Making Hair Conditioner

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  • @lisaprice1436
    @lisaprice1436 8 років тому

    I have been making soap for five years now, and I also do many lotions and creams. I haven't made the jump to hair conditioners yet, but after watching your video, I think I will. thanks for showing this!

  • @duniarosa2539
    @duniarosa2539 9 років тому

    Thank you Ariane, just made a little 8 oz batch, and don't have an ocean next to me so I used aloe vera juice instead. Tried it on my hair, feels awesome. Thank you for your input, highly appreciated .

  • @TERRIsTRAX
    @TERRIsTRAX 8 років тому +20

    I haven't even started making soap yet, but I have watched tons of your videos. Very helpful and motivating. I'm slowly gathering supplies, but I have to say, it takes a long time to make sure you have everything.

    • @keasileweniqila1832
      @keasileweniqila1832 5 років тому +2

      Same here..lol

    • @shusha50
      @shusha50 3 роки тому

      Same here. The list goes on and on. Last 1.5 yrs ( during covid) I have been collecting so many supplies and still not there as it is so difficult to locate some of the items used in Canada.

  • @xrigog007
    @xrigog007 9 років тому

    Thank you Ariane!!! excellent Job! very nice of you to take the time to show the world something soooo useful. I am a single father with three girls under my roof.. they blow through Hair conditioner like it was going out of style. Oh yeah, jeeze your beautiful!!! thanks again!

  • @robbies2913
    @robbies2913 8 років тому +4

    Thank you for giving us your conditioner recipe guidelines. I've been wanting to make a conditioner for my hair type and this video and the recipe guideline have been very useful.

  • @MultiBumblebee2
    @MultiBumblebee2 7 років тому +8

    well done ariane as always you are very professional and it shows in your finished product. love your teaching skills too.
    warmest regards Dotti

  • @zakittyslair
    @zakittyslair 9 років тому

    YOU and your work, recipes and shop, island, products are fascinating to me. Not to mention your accent. I SO much enjoy what you do and that you share with us is just a blessing to me.

  • @grainnedenais5388
    @grainnedenais5388 9 років тому +1

    Thanks so much for sharing this Ariane!! I made some today, omitted the silk, I used lavender, cypress & Rosemary EO's and it came out FAB. Perfect to go with my solid shampoo bars, your videos are informative and fun. Thanks again you are a star xxx

  • @epiccoconut5995
    @epiccoconut5995 9 років тому +1

    Love. This is by far the BEST conditioning hair product i have seen so far. 🙏Thank you. Love it!

  • @LexannasSoaps
    @LexannasSoaps 10 років тому +2

    This was a great video! I have been wanting to make conditioner,but didn't know where to start. Now I think I can with all the great information you provided and directions. Thank you! :-)

  • @HandmadeinFlorida
    @HandmadeinFlorida 10 років тому +11

    Awesome video! The conditioner looks and sounds amazing! Love all the fun toys you have in your studio too!!!

  • @CuteBamboo2012
    @CuteBamboo2012 6 років тому

    bonjour Ariane! Tu es vraiment une inspiration. J'ai adoré la partie sur la remplisseuse manuelle. (Beaucoup l'auraient caché.) Je pensais que les manuelles rendaient le remplissage fastidieux a force mais en fait non. Ton conditionner à l'air super. Merci de nous montrer comment tu fais ça donne plein d'idées!!

  • @robertbarnett8211
    @robertbarnett8211 7 років тому +6

    I put my lotions and such in a 18 inch pipping bag with a wide round tip. I can fill 12 bottles in less than 5 minutes. When done you just throw the bag away and wash the tip.

  • @chelleweatherspoon2226
    @chelleweatherspoon2226 3 роки тому

    Wow! The filling machine is so helpful. Thank you for sharing your process.

