I’m ‘NEW’ ‘NEW’ to soap making I don’t have a single clue about any of it…. I am however an experienced candle maker for many years. A lot of these companies sell both types of supplies. I’ve always been interested in trying soap making. Getting into something new can be expensive. Im picky and don’t want to waste my time or money on things I won’t need while still receiving quality products that will turn out nice & last. This gives me time to decide if I liked it and want to commit to the next level…. I really liked your video & sound of your voice. I believe i could listen to you teach anything. 😊❤ I like how you printed the directions and incorporated your own personal preferences into it. I’m one of those type people, I learn by reading, seeing, doing… Thanks for making the video! I know I appreciated it and will probably reference back to it…
This is such a nice thoughtful comment - thank you! I'm so glad to hear that you found this video helpful. I do appreciate that this kit includes high-quality items and that it's easy to dive in and start making soap without a bunch of extra supplies. As a candle maker, you'll probably find a lot of similarities with soapmaking! Let me know if you decide to try it! I'd love to hear how the kit worked for a complete beginner. Happy soapin'!
Yay!! The fact that it was super easy means you did your research. Congrats! My first batch was super easy too and this kit definitely helps make it even easier. So excited for you and I bet it’ll become a bit of an addiction. 😉
Thanks for doing the review. You do an excellent job explaining the soap making process. Great tip using the skewer as a guide to pour out the EO. Haven't seen that before.
Impressive kit. Love the wooden mold, interesting ingredients like blue matcha and watermelon powder. Awesome that Joanna (The Soap Gal) created this kit and bubble e-book for them. Great video and very informative! Ok, back to watching!
Simi you did a fantastic job and make for a very wonderful teacher. I enjoyed watching this even as a seasoned soap maker. It brought back the excitement of being a beginner! Off to go watch your masterbatch vids which I still can’t damn figure out 😂💛
What a fantastic concept! Good on them for providing such a great little user-friendly kit to help people get started soaping! And so nice to see you do another UA-cam video 🎉❤
It would be better if they provided a kit that didn't use controversial Palm Oil as an ingredient, it's not an essential product to make soap there are plenty of sustainable substitutes that can be used, Muddy Mint is a Palm Oil free business, this shows it can be done when profit is not your no 1 priority.,
Agreed! They are working on a palm-free kit and the kit I review in this video uses sustainable RSPO palm oil. We are palm oil free, but we support soap companies that use sustainable palm. Using alternatives to palm is certainly more expensive and sometimes that's difficult for new soapmakers. We want to encourage everyone to get started making soap and then find their path. I started using palm way back when and ultimately decided not to use it. Unfortunately, a lot of ingredients have sustainability issues, including cocoa butter and shea butter, which is what I use instead of palm. It's a really tough problem and palm is so heavily used in the food industry that it's become a central topic of conversation. That doesn't mean that all the other oils don't have issues of their own. We just try to do our best and work towards making the world a better place!
Love the video and the concept of 50/50 lye and a premixed oil blend. What I am not grasping is how do I figure a recipe when using the 50/50 lye and oil blend when I want to add butters, how to adjust.
Hi there! We actually did a whole video on 50/50 lye water, which you can find on our youtube channel. It goes through everything you need to know (and more!). Haha! Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for your videos. I have watched several which led me to this video. Your style of instruction inspires confidence! Maksey sells a smaller kit in Hobby Lobby and I have been wanting to try it and you have motivated me to go for it! I have been making melt and pour but have wanted to try CP but have been afraid of the lye. The pre mixed 50/50 solution is going to me my gate way LOL
Hooray!! That makes me so happy to hear! You should absolutely try the kit. The pre-mixed lye solution really makes it easy and I bet you'll become a cold process soapmaker in no time! :) Good luck!
You did a fabulous job with this kit. It’s neat that you went through it just like a new soaper’s would. Joanna thought of nearly everything except including a whisk and the water, which would’ve been great to include for new soaper’s. I’m not sure how much this kit costs nor how may bars it produces, hope the retail cost of the bar allows for making back most of the kit price. You wouldn’t have to buy all of the kit again to make soap, just the ingredients, and it would be nice to know what that might cost. Overall I think your video review was a success and new soapmaker’s will find it very helpful. Hugz, Tree
Thank you and yes! Good points. I should calculate how much soap you can make from this kit to get an idea of the cost per bar. I barely used any of the oils and lye-water, so there's plenty left to make more. I still have enough essential oils for one more batch as well. The price of the kit is currently (July 2023) $259.95 and you can get 20% off with my code. You get a really nice mold, a stick blender, and a scale, along with a bunch of great containers, so it seems pretty reasonable to me. In the description, it says the kit makes 32 bars of soap. I sell my bars for $10 each, so I'd make my money back already. If you sold them for $8 each, you'd pretty much break even and have your equipment, so that's not bad. Once you've made the initial investment, you'd need to buy more trinity blend and 50/50 lye water solution, plus some essential oils or fragrance. The colorants and botanical would last for a few more batches. I personally never use a whisk, so I don't think you really need it and the reason they don't provide the "extra" liquid is because they want you to be able to use whatever you want. The easiest thing to do would be to use milk from your fridge (if you drink milk). Overall, I think it's a great investment and it's really nice to get everything you need in one kit!
Awesome review. I’ve been debating about getting the full kit. I gave away most of my soaping supplies over Covid. Now I’m getting back into making it and this would be perfect! Just the essentials !
