define what's BTMS and which preservatives are you using??
YaYa, can I use a liquid emulsifier? If so how much would be good to to use?
Isopropyl Myristate
Hi! I tried using it and all came out well. 🌹🥰
I need a cream method to nourish and straighten hair with natural materials
Hey! Thanks for this perfect recipe.
I wanna ask u about if I can use it for curling my hair?
Hola soy Mexicana Mi niña tenía su pelo lasio desde que nació cuando comenzando a interesarme la cosmética prepare este gel de linaza lo hervir junto con flor de Jamaica (Ibisco) el gel quedó rojo y ese gel se lo puese a mi niña ya para entonces de 9 años en cabello mojado resien salida de bañar el pelo escurría de puro gel pero no sé lo seque solo le envolví su cabello con una camisa grande la camisa se mojaba y le ponía otra camisa y así asta que su pelo ya no Escurría más gel no se Aclaro el pelo así se lo dejo otro día se baño y así lo hise con su pelo cada mes solo por 3 meses hoy ya no lo ago desde ace 1 año pero ahora ella es totalmente china su pelo se llenó de rizos ya no me necesita máscarillas de gel para rizos .
Great video 😍😍 Which stability tests do you conduct in your hair products?
Amazing!!! The best treatment for hair. ❤️😘
Thank you! 😊💜
Hello, thank you for the recipe. If I just want to make flax seed gel but add oil and honey how much should I use?
Use a soap calculator or an excel spreadsheet to figure out the percentages of each ingredient and you will understand the basic formula and can we experiment from there. Scale the recipe down to a 100g project size so you have less waste. Honey goes in the water phase. Honey goes in the water phase.
Do you know how to make a leave in deep conditioner I’m trying to shorten wash days😭
I love using this
Thanks 😊
What is shelf life?
Welcome! That has yet to be determined. I am monitoring it now and will keep you all posted. 😊💜
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Which preservative u used?
Its a leave in conditioner??
You can add vitamin e . rice while boiling flax seed
I believe Vit. E is heat sensitve. I use it in my cool down phases.
Hi yaya, I’m making a moisturizer that keeps breaking. Would i be able to pick your brain about my formula?
Thank you for sharing the steps and extra advice. I think using a flaxseed extract is the way to go
Extract is not the same as the method she’s using.
hi yaya thak you for your brilliant recipe!! any update on how the product is..?? like its stable ??
It lasted almost a month, but it is definitely not “completely” stable. I will try to do an update soon. 😊💜
Can you use BTMS-25 instead? Which preservatives is better ?
Gr8 video! Ver informative 👏🏽👍🏼
Please should we wash it out after applying
I use an old cotton hankie to strain into a glass jar.
🙏🏾❤️thank you
Thank you for sharing your recipe! Im thinking of starting to create a leave in conditioner for my hair. I was wondering would it be possible to not add the flaxseed gell in the water phase. Instead of incorporating the gell & glycerine into the oil, can i just add glycerine only?
they are in the water phase because they are water soluble not oil soluble
Shelf life? Love your contents❤️
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I love this formulation. Can I ask what did you get your pH thermometer?
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Can you give a update on this gel.
You still using it?
Is it working with your hair?
Can I use this for set temporary curl hair naturally ?
How to apply ?
Thank you !
Hello yaya please l need to know some things wax and BTMS something or 2 things please help me
Can i use a alternatieve for apricot en btsm50 ? And why my wax dont melt fast it takes a long time
Where did you purchase the wooden bowl and spoon, please?
I do mind the same thing but after an hour I wash my hair, so I’m just gonna leave it stays there and won’t wash it another time