  • @Younique2011
    @Younique2011 8 років тому +87

    This is for people who dont know how to do percentages. She said she made enough for 12 8oz bottles. 8 times 12 is 96 oz. How much water she uses- she said 70 percent or 69.39 (69.39 ÷ 100 =0.6939)percent to be exact(0.6939×96=66.6144 or 66.6). so .70 multiply by 96 is 67.2 oz of water. Don't believe take 67.2 and divide by 96 and you will get .70. You do that with everything else. Watch Soaping101 chanel. She has a video for people who dont know how to figure out percentages. She helped me because I dont know math well

    • @skinnygirlscook3984
      @skinnygirlscook3984 8 років тому +2

      Thanks a million ... Now if only you would do the whole list like this for me bc I just tried and by my calculations ...umm... There's one cup of everything 😩

    • @Younique2011
      @Younique2011 8 років тому +8

      +Skinny Girls Cook Noooooooo u have to weigh it on a scale never use a cup or measuring cups. Now if it says 1 tea spoon then you can use it.

    • @Younique2011
      @Younique2011 8 років тому +8

      67.2 oz distilled water. 9.6 oz of sea water. 3.84 oz glycein. 4.8oz of carrier oil (jojoba, argan ect). 2.88oz of DL-Panthenol. 7.2 oz Incroquat Behenyl TMS-50. Pinch of silk or 1.2 grams for a 92oz recipe. Use how much essential or fragrance oil you want. She said 1 percent which is .96 oz. Since she had a blend of four essential oils, I took .96 and added 4 and got 4.96 which maybe too much. so you can take .96 and multiply 4 to get 3.84oz

    • @Younique2011
      @Younique2011 8 років тому +6

      Skinny Girls Cook Remember to heat both water and oils at the same temperature (160F) before emulsifying them together. Once it cools then add the scent but make sure you read about the flash points on the fragrance oils. Good luck. If you want to make a smaller batch you would take the entire oz u want to make and divide by those percentages. For example, lets say you want to make 32oz or 2 pounds of lotion. .70 x 32=22.4 oz of water. .1 x 32=3.2 oz of sea water and so forth

    • @Slove4umyboolovey
      @Slove4umyboolovey 8 років тому +1

      Don't know if what you said was right but cool

  • @bec1423
    @bec1423 8 років тому

    Love your products it's so cool how you make all these things I don't know if you remember this but you taught me and some other kids how to make bar soap at Grosse Ile school a few years back it was really fun

  • @soniaguzman7327
    @soniaguzman7327 10 років тому +2

    Great video. I don;t make my own soaps and creams but I love to watch you making them.

  • @VANESSAISGOOD1
    @VANESSAISGOOD1 10 років тому

    can't wait until you open your on line store, am excite to finally be able to try your products

  • @KokoDanni
    @KokoDanni 10 років тому +1

    Please keep the videos coming!
    The quality is great and it's very informational :)

  • @gnomebeard407
    @gnomebeard407 6 років тому

    I make very thick lotion and use pastry bags to fill each bottle. I only make about 10 bottles at a time, so it's perfect for small batches.

  • @vreed8755
    @vreed8755 9 років тому +54

    What is up with these people giving your video a thumbs down? I think they are just trying to be mean and negative towards you. Thanks for all the info and for being willing to share your recipe with others. I can't wait to modify it a bit to use on my 4B/4C hair! :)

    • @NadaSoaper
      @NadaSoaper 7 років тому +3

      it could be bc shes adding an alcohol and a wax that isnt exactly natural. I wouldnt give her a thumbs down bc i like her too much but i wont make this recipe the same way bc of that. or maybe it is rival soapers dun dun DUN.

    • @NadaSoaper
      @NadaSoaper 7 років тому +3

      I should rephrase this is what that wax is INCI Name: Behentrimonium Methosulfate (and) Cetyl Alcohol (and) Butylene Glycol. Me personally I have to make all of our hygiene products from scratch and they CANNOT have alcohols. Technically the source is from plants but can also be derived chemically and a lot of people want recipes that dont contain these. One of my kids is allergic to products containing alcohols derived from corn and my fiance cannot have alcohols either so i could see that as being the thumbs down as i already mentioned

    • @3riversgirl777
      @3riversgirl777 5 років тому

      V Reed O agree totally! Its mean

  • @MsSpicy27
    @MsSpicy27 10 років тому +4

    Love this you make it look so easy but I know its hard work keep up the good work

  • @shusha50
    @shusha50 3 роки тому

    Hi Ariane, Came upon your cideo by hapchance and glad i did Love eveything abt your video, well presented by a gorgeous lady with lovely complexion, a cute accent and most of all thanx for sharing this lovely video. Following. Hello from Canada

  • @fluxmindcp1052
    @fluxmindcp1052 10 років тому +2

    really good work , I want to try on those conditioner too!!