Very helpful video, and it's great to see how this kit is used by the experts! Your products are great, btw. Thank you for all the inspiration, and thank you to Joanna for the wealth of knowledge she's imparted to all and now this kit! What a blessing; may God bless you both❤
Thank you so much! I'm glad it was helpful. Joanna partnered with Makesy on this kit and they did a great job. I appreciate that they called on an expert to help and I'm a big fan of Joanna's!
I’m curious about the price, is it worth it? I started with a kit and it was extremely helpful. This kit is amazing. TY for the review. I love they did have everything you need. I used supplies from my kitchen and then purchased new for my kitchen. So everyone pricing it out, let me tell you how great it is to have everything ready to go. Mentally you can focus on your soap.👍🏼👋💜
Absolutely! If you're just starting out, it's totally worth it. If you already have a lot of the supplies, then you may want to just buy what you need. Thank you for your comment! :)
@@muddymintsoap I'm Excited Myself because I know nothing about making any soap and I tried a Hobby Lobby kit with Makesy fragrance and the directions said put in 50/50 lye, so I put it all in and the next day the soap crumbled when I cut it 😊🤦 I guess I was lye heavy I learned
@@jolee6751Oh gosh… it sounds like the instructions were not very clear! That definitely would have been lye heavy. I hope my book helps you reach your goals! ❤️
Thanks again for this video! The recipe that comes with the starter kit uses a 5 lb mold. How would I figure out how much of the trinity oil, 50/50 ly solution, and distilled water I would need to use if I was using a 3 lb mold?
Ah, yes. Good question! If you're making 2.5 lbs, you should be able to simply divide the recipe by half. For 3 lbs, it's more complicated. If you can put everything in a lye calculator that would also help, but we don't know the ratio of oils in this blend or the SAP value. I'll send Makesy this question - they are usually great at answering quickly!
Math teacher here...If the recipe is for 5 lb and u want to make 3 lb you are basically making 3/5 ( or 60%) of the recipe. You can multiply each of the measures in the recipe by 0.6 to proportionally scale down the recipe for your 3 lb mold. Id do all of these calculations first and write them down, then start the recipe using your newly calculated measures. Good luck!
I like the fact that they include plenty of supplies in the kit so that you can make more than 1 batch. In a similar kit sold by "another website", only some of the supplies are leftover for future batches of soap. This Makesy kit sell for quite a bit more than the "competitors" kit. It includes almost all of what comes in the Makesy kit though only a basic silicone mold and no stick blender. Not sure the much higher price is worth it🤔 but i guess each person has to determine that for him/herself.
Yes, all that is true... it all depends on what you currently have and what your needs are. For example, this might not be optimal for a classroom, which seems to be the direction you're interested in, as it would be quite costly to get one kit per person. But, it's a great place to start if make soap at home and don't have any of the equipment and want a quick and easy way to get started!
@@muddymintsoap We would def not be able to pull off one kit per student, but a couple of kits for kids to work together in small groups. That would be the starting point and we would acquire additional supplies/ingredients as needed.
Hello. I’m curious why you don’t use kaolin clay in your normal recipes. Also, when using a 50/50 lye solution, how can you use a water discount? Just calculate it in soap calc, and discount out of your remaining water? Just curious about that. I’m all for making my lye solution ahead of time. I wonder if using more of the blue matcha powder, or the full amount that they provided, would give a different color? Maybe more of a green as the batter is a bit yellow? Idk. I haven’t used matcha powder as a colorant before. Would be cool to see. Thank you for sharing this video. Also did the makesey kit come with a thermometer?
Hi there! Thanks for watching! We don't use kaolin clay, as I've never found it necessary. It's typically used to anchor scent, but I don't feel like I've noticed much of a difference. Plus, many of our soaps already include some kind of clay. For a water discount, it is actually really easy to do that with a 50/50 lye water solution. The MINIMUM amount of water you need for the lye is already included, so anything you add is extra. There's a lot more detail about this in this video: ua-cam.com/video/ZBKufXcQYmk/v-deo.htmlsi=4NbJC9bhME0T9Nan Finally, I"m not sure that the blue matcha would ever turn blue, but maybe green-ish?.. I would need to experiment more! If I were to guess, I'd say that it'll likely always turn more of a brown. Oh, and the kit does NOT come with a thermometer. I got our thermometer here: amzn.to/3WaQyMm
I agree. A newbie needs to understand that the 4-6 week drying/curing time must be observed. A simple open box with a wire ‘cheese cutter’ would be better for the Beginning also as the bench scraper is awful terribly cheap, considering the high quality silicone-lined dovetailed wooden box/lid and immersion blender. This starter-kit could take someone well into the first two years of soap-making, as they really learn the Craft.
Hi there! I really don't mind the soap cutter included in the kit. I think it's a great inexpensive way to start and I cut all my soap this way in the beginning. A miter box is an easy add on to that cutter as well. You're right that the mold is lovely, which is one of my favorite parts of the kit! For the curing time, I agree that it's important to understand the distinction between saponified and cured. Thanks for watching!
Hi there! Thanks for watching! The pitchers come in the kit, but if you want to get them separately, they're available on Amazon, although they are a little pricey. You can look for a 2 liter polypropylene pitcher.
