How To Make An Infused Oil - Herbalism Basics 4
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- Herbalism Basics 4 - How To Make An Infused Oil.
This is one of a series of 6 UA-cam videos explaining the basic principals of making various herbal preperations. These 6 videos are just for reference to compliment any home herbalism orientated videos I put up in the future.
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I think these videos are very informative, love his voice, he doesnt waste time with nonsense talk. Every minute is educational and the information he shares here is priceless. He seems very knowledgeable and has much info to share. I have always wanted to make the infused oil and now know I can double the strength of my infused oil by infusing it again by adding the fresh herbs to the already infused oil. I think his series of videos are the top of the best I have seen on youtube on this subject. Thank you so much!!
@Iezalel Thanks for the comment - yes I hope to be making many videos on specific herbs and healing etc
I love it. The explanation are to the point . If feels like I am at school in a science course. Thank you!
every minute is educational without any wasting time one more thing how to use this oil
thanq
Rick. I absolutely love your videos, thanks, Chris
I loved, your voice, your BG, your smile, your say forward and easy confidence, thank you.
Very straight forward and no useless chatter, great videos!
I've been watching lots of videos on this topic and this video seems to be the most informative and explained very well. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing this step-by-step!
Great Video. I am an aromatherapist now wanting to begin my study in herbal infusion to use as bases for my products. Your video was VERY informative for a beginner like me.
I'd love to a herbal medicine course with this man , very infotmative...thank you
Very informative and answered so many questions I had. Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you so much for this video! clear precise and to the point! I subscribed to your channel and can't wait to view all your other videos! Well Done!
Excellent video Rick. Very detailed. Thank you. I'm off to make my oil!
Great vid. Very clear, to the point, informative and easy to hear. No loud obnoxious music is nice too.
Eating healthy as you are, no wonder you would not need that much medicine. Same here, I rarely need them (thanks God) but it is good to learn about them and how to make them. Someone you know might need them. I love your channel.
Our group doing 3 products from a herbal plant for chemistry.. This is very, very, useful
thank you so much for the info....greatly appreciated
Thanks you're really helpful, I learned a lot, especially when you said to mke the ooil more potent we can do the process again . The videos are short and easy to use Thanks again
Hi, Thanks for this very informative video about herb infusion!
Thanks for sharing Rick. Very informative. Keep up the good work and Many Blessings. ^j^
Very informative video. Thanks!
A good teacher indeed.more of your preparations
Perfect! Thanks for sharing!
Hi Sean, have pretty much stopped doing herbalism nowadays as I ended up making loads of remedies, but they didn't get used and ended up going stale.
It's a great exercise in learning how to do it though.
I am really enjoying your videos. Informative yet easy to understand. love it!!!
Rick is super cute. I'm glad I got to watch him for this information!
Woooow great! It is my hobby to dry herbs and make ointments. But nor I can share the experience with anyone niether I have a "teacher".
This is exactly what I was looking for! Thank you! :-)
Thank you for sharing! So thorough
You are very kind!!! Thanks for the video!!!!
Nice video and good info. Very easy to understand. I'm just getting into making my own infusions, although I've made my own massage oils/lotions for several years. I did sub your channel, btw.
Keep up the good work.
I'm growing calendula in my garden this year. Cannot wait to try this oil.
Thank you so much. GOD BLESS YOU.
Really enjoyed your video. Looking forward to more of them.
Great video, thank you!
Very good idea to use the infused oil to add herbs and therefor add more strength ( doubling it?) ! I'm going to use the double boiler method /doubled as you do and I'm going to double it too. Thankyou. I do hope my customers will like this special ingredient in my products as much as I will.
I'm so excited with these videos! These are amazing, please keep them coming! Will you be making videos about specific herbs related to healing, detox, etc? Thank you for your hard work also, because the quality of the images is great! :) Greetings from Portugal***
thank you for your video I really enjoyed that
Thank you. Very informative
thank you so much for this information
I really like you lol Thank you soo much for the videos!!!
Every youtube video I watch on infused oil says to do something different. :/ I am finally getting to the good ones like this. I wish this video would of been the first one to pop up. A few days ago I watched a video that said to shake it everyday. :/ Crap.
I watched many videos saying not to put it in a dark cupboard and not to expose to sun light or any light!!
Obrigado por nos ensinar!
Excellent video!
VERY helpful. Thank you!
A tip to make the oil last much longer without going rancid is adding a tiny bit of calcium EDTA, it is a type of vinegar which comes in a powder. It is a very good heavy metal chelator to take internally, and clinics do IV's of them for people that need to remove heavy metals from the body faster. So it is very safe and not like a toxic chemical preservative. It is also heavily used in many commercial products to keep oils/fats from going rancid.
I love it. Thanks
A lot of the olive oils in the states are rancid. Learned this a while back since there's not a big push for regulation in the oil industry. You especially have to be wary of brands that don't have a harvest date on the oil (this is different from expiration date since olive oil can sit in warehouses for months to years before hitting the market).
Whoa shoot, that's good to know! Maybe I'll stick with Almond Oil for something like this.
I've heard that olive oil is considered "fresh" if the harvest date is within two years. If you don't see that harvest date on the product, it really makes you wonder!
thank you thank you thank you thank you soooo much!!! very helpful!!! :D
Thanks....it helps a lot
Excellent, very informative.
That's great thanks for sharing
Can you make a video on how to make an essential oil. I am looking for a way to make a peppermint essential oil and how to use it. Thanks. Love the videos!
Excellent video, highly descriptive and precise. Lovet it. By any chance do you have the recipe of trauma oil, that contains Calendua, St John´s Wort and Arnica?