  • @zaratahir5683
    @zaratahir5683 7 років тому

    Absolutely in love with your work Ariane! Such an inspiration! Can you please put up a link for the filling machine as well?

  • @healthyandtasty8482
    @healthyandtasty8482 6 років тому

    I like that you did not waste anything.Good.

  • @rhadika22
    @rhadika22 7 років тому

    I just love the look of your conditioner it looks Amazing I bet it feels that way also thanks for sharing your videos with us

  • @tracynail4432
    @tracynail4432 7 років тому +2

    For all who are confused about the percentage of stuff just look up a percent of a number calculator (there's many out there, just find one you like) and plug in the numbers given as directed

    • @lifeonawhole697
      @lifeonawhole697 5 років тому

      Hi could you please explain a little clearer. This is all new to me. Can I find the number calculator online?

  • @BonnyBubbles
    @BonnyBubbles 10 років тому +4

    That was great, looks like some good hair love right there!

  • @SeattleDonna206
    @SeattleDonna206 10 років тому +1

    Very interesting - -I let my hair grow after starting to use the small batch shampoo bars. The ladies who trim my hair are surprised because usually at my age 61 many women suffer thin, breaking hair so cut it short. Well I need to add this conditioner so that as my hair gets longer the ends do not thin by breakage. I feel we have gotten so used to bad shampoo/conditioner that are commercial so keep cutting hair short. Long hair when in good condition is very enjoyable and makes me feel lovely - -in spite of wrinkles - -hah. Thank you for all your video's Ariane! Where did you find the filling machine ? yes, it looks like a long(er) job to clean. I'm surprised you do not use funnels to fill your bottles - -

  • @nujufas
    @nujufas 8 років тому +2

    I have an idea for you - Hibiscus have been used in In my country as a natural hair conditioner. could you please try and make a soap or conditioner using Hibiscus leaves?

  • @NtandoyenkosiMbele
    @NtandoyenkosiMbele 8 років тому +6

    Have u done a conditioning bar?

  • @MissSwaggaLovesYou
    @MissSwaggaLovesYou 10 років тому

    I LOVE how you use every bit of each ingredient! Love your videos, you're really pleasant to watch! New subscriber :)

  • @joannestevenson6894
    @joannestevenson6894 7 років тому

    great recipe! I love btms 50! One of my favorite ingredients!

  • @absfab1
    @absfab1 10 років тому

    Thats great but u could also use a funnel....im gonna try shampoo & conditioner too u make it look easy

  • @sueellenmcgoey6095
    @sueellenmcgoey6095 9 років тому

    cant wait to try this! i have the same type hair as you.

  • @mukwah1111
    @mukwah1111 10 років тому

    Wonderful lesson Ariane and thank you for the recipe. Shine on !

  • @maribelalmeida2995
    @maribelalmeida2995 9 років тому +1

    i would love to make your conditioner because my hair is very curly and frizzy. but i would like percentages in ounces.

  • @krivenn
    @krivenn 10 років тому +2

    very nice ariane..amazing machine you have

  • @natashagreen-chillaxedprod7769
    @natashagreen-chillaxedprod7769 6 років тому

    I sometimes use Rosemary Oleoresin for extra shelf life, not that it stays on my shelf that long 👍😊

  • @XplosiveCosmetiX
    @XplosiveCosmetiX 10 років тому

    Great video and thanks for sharing! That is a nice filling machine!

  • @christinaschmidt3459
    @christinaschmidt3459 9 років тому

    Thanks so much for sharing all your awesome knowledge ( & Recipes!) I wonder if you wouldn't mind sharing what or where you get your drying racks that you use for your soaps & bath fizzies :-) Thanks again!

  • @tianalove2058
    @tianalove2058 7 років тому +5

    Where did you get the machine from? And where do you buy the bottles from?