Wonderful video! I really appreciate you breaking it down for newbies like me. Question: Does it make financial sense to continue to use Makesy's trinity blend and 50/50 lye solution, or would it be a lot cheaper to mix the ingredients yourself? I guess I'm trying to get an idea of whether there is much of a difference in doing it yourself of buying it all premixed. Thank you ◡̈
Hi there! Glad you enjoyed the video! That's a great question. I'm sure it's cheaper to mix the ingredients yourself (that's almost always the case!), but you do want to include your time into the equation as well. You can probably do the math to see what the price difference is, including your labor, and figure out if it's worth it to you. You'll want to take into account the cost of shipping as well. Normally if you order in bulk, you'll save a lot of money too, but you'll want to be sure you have room to store everything and that you have the proper equipment, if needed. I hope this helps!
First Thank you for making beautiful videos for us to watch. I was looking for a video like this on soap making. Let me explain why the 50/50 lye solution is so important in soap making. If the mixture of water and sodium hydroxide is more or less what is the effect on the soap? please explain this. Thank you
Hi there! Thank you for watching! The mixture has to be at least 50/50 MINIMUM to make soap, as you need at least that amount of water to mix the lye. You never want to use less water than sodium hydroxide (this is measured by weight). After that, you can add more water to make your soap batter more fluid. The less water there is, the faster your soap will come to trace. If there's a lot of water, the batter will be easy to work with, but you might find the soap is difficult to unmold as it remains too soft. This recipe uses two parts water to one part lye, which is what we use for all our soapmaking. I hope this helps!
Love the name of your business. Muddy Mint -- sounds like it would make a wonderful bar of soap: mud from the Dead Sea and Eucalyptus. I don't suppose you have such a bar, do you? I'd be interested. Love your review of Maksey's cold process soap making kit. How convenient for those of us who've never done cold process. What is their website? April 11, 2024 @ 51:55
Hi there! I believe it is a 4 liter pitcher. I found my 2 liter pitchers on Amazon, but I'm not sure where this one is from. It comes in the kit, along with the other pitchers.
Hi! Yes, good question. The Bubble Book, which I reference in the video, does include other recipes, including ones with additional oils and even one without the trinity blend. However, since we don't know the percentages of oils in the blend, it is difficult to come up with your own recipe and put it in a soap calculator. My guess is that this is a blend of 1/3 of each of the oils (olive, coconut, and palm) and when I put it in the soap calculator, the lye amount works out. So, 48 oz of the trinity blend is likely 16 oz of olive, 16 oz of coconut, and 16 oz of palm. This is a pretty common soapmaking blend and would end up being a hard bar of soap due to the high amounts of palm and coconut. I hope this helps a little! Note that makesy is very easy to work with and willing to answer questions, so I'm sure they would help you with this!
@@muddymintsoap Im a over the road flat bed truck driver. I bought a kit from Makesy in August. To start a side hustle. Still haven't used it. But I came across hot process soap making. Considering the cure process is shorter. My first batch will be the hot process. I have a bunch of questions an over the last 3 hours I had them answered. So my first batch will be started this week sometime. I want to them done before Thanksgiving and give them away an get feed back from those I give them to. I appreciate your response an your patience... Thank you,
Hi there! We have an entire video explaining this technique (how to use a 50/50 lye water solution for soapmaking), if you're interested! Basically, a 50/50 lye water solution allows you to use other liquids in your soap more easily, such as milk, and it allows you to batch your lye-water ahead of time so you don't have to make your lye-water before every soapmaking session. I hope that helps! :)
Hi there! These are all included in the kit, so I'm not sure where you can buy them individually, but you can try Amazon or Webstaurant to see if you can find them. I have similar ones that I bought on Amazon, but not in the size I got in the kit. You can check out the link to my Amazon recommendations here: www.amazon.com/shop/muddymint
EVERYONE should buy her book called... The Natural Soapmaking Handbook...im new to this and I Love this book. Im a newbie to soap making and this is my first soap book. Im Excited.
I ordered the Marley Pro Soap Making Kit on November 13, it’s December 2, and I haven’t been able to get an order status or anyone to return my email messages. I had hoped to receive better customer service than I have received.
@@muddymintsoap Dr Bronners soaps company have The biggest Plam Planm farm in Ghana to supply they facilities in California. Check they You tube and THE world Problems is far east,But Lamp whole Africa together and its very on fear Thanks and Good luck to your organisation
Would have been nice to see the watermelon colour too. Great job of being a “Newbie soap maker” lol. Can’t wait to see the finished bar. Back to watching
I am a student, struggling with student loan and I have been thinking of multiple ideas on how to earn extra income...I stumbled on your video and I think it's a super idea. I know I have to think it through but I really hope I can start up something small soon. Thank you ❤
Awesome! Thanks for sharing. Soapmaking is a fun (and useful) craft and it's easy to get started at local markets, if you're interested in giving it a shot. It's a nice side hustle and you can do it while also working full-time, which is nice. Good luck if you decide to give it a go! :)
Basically, it's the same concept, Bramble Berry has with their kits.... And that "Trinity" oils are nothing else than coco oil 33%, olive oil 34% and palm oil 33%..... Soap queen also explains the ratio in her vids 😂😂😂
I love Brambleberry and Soap Queen and used one of their kits when I first started! I think what makes this one different is that it is all-in-one. You get every single tool, all the ingredients, and you get a very detailed book on how to make cold process soap. If you love to research, then you can figure all this stuff out on your own. But, if you want to get right into soapmaking, this is a great option. There's room for all the different types of kits out there! :)
Would’ve been a better, and shorter video if it hadn’t included soap tutorial info. It was just a kit review video, right? Not really a kit review either if you don’t do it to their precise instructions
Hi there! The video is split in two, so you can choose to watch the tutorial or not. The general feedback I got is that the tutorial portion was super helpful to people, so even if you found that it wasn't valuable, I believe that others did. And yes, this was a review of the kit, but I wanted to actually use it to give proper feedback! I did follow the instructions exactly, so I feel like the review was accurate. Which part was an issue for you? Did you not find that seeing the kit in use was helpful to the review?