@WhatTheFudgePuppy Yes I believe it would
I really like the information, but the back ground makes me feel quesy....
It made me laugh.
That's what a herbalist's working area looks like. He's a busy guy!
I just watched your video and it was very informative. thank you and I look forward to watching your other ones. Question.... for the hot method, can I use mason jars in a slow cooker/crock pot with water instead of a double boiler? thanks again for the video!
Wow, never though of that, cool idea.
veturikuja helpful. thanks
best video !
thank you for sharing
very infotmative
Very informative tfs
Tks for sharing
What about grapeseed oil?
I'm trying grape seed oil. Thank you for sharing. God Bless
How did it go? I'm using grapeseed oil today. Making a dandelion salve
Thank you~!
Helpful informative video but very dizzying with the background constantly moving
I am wondering, if you would like to combine several different types of herb oil as one infused oil, should we infused all the herbs we planned to use and process it at the same time? Or do it separately and combined the infused oil at the end? Love your clear directions by the way, it really helps :)
Thanks!!
Hey, great video. I am an herbalist too, and you're approach (analytical, organized, in-depth) reminds me of me! Do you feel the hot or cold infusions generally produce a more potent extraction? Or is it herb dependent?
good job
Wow! Great video! But can I also use Lilac flower(Syringa) instead of herbs?
Hi Great Video, really informative. May I ask where you obtained your straining "sock". Makes the separation of the oil and herbs easy. Thanks
Thank you for the information shared. One question is, if we cover the bottle and keep it in the sun, my country is hot 25-30 degrees. wont the sun create moisture in the bottle if the lid is covered? Hope my question is not confusing!
Hi!! Thank you for sharing with us :) Could i ask for a video with creating an infused oil from fresh herbs? Especially how to get rid of watter in the end of this process :) I will be so grateful!! :)
Best regards!! :)
once again, you rock.
I am wanting to make my own infused oils for lotions. I have a musk rose in my garden. This coming spring, i hope to use it for lotion making when ithe flowers come on. How do I treat the fresh flowers more specially? If I were to dry them first, would they still retain their amazing fragrance?
Oh, and btw, the massage cream I made by learning how to do so on your other video I got lots of thumbs up from the peeps I shared it with.
Thanks!
Great
Could coconut oil be used also? I just love the smell of coconut oil.
Hi Rick i was wondering if you have a recipe on how to make a body bath oil with sesame? Similar to the Nuetrogena??? i realy like your videos easy to follow and hear you clear, thanks so much and hope to see more videos soon!!! God Bless
Thanks for the video! Am I able to put more than one flower at a time in the jar? Or should I do each flower separately?
Very nice video. Instead of double boiler will small slow cooker work? Thank you.
Hi there! Thank you for your amazing vídeo.
Does the exposure to directly sunlight stands to all kind of infused flowers please? I tend to leave mine in the cupboard. Please answer 😁
Great video. I just want to ask if I can use infused oil in to candle oil burner? Thanks!
Hi awesome informative video thankyou but I was wondering what if you used a crock pot with a candy thermonator at 125 no higher and then fresh rosehips and slow cooked for a few days in almond oil I have been doing dried rosehips in olive oil and found it was heavy use it in my soaps and what about grape seed oil I'm a crock pot with fresh or dried rosehips thankyou and blessed be
Great video, just wondering how many herbs can I use with one batch.
I am looking to make face/body oil with coconut oil .. how long do I need to infuse the herbs in coconut oil ? do I need to put them on stove with double boiler or just soak the herbs in coconut oil for dew days ? thanks you .. great video .. love your content .. love from London
if the oil is not being consumed or applied topically, is it ok to not strain out the herbs or will this encourage mold growth?
Hi rick, thanks for your informative videos...how long does it take for them to go stale?
Thanks for the quick response.
Some plants (like Marihuana, off all things...) need that heat to be activated, that just made me wandering.
But if I understand correctly this technique could be used to make cooking oils, like with garlic and rosemary, thyme and those things, right?
Cheers mate.
Hi Rick love your video's, how do you recommend to dry out fresh herbs to use in oil infusion,and how long for, I collect a lot of Calendula and it seems to take a long time, I use part microwave 30 secs at a time and also dry in the sun. what do you recommend?
Thanks for the video
Can I use the hot method for infusing orange peel?! and what are the best herbs that when it is infused will be good for skin care?
Rick, why did you mention using a NON-blended oil? I have made calendula infused oil using a variety of oils:sweet almond, rice bran, jojoba, fractionated coconut oil and a bit of hemp oil. I love how it feels, but now I am wondering if I did something wrong?? Love your video! Thanks
for the cold infusions I have only ever herd to keep them in a cool dark place... are there certain herbs that are better suited to be placed in the sun and some that need to be in a dark cool place?
this video is great! =)
Can you infuse multiple dried herbs in one glass for cold infusion? Im trying to find a way to make Trauma OIl, which is Arnica, St Johns Wort , Calendula. Thank You .
FAVORITED,,,how would you infuse dried elampane for the flue season and asthma?,,,what would be most effective,,,thanks so much
I love your videos, Im a young herbalist and your videos are very helpful and informational, I would like to make my own herbal essential oils, do you know anything about that? Im willing to purchase a vat, but i dont where where to purchase one.
Sorry for this question but how do you dry the herb?
I'd like to prepare an Infusion for topical Analgesic application for patient with deep-OsteoArthritis at a couple points in the body, for example - the Front-Right-Hip, extending , a common area of complaint for many people. Would you recommend any specific recipes, etc? Thanks for the great videees Rick.