    • @KLKL-KLKL
      @KLKL-KLKL 5 років тому

      I would also like to know.

    • @kimoymoss841
      @kimoymoss841 5 років тому

      I have bottles available

  • @suzieclark7835
    @suzieclark7835 8 років тому

    can you make a conditioners bar like you did the shampoo? when traveling by plane it would be fantastic to be able to pack your bars of soap, shampoo, and conditioner. also it would save a ton of space in the bathroom cabinet. Thank you for your great videos, you have pushed me over the hump to start making my own soaps. my momma wants to make soaps with me. It will be a very fun project for the both of us. Thank you again.

  • @Kestrel987
    @Kestrel987 10 років тому

    Thank you for an excellent video. I have heard that salt is used to thicken a lotion. If someone wants to try your recipe but does not have access to distilled seawater, have you ever tried substituting adding salt to distilled water for that 10% filtered sea water. It wouldn't be the same exactly, but would it be reasonable or a good substitute?

  • @JiniusBeauty
    @JiniusBeauty 7 років тому

    Hello Ariane!
    I know this video is from 2014 but I'm crossing my fingers and hoping you will reply 😊
    I have the same machine filler as you! The thing is I am having trouble finding information on how to separate the 5 gallon tank from the machine I have even contacted the seller for information on how to clean it and how/with what should I separate these to parts but sense February I haven't gotten a response from them. So I haven't used the filler yet and it has just been sitting for about 5 months now because for sanitary reasons I prefer to use it when I find out how to properly take care of it by cleaning it.
    Would soooo much appreciate if you would in lightening me or maybe show a video on how you take apart these 2 pises or how and with what you do this process?!
    Also would be amazing to know how has it been holding up sense then till now?!
    Thank you in advance! And I love to see how excited you get when doing these things!! It reminds me of the joy I feel when doing them as well!!
    A warm hug from the island of Puerto Rico!!! 🌴🍍❤

    • @ArianeArsenault
      @ArianeArsenault  7 років тому

      JiniusBeauty I simply unscrew the top from the base. I clean with soap and hot water and once dry, I swipe everything with alcohol. I use a bottle cleaner for the pipe and a tiny icing tip cleaner (like a mini version of my bottle cleaner tool) for the smaller places to reach

  • @Wisdomdesign
    @Wisdomdesign 9 років тому

    great job, I will have to try it at home. Thanks for the videos.

  • @sabrinepoyser3000
    @sabrinepoyser3000 10 років тому

    I absolutely love your videos!! They are entertaining and very informative. What preservative would be best to use and how long is the shelf life of the product using this preservative?

  • @IydaChristopher
    @IydaChristopher 9 років тому

    Where did you purchase the thermometer from? Please let me know, thank you and great video!

  • @mintymiller5841
    @mintymiller5841 10 років тому +2

    How lovely! i love that bottle filler....

  • @IydaChristopher
    @IydaChristopher 9 років тому

    Thank you so much for this video. Can you please let me know where you purchased your supplies from to make the conditioner? Thank you.

  • @sheadjones
    @sheadjones 10 років тому

    Thank you for this video. You are a god send. Please share where you purchased the shampoo/conditioner bottling machine?

  • @danaliz12
    @danaliz12 5 років тому

    I absolutely love the concept of shampoo bars and conditioner but my hairs a pain with them😫
    So much for avoiding the plastic bottle but theres always recycling thankfully 🙏

  • @PattyGrullon
    @PattyGrullon 4 роки тому

    I loved this tutorial! How can I make large quantities of this conditioner?

  • @victordanielalvesdossantos8092
    @victordanielalvesdossantos8092 8 років тому

    vc nasceu pra brilhar

  • @fimoo
    @fimoo 10 років тому

    Bonjour :))
    I really love your products. Maybe you could use funnel for filling the bottles.

  • @catsjavachat6565
    @catsjavachat6565 7 років тому +7

    Hey sweetie, where did you order your lotion machine to fill up bottles from?