Hi there! Trace is a term commonly used in soapmaking and I'm sorry if I didn't describe it properly in the video. It basically means that when you drizzle the batter over itself, you can see a faint line leaving a "trace" on top of the batter. Thin trace will fall back into the batter quickly and thick trace will stay on top. I hope this helps!
Aww, I think it’s a great kit for beginners, but there are a lot of options if you’re not a fan of this one. Unfortunately, ordering online means a lot of packaging. If you’re lucky enough to have a local soap supply store, that would be amazing!
Sorry Simi, I am unsubscribing and won't purchase any more soaps from Muddy Mint, quoting from your website "All my products are palm-oil free, as sustainability is at the heart of my business", this was the reason I purchase product from you for myself and as gifts ! , unfortunately it looks like you have bowed to someone like Makesy, that’s a shame as I like your channel and your products, large corporations like Makesy support the use of Palm oil in this kit via their Trinity Blend, why do they use it ? (because it's a dirt cheap oil so they can make maximum profit) irrespective of RSPO (this certification is not working). It's a known fact Palm oil has had devastating effects on other parts of the world's environment due to greed and money, it's use is destroying the habitat of already endangered species like the Orangutan, pygmy elephant and Sumatran rhino, as Maksey website quotes "The formula that has sold tens of millions of bars" that's an awful lot of Palm Oil usage. I guess when the problem is not in your backyard it doesn't affect you. if we don't stand up and let these suppliers know it's not ok, the Palm Oil situation will never improve, we can't keep ignoring the Palm Oil industry it completely corrupted by the big players, I also unsubscribed from Ellen Ruth for the same reason after she gave a glowing review of the same kit that goes against her philosophy, review money does funny things to people. I guess Makesy paid well for this review, because it goes against your sustainability statement, quoting from your website “Muddy Mint will always stay true to its roots: all-natural, palm-free, small batch skincare... but, you all seem to love our soap so much, that we'll be expanding, while still keeping these principles at the core of our business “ I get the feeling words are just words, they look good on a webpage but don't really mean anything when money is involved, assume you will delete this comment, that's ok if you do it just reinforces the constant ignoring of the Palm Oil problem by the West.
Hi there! I'm so sorry you feel this way, but I understand what you're saying. As I mentioned, I don't take partnership lightly and I talked to the president of Makesy, Charlotte, quite a lot before agreeing to do this video. At the end of our conversations, I was very impressed with the business and their values. Makesy purchases RSPO palm oil exclusively (roundtable for sustainable palm oil) and they are in the process of becoming RSPO certified, so they take this very seriously. They are also working on putting out a palm-free kit! There are a lot of soap companies using palm oil that are doing a great job of sourcing their palm sustainably. In my opinion, palm oil is not going away, so working towards sustainable palm is a very important step! When I started making soap seven years ago, the options were more limited, but things have changed and while I don't personally use palm, I am okay with using soap make from sustainable palm. That's my personal opinion after doing a lot of research!
By the way, I did not do this video for the money. We spent hours and hours making this video and the pay was definitely less than minimum wage for the time spent! This channel is about helping soapmakers and I'm sure many new soapmakers are looking at this kit and wondering if it's worth it for them. I also thought that the video would be helpful to new soapmakers just starting out, as I tried to go through the entire soapmaking process with the kit from start to finish. So, the intent was to add value and educate our audience. There's no obligation to buy this kit after watching the video! Hopefully those that don't want to use palm will also benefit from the soapmaking demo.
And one last thing (because I don't know when to shut up - haha!), this kit was made in partnership between Makesy and SoapGal. I absolutely love the Soap Gal and if you watch her UA-cam channel, you will too. She is who they are referring to when they say millions of bars were made from this formula. For me, working and partnering with good people that are really trying to help and are kind-hearted is very important. You can be sure that I'll never put out a video without my honest opinion and I do mention that the kit uses palm oil and that I'm not in favor of the stated 2-day cure time. I told Makesy I would be giving my honest opinion and they were completely fine with that. Just like you're allowed to have your opinion about this video. I guess I'm a little saddened to see your comment because I really thought long and hard before making this video and asked a lot of questions and did a ton of research on the kit. I tried my best to put all the information out there and at the end of the day, I love this kit and I wish it was around when I started. That's why I made the video. No amount of money will sway me to lie or change my values. That, I can absolutely promise. I hope you'll stick around. :)
@@muddymintsoap Thankyou for the reply, while a agree the Palm Oil industry needs to clean it's act up, this doesn't help with the environmental damage already done and still being done which can't be ignored, the entire industry is corrupt, and is going to take an awful lot of anti-corruption tactics to clean it up, it's also going to take decades and millions of $ to replace the rainforest that's been destroyed, this won't happen any time soon because the demand for it is only increasing, RSPO is a start but is not moving quick enough to stop further damage, as you know Palm Oil is not a necessary ingredient to make soap, there are plenty of alternate oils that produce beautiful bars of soap, yours being a shining example. The sad thing is this is not happening in our part of the world, it's happening in the poorer parts where the locals are being threatened and taken advantage of and destroying their local habitat, all so the big corporations (Unilever being the worst) can make a profit irrespective of the locals, it's use in soap is basically so we in the west can have a big bubbly bar that lasts a few seconds before it disappears down the drain. It's completely crazy as it's an un-necessary ingredient for products like soap, if it was some miracle cancer fighting ingredient then harvesting would be justified but still controlled in an environmentally responsible manner, which it is not at this time, it's use in food and soap is purely because it's cheap and give's a good result, you said " In my opinion, palm oil is not going away" this is correct at the moment but is not a given, we consumers need to let the manufacturers know we won't purchase their palm oil goods especially when there are alternatives, if the demand starts to drop for the oil due to consumer pressure then the industry will start to dwindle. In regards to the kit, yes I think it's a good idea to help people get into soap making, watching Ellen review it, I was shocked by how much plastic packaging there was in the kit, In regards to their Trinity oil it would have been better for Maksey to set an example to others, and release a palm-free kit to start with, rather than release it with palm oil (this was obviously done to get it to market as quick as possible and would have been done with the guidance of soap Gal) who I don't follow for the same palm oil reason. Maksey could have promoted their kit as palm oil free and led by example, it will be interesting to see if they discontinue the palm oil kit if a palm free kit eventuates, I assume the palm free kit / trinity oil will be even more expensive than it is now which is IMO very expensive given the raw cost of Olive / Coconut / Palm oil, let alone when you purchase it in bulk quantities which they would be, it's all about profit for these guys, and because everyone else is doing it they justify their own usage, setting an example to others would be more genuine from these guys rather than going along with what everyone else is doing. Below is a sad documentary of what's been happening in Indonesia, as I said it's not on our backdoor so we don't care about it, but it's on someone's ua-cam.com/video/HrSQXW60lUc/v-deo.html
I’m ‘NEW’ ‘NEW’ to soap making I don’t have a single clue about any of it….
I am however an experienced candle maker for many years. A lot of these companies sell both types of supplies. I’ve always been interested in trying soap making. Getting into something new can be expensive. Im picky and don’t want to waste my time or money on things I won’t need while still receiving quality products that will turn out nice & last. This gives me time to decide if I liked it and want to commit to the next level….
I really liked your video & sound of your voice. I believe i could listen to you teach anything. 😊❤
I like how you printed the directions and incorporated your own personal preferences into it. I’m one of those type people, I learn by reading, seeing, doing…
Thanks for making the video! I know I appreciated it and will probably reference back to it…
This is such a nice thoughtful comment - thank you! I'm so glad to hear that you found this video helpful. I do appreciate that this kit includes high-quality items and that it's easy to dive in and start making soap without a bunch of extra supplies. As a candle maker, you'll probably find a lot of similarities with soapmaking! Let me know if you decide to try it! I'd love to hear how the kit worked for a complete beginner. Happy soapin'!
So glad you did this video. I just made my first batch using the Makesy starter kit!! It was super easy!! 😊
Yay!! The fact that it was super easy means you did your research. Congrats! My first batch was super easy too and this kit definitely helps make it even easier. So excited for you and I bet it’ll become a bit of an addiction. 😉
I like how the sides of the silicone in the mold rise above the wood, a great idea! I can see advantages as you are finishing off the tops!
Yes! And the top fits right on top too. I'm a big fan of this mold.
Thanks for doing the review. You do an excellent job explaining the soap making process. Great tip using the skewer as a guide to pour out the EO. Haven't seen that before.
So glad to hear you learned a new tip! That's a win in my book. :) Thanks for watching and for the kind comment.
It’s a great kit to get started. Everything you need to get your feet wet experiment and literally start a business. Great video.
It really is! Thanks for watching! :)
Impressive kit. Love the wooden mold, interesting ingredients like blue matcha and watermelon powder. Awesome that Joanna (The Soap Gal) created this kit and bubble e-book for them. Great video and very informative! Ok, back to watching!
Thank you so much! Glad you liked seeing the kit and unboxing. I agree that it's a great kit, especially for beginners! :)
You are an outstanding teacher. Thank you
Wow, thank you! I really appreciate that! :)
Simi you did a fantastic job and make for a very wonderful teacher. I enjoyed watching this even as a seasoned soap maker. It brought back the excitement of being a beginner! Off to go watch your masterbatch vids which I still can’t damn figure out 😂💛
HEY! What a treat to see you here! ❤️ Thank you so much for watching and I hope these 50/50 lye videos help! We might need a one on one for this! 😂
What a fantastic concept! Good on them for providing such a great little user-friendly kit to help people get started soaping! And so nice to see you do another UA-cam video 🎉❤
It would be better if they provided a kit that didn't use controversial Palm Oil as an ingredient, it's not an essential product to make soap there are plenty of sustainable substitutes that can be used, Muddy Mint is a Palm Oil free business, this shows it can be done when profit is not your no 1 priority.,
It is a really great all-inclusive kit for beginner soapmakers! I would have loved this as a beginner! Thanks for watching. :)
@@muddymintsoap Me too! Happy birthday also. You looking bloody fabulous!! ♥️♥️🤗
Agreed! They are working on a palm-free kit and the kit I review in this video uses sustainable RSPO palm oil. We are palm oil free, but we support soap companies that use sustainable palm. Using alternatives to palm is certainly more expensive and sometimes that's difficult for new soapmakers. We want to encourage everyone to get started making soap and then find their path. I started using palm way back when and ultimately decided not to use it. Unfortunately, a lot of ingredients have sustainability issues, including cocoa butter and shea butter, which is what I use instead of palm. It's a really tough problem and palm is so heavily used in the food industry that it's become a central topic of conversation. That doesn't mean that all the other oils don't have issues of their own. We just try to do our best and work towards making the world a better place!