    • @ArianeArsenault
      @ArianeArsenault  7 років тому +3

      Cathi I got my filling system on ebay

    • @catsjavachat6565
      @catsjavachat6565 7 років тому

      Okay, is it called a filling station to do a search on ebay? "Thank you."

  • @TheBobelly628
    @TheBobelly628 10 років тому +2

    Thank you for sharing! Great video!

  • @jessiemorton2047
    @jessiemorton2047 9 років тому

    where did you learn how to make these products Im looking forward to taking some classes also where do you get the ingredients I love how you make your product style and I would love to make my own shop

  • @christinemm67
    @christinemm67 10 років тому +1

    Thank you, very helpful. I want to try this someday. One point, when you use alcohol or a chemical or something to clean it is "disinfecting it". The only way to sterilize is to bring up to over the boiling point by boiling in water or to use an autoclave sterilization machine, which that plastic cannot do anyway. Just to clarify.

  • @angellaclarke1742
    @angellaclarke1742 7 років тому

    Hi I enjoy your videos. This one was great! Where did you buy your filling machine? There are some on Amazon but since you have experience with this on I would love link to it. Keep up the good work! Thanks for sharing! 👍🏽

  • @williamsanderson7083
    @williamsanderson7083 7 років тому

    Ariana thank you for sharing, you are an amazing maker. Thank you for sharing your knowledge 😌

  • @daniellegrazianistone4632
    @daniellegrazianistone4632 10 років тому +3

    When can we buy some?

  • @VocaloidMadness
    @VocaloidMadness 4 роки тому

    would be great if there was a link to where we could actually buy this conditioner from you.

  • @ILovePsySoMuch
    @ILovePsySoMuch 7 років тому

    your videos are so fun! even though you have a little trouble with speaking English but I love your reaction with the filling machine because that'd be me because I love making toiletries and cosmetics by myself!

  • @JaiProdz
    @JaiProdz 8 років тому

    Very relaxing to watch!

  • @themrsteddybear1044
    @themrsteddybear1044 10 років тому

    Awesome..wish I could actually smell this!! I have a question for you! Does your EO "flash off" if the other ingredients are too hot?

  • @abebesimegn6613
    @abebesimegn6613 8 років тому

    Always love watching you!!!

  • @mylifeisinhishandsamen4167
    @mylifeisinhishandsamen4167 10 років тому

    Can you please make a video on lotion and cream or explain the major difference between making lotion and conditioner. Thanks.

  • @samanthashields7767
    @samanthashields7767 8 років тому

    Wish I could work as a soap maker I make my own but it's very basic wish there was a soap shop in my city!

  • @f.margaretellisonmabe1817
    @f.margaretellisonmabe1817 7 років тому

    thank you i am new at this and thumbs up tell you tube you like the video. my french is a bit rusty am cajun. again thank you.

  • @all4869
    @all4869 6 років тому

    Hi sweetie, I really love your work of making soap and conditioner and I can't wait to use it,please could you tell where could I buy it from? Because I'm from Arabic country. LOVE YOU😍

  • @AlysiaAwai
    @AlysiaAwai 10 років тому

    Great Video Ariane, thanks for sharing!

  • @DexOnTheGo
    @DexOnTheGo 9 років тому

    Awesome video. May I ask where did you get the filling machine?

  • @TourmalineTutoring
    @TourmalineTutoring 4 роки тому

    Really love this video so helpful

  • @catarinatang980
    @catarinatang980 8 років тому

    thanks for this recipe! cant wait to try it!

  • @mariana26021
    @mariana26021 10 років тому

    I love you filling machine and demo too.

  • @1968ahmadodeh
    @1968ahmadodeh 8 років тому

    Thanks Ariane, it's realy great

  • @mila80543
    @mila80543 10 років тому

    Great video! Thanks for sharing

  • @fredaheights
    @fredaheights 8 років тому

    could you please comment below with the name of the preservative used, and if possible, the supplier you purchased it from? thanks in advance! love your videos and looking forward to learn more :)

  • @sherrymata4509
    @sherrymata4509 9 років тому

    Your videos are wonderful thank you. I make a wonderful lotion so this will be a definite try for me. i am anxious to try the sea salt water. Do you make a liquid soap?