@@medikaorganics Aww, you're so sweet! Thank you! ❤
Love the video and the concept of 50/50 lye and a premixed oil blend. What I am not grasping is how do I figure a recipe when using the 50/50 lye and oil blend when I want to add butters, how to adjust.
Hi there! We actually did a whole video on 50/50 lye water, which you can find on our youtube channel. It goes through everything you need to know (and more!). Haha! Thanks for watching!
Thank you so much for your videos. I have watched several which led me to this video. Your style of instruction inspires confidence! Maksey sells a smaller kit in Hobby Lobby and I have been wanting to try it and you have motivated me to go for it! I have been making melt and pour but have wanted to try CP but have been afraid of the lye. The pre mixed 50/50 solution is going to me my gate way LOL
Hooray!! That makes me so happy to hear! You should absolutely try the kit. The pre-mixed lye solution really makes it easy and I bet you'll become a cold process soapmaker in no time! :) Good luck!
I love Joanna. I’ll be seeing her next month. She’s so helpful.
So fun! She is beyond helpful... thanks for watching our video!
@@muddymintsoap I’ll mention I watched you. Soapers are such a great community of kind and sharing folks.
@@r.durante528 Thank you! ❤️
You did a fabulous job with this kit. It’s neat that you went through it just like a new soaper’s would. Joanna thought of nearly everything except including a whisk and the water, which would’ve been great to include for new soaper’s. I’m not sure how much this kit costs nor how may bars it produces, hope the retail cost of the bar allows for making back most of the kit price. You wouldn’t have to buy all of the kit again to make soap, just the ingredients, and it would be nice to know what that might cost. Overall I think your video review was a success and new soapmaker’s will find it very helpful. Hugz, Tree
Thank you and yes! Good points. I should calculate how much soap you can make from this kit to get an idea of the cost per bar. I barely used any of the oils and lye-water, so there's plenty left to make more. I still have enough essential oils for one more batch as well.
The price of the kit is currently (July 2023) $259.95 and you can get 20% off with my code. You get a really nice mold, a stick blender, and a scale, along with a bunch of great containers, so it seems pretty reasonable to me. In the description, it says the kit makes 32 bars of soap. I sell my bars for $10 each, so I'd make my money back already. If you sold them for $8 each, you'd pretty much break even and have your equipment, so that's not bad.
Once you've made the initial investment, you'd need to buy more trinity blend and 50/50 lye water solution, plus some essential oils or fragrance. The colorants and botanical would last for a few more batches.
I personally never use a whisk, so I don't think you really need it and the reason they don't provide the "extra" liquid is because they want you to be able to use whatever you want. The easiest thing to do would be to use milk from your fridge (if you drink milk). Overall, I think it's a great investment and it's really nice to get everything you need in one kit!
Awesome review. I’ve been debating about getting the full kit. I gave away most of my soaping supplies over Covid. Now I’m getting back into making it and this would be perfect! Just the essentials !
I'm so glad you enjoyed the review! Hopefully it can get you back into soapmaking! :)
Great video Simi! And it was fun to watch you do something different. ❤
Thank you so much for your ongoing support! It means a lot to us. :)
Very helpful video, and it's great to see how this kit is used by the experts! Your products are great, btw. Thank you for all the inspiration, and thank you to Joanna for the wealth of knowledge she's imparted to all and now this kit! What a blessing; may God bless you both❤
Thank you so much! I'm glad it was helpful. Joanna partnered with Makesy on this kit and they did a great job. I appreciate that they called on an expert to help and I'm a big fan of Joanna's!
I’m curious about the price, is it worth it? I started with a kit and it was extremely helpful. This kit is amazing. TY for the review. I love they did have everything you need. I used supplies from my kitchen and then purchased new for my kitchen. So everyone pricing it out, let me tell you how great it is to have everything ready to go. Mentally you can focus on your soap.👍🏼👋💜
Absolutely! If you're just starting out, it's totally worth it. If you already have a lot of the supplies, then you may want to just buy what you need. Thank you for your comment! :)
I just bought your book and it arrives Wednesday 😊
Yay! Thank you!! :)
@@muddymintsoap I'm Excited Myself because I know nothing about making any soap and I tried a Hobby Lobby kit with Makesy fragrance and the directions said put in 50/50 lye, so I put it all in and the next day the soap crumbled when I cut it 😊🤦 I guess I was lye heavy I learned
@@muddymintsoap your Welcome
@@jolee6751Oh gosh… it sounds like the instructions were not very clear! That definitely would have been lye heavy. I hope my book helps you reach your goals! ❤️
@@muddymintsoap I Know it will 🙂
I agree it lasts better after 4to 6 weeks cure.
Thanks so much !!! Amazing class 🎉🎉🎉
So happy you enjoyed it! ❤️
Thanks again for this video! The recipe that comes with the starter kit uses a 5 lb mold. How would I figure out how much of the trinity oil, 50/50 ly solution, and distilled water I would need to use if I was using a 3 lb mold?
Ah, yes. Good question! If you're making 2.5 lbs, you should be able to simply divide the recipe by half. For 3 lbs, it's more complicated. If you can put everything in a lye calculator that would also help, but we don't know the ratio of oils in this blend or the SAP value. I'll send Makesy this question - they are usually great at answering quickly!
Math teacher here...If the recipe is for 5 lb and u want to make 3 lb you are basically making 3/5 ( or 60%) of the recipe. You can multiply each of the measures in the recipe by 0.6 to proportionally scale down the recipe for your 3 lb mold. Id do all of these calculations first and write them down, then start the recipe using your newly calculated measures. Good luck!
your place is so huge and awesome, I did see your website and soaps are just so beautiful
Glad you found them! Thanks!
I like the fact that they include plenty of supplies in the kit so that you can make more than 1 batch. In a similar kit sold by "another website", only some of the supplies are leftover for future batches of soap. This Makesy kit sell for quite a bit more than the "competitors" kit. It includes almost all of what comes in the Makesy kit though only a basic silicone mold and no stick blender. Not sure the much higher price is worth it🤔 but i guess each person has to determine that for him/herself.
Yes, all that is true... it all depends on what you currently have and what your needs are. For example, this might not be optimal for a classroom, which seems to be the direction you're interested in, as it would be quite costly to get one kit per person. But, it's a great place to start if make soap at home and don't have any of the equipment and want a quick and easy way to get started!
@@muddymintsoap We would def not be able to pull off one kit per student, but a couple of kits for kids to work together in small groups. That would be the starting point and we would acquire additional supplies/ingredients as needed.
Hello. I’m curious why you don’t use kaolin clay in your normal recipes. Also, when using a 50/50 lye solution, how can you use a water discount? Just calculate it in soap calc, and discount out of your remaining water? Just curious about that. I’m all for making my lye solution ahead of time.
I wonder if using more of the blue matcha powder, or the full amount that they provided, would give a different color? Maybe more of a green as the batter is a bit yellow? Idk. I haven’t used matcha powder as a colorant before. Would be cool to see. Thank you for sharing this video.
Also did the makesey kit come with a thermometer?
Hi there! Thanks for watching! We don't use kaolin clay, as I've never found it necessary. It's typically used to anchor scent, but I don't feel like I've noticed much of a difference. Plus, many of our soaps already include some kind of clay. For a water discount, it is actually really easy to do that with a 50/50 lye water solution. The MINIMUM amount of water you need for the lye is already included, so anything you add is extra. There's a lot more detail about this in this video: ua-cam.com/video/ZBKufXcQYmk/v-deo.htmlsi=4NbJC9bhME0T9Nan
Finally, I"m not sure that the blue matcha would ever turn blue, but maybe green-ish?.. I would need to experiment more! If I were to guess, I'd say that it'll likely always turn more of a brown. Oh, and the kit does NOT come with a thermometer. I got our thermometer here: amzn.to/3WaQyMm
I agree. A newbie needs to understand that the 4-6 week drying/curing time must be observed. A simple open box with a wire ‘cheese cutter’ would be better for the Beginning also as the bench scraper is awful terribly cheap, considering the high quality silicone-lined dovetailed wooden box/lid and immersion blender. This starter-kit could take someone well into the first two years of soap-making, as they really learn the Craft.
Hi there! I really don't mind the soap cutter included in the kit. I think it's a great inexpensive way to start and I cut all my soap this way in the beginning. A miter box is an easy add on to that cutter as well. You're right that the mold is lovely, which is one of my favorite parts of the kit! For the curing time, I agree that it's important to understand the distinction between saponified and cured. Thanks for watching!
Great video, and review! Where do you get the soap making pitchers?
Hi there! Thanks for watching! The pitchers come in the kit, but if you want to get them separately, they're available on Amazon, although they are a little pricey. You can look for a 2 liter polypropylene pitcher.
Wonderful video! I really appreciate you breaking it down for newbies like me. Question: Does it make financial sense to continue to use Makesy's trinity blend and 50/50 lye solution, or would it be a lot cheaper to mix the ingredients yourself? I guess I'm trying to get an idea of whether there is much of a difference in doing it yourself of buying it all premixed. Thank you ◡̈
Hi there! Glad you enjoyed the video! That's a great question. I'm sure it's cheaper to mix the ingredients yourself (that's almost always the case!), but you do want to include your time into the equation as well. You can probably do the math to see what the price difference is, including your labor, and figure out if it's worth it to you. You'll want to take into account the cost of shipping as well. Normally if you order in bulk, you'll save a lot of money too, but you'll want to be sure you have room to store everything and that you have the proper equipment, if needed. I hope this helps!
Great video ❤
Thank you! :)
First Thank you for making beautiful videos for us to watch. I was looking for a video like this on soap making. Let me explain why the 50/50 lye solution is so important in soap making. If the mixture of water and sodium hydroxide is more or less what is the effect on the soap? please explain this.