  • @Glorianita1503
    @Glorianita1503 7 років тому

    Bonjour et merci pour ta belle recette.
    Puis je savoir où tu t'es procurer la machine qui te permet de remplir tes flacons? Et où est ce qu'on peut se procurer aussi les flacons à un prix pas cher?
    Je vis à Montréal
    Merci

  • @lauradonaldson3269
    @lauradonaldson3269 8 років тому

    when are you going to show the video of you making the conditioning bar?

  • @kategeary1623
    @kategeary1623 10 років тому

    What is the pH value of your final product? It looks very nice!

  • @teacherannsfavorites4939
    @teacherannsfavorites4939 9 років тому

    Thank you Ariane......your video helps me a lot. God Bless.

  • @arborvitaecampground
    @arborvitaecampground 9 років тому

    Good Morning Ariane,
    I don't know if you are still reading comments on this video, but I figured I would take a shot. I have a question about where you calculate your recipe. The lye calculator I use at Bramble Berry doesn't have Argan oil. Also how do you figure out how much preservative to use? Thank you. By the way, I love your videos!

    • @Brunellesp
      @Brunellesp 9 років тому

      hope this helps. Each preservative acts differently but choose one with a broad spectrum. Each manufacturer will have their recommendation. download their safety info. Many are recommended at 0.5-1% some will go a bit higher. here in the uk, I use a preservative that says 0.1-0.75 a very tiny amount. In choosing, you have to make sure your scales can register such a small weight. I think that's why many people use 1% as most scales can register 1g.

  • @cassandrasandkvist5605
    @cassandrasandkvist5605 9 років тому

    Will you have the conditioner and shampoo bars in your online shop in the future? Would love to buy some.
    Greetings from Sweden xo

  • @nonyemadu5464
    @nonyemadu5464 4 роки тому

    Thank you for your beautiful teaching Ariane. Please, can herbs be added to this formulation? I will appreciate a response from you.

  • @adrienewilliams7186
    @adrienewilliams7186 6 років тому

    Hi, just saw your video. Just wondering about the silk protein. You use 1-2 grams for a 97 oz batch of conditioner? The reason why I’m asking is bc I’ve seen videos where they use that much protein in only a 12oz batch. Is that too much silk protein, or is that just your preference?

  • @akosuayeboah795
    @akosuayeboah795 7 років тому

    Thanks for sharing your recipe, God bless you.

  • @rem2371
    @rem2371 9 років тому

    You are wonderful! That was a really informative video.

  • @cristairf22
    @cristairf22 8 років тому

    Hello Ariane I have been having a problem on the conditioner I am making and the problem is that everything emulsifies well but when you look closely you can notice little air bubbles and I want to know if that is really bad and how can I correct it thank you soooo much!!

  • @anggee9239
    @anggee9239 4 роки тому

    Is there any way you can put the ingredients in "mg" "lb" etc form? I LOVE your videos 😊😊 Ty so much for sharing! I want to try your shampoo bars but I don't have the machine & not sure if I can afford it?

  • @Lashesbyharriet
    @Lashesbyharriet 8 років тому

    Thaks for the great video. Where did you buy you filling machine?

  • @1000VC
    @1000VC 6 років тому +1

    What's that machine called?

  • @patrickmcguire3983
    @patrickmcguire3983 2 роки тому

    Would it be possible to know where the filing machine can be purchased?

  • @musikitanice
    @musikitanice 6 років тому

    Thanks for the video, do you have some recipe for 2 in 1 shampoo? Some creamy shampoo with conditioner? I don’t have time to do both things in the shower. Thanks again!

  • @kuzhal1411
    @kuzhal1411 5 років тому

    Hinice video.. can i replace panethonal and btms with cetyl and k care... If so how much % should add... In case if I want to add any extract methyl para bean is necessary

  • @victordanielalvesdossantos8092
    @victordanielalvesdossantos8092 8 років тому +1

    tenho 4 filhos gostaria de aprender todas as receitas pra trabalhar em casa

  • @daisyfeliciano4589
    @daisyfeliciano4589 8 років тому

    Love your videos! Is filtered sea water the same as saline solution?