Thank you
Hi there! Thank you for watching! The mixture has to be at least 50/50 MINIMUM to make soap, as you need at least that amount of water to mix the lye. You never want to use less water than sodium hydroxide (this is measured by weight). After that, you can add more water to make your soap batter more fluid. The less water there is, the faster your soap will come to trace. If there's a lot of water, the batter will be easy to work with, but you might find the soap is difficult to unmold as it remains too soft. This recipe uses two parts water to one part lye, which is what we use for all our soapmaking. I hope this helps!
Love the name of your business. Muddy Mint -- sounds like it would make a wonderful bar of soap: mud from the Dead Sea and Eucalyptus. I don't suppose you have such a bar, do you? I'd be interested. Love your review of Maksey's cold process soap making kit. How convenient for those of us who've never done cold process. What is their website? April 11, 2024 @ 51:55
Thank you! The makesy website is just makesy.com! We did plan to make a "Muddy Mint" soap, but never got around to it... we'll have to do it someday!
Are these available in Canada too
Hi! These kits are available through Makesy and it looks like they do ship to Canada! 😊
@@muddymintsoap thanks so very much for sharing your experience with us
How large is that soap making pitcher and where can I find one like it?
Hi there! I believe it is a 4 liter pitcher. I found my 2 liter pitchers on Amazon, but I'm not sure where this one is from. It comes in the kit, along with the other pitchers.
What if you wanted to add another oil, how would you know how much lye an water to use?
I'm talking about adding it to the Trinity blend a 4th oil.,,, Just to clarify my question
Hi! Yes, good question. The Bubble Book, which I reference in the video, does include other recipes, including ones with additional oils and even one without the trinity blend. However, since we don't know the percentages of oils in the blend, it is difficult to come up with your own recipe and put it in a soap calculator. My guess is that this is a blend of 1/3 of each of the oils (olive, coconut, and palm) and when I put it in the soap calculator, the lye amount works out. So, 48 oz of the trinity blend is likely 16 oz of olive, 16 oz of coconut, and 16 oz of palm. This is a pretty common soapmaking blend and would end up being a hard bar of soap due to the high amounts of palm and coconut. I hope this helps a little! Note that makesy is very easy to work with and willing to answer questions, so I'm sure they would help you with this!
@@muddymintsoap have you ever done the hot process soap making?
@@chadd772 No, I haven’t. I’ve read a lot about it, but never tried it myself!
@@muddymintsoap Im a over the road flat bed truck driver. I bought a kit from Makesy in August. To start a side hustle. Still haven't used it. But I came across hot process soap making. Considering the cure process is shorter. My first batch will be the hot process. I have a bunch of questions an over the last 3 hours I had them answered. So my first batch will be started this week sometime. I want to them done before Thanksgiving and give them away an get feed back from those I give them to. I appreciate your response an your patience... Thank you,
❤ Muddy Mint!!!
Aww, thank you! :)
What benefits do you get for a 50/50 lye solution?
Hi there! We have an entire video explaining this technique (how to use a 50/50 lye water solution for soapmaking), if you're interested! Basically, a 50/50 lye water solution allows you to use other liquids in your soap more easily, such as milk, and it allows you to batch your lye-water ahead of time so you don't have to make your lye-water before every soapmaking session. I hope that helps! :)
May I ask where can you buy those exact containers?
Hi there! These are all included in the kit, so I'm not sure where you can buy them individually, but you can try Amazon or Webstaurant to see if you can find them. I have similar ones that I bought on Amazon, but not in the size I got in the kit. You can check out the link to my Amazon recommendations here: www.amazon.com/shop/muddymint
Fantastic Video
Thank you! :)
How much is the cost
Hi there! I have a link in the description. The kit is about $250, I believe, but you can get 20% off with my code MUDDYMINT20. 😊
EVERYONE should buy her book called... The Natural Soapmaking Handbook...im new to this and I Love this book. Im a newbie to soap making and this is my first soap book. Im Excited.
Thank you so much! I’m so happy you love it. ❤️❤️
I ordered the Marley Pro Soap Making Kit on November 13, it’s December 2, and I haven’t been able to get an order status or anyone to return my email messages. I had hoped to receive better customer service than I have received.
Oh no! That's not good! I'll see if I can get in touch with them via instagram. Unfortunately, there's not much I can do. :(
Thank you. Still no response or delivery.
And what about Plam oil from my beloved home Land Ghana too
Tell me more! Do you have a sustainable palm source that you like?
@@muddymintsoap Dr Bronners soaps company have The biggest Plam Planm farm in Ghana to supply they facilities in California. Check they You tube and THE world Problems is far east,But Lamp whole Africa together and its very on fear Thanks and Good luck to your organisation
Cost would have been nice to know.
Well, that's a good point! :) There's a link in the description, but the cost is $207.96 after using the coupon code. Thanks!
So true, 90 % prep work
Absolutely! 😊
Would have been nice to see the watermelon colour too. Great job of being a “Newbie soap maker” lol. Can’t wait to see the finished bar. Back to watching
Yes! I'm curious about the watermelon powder as well, although I'm thinking it would probably turn brownish also. Thanks for watching!
I am a student, struggling with student loan and I have been thinking of multiple ideas on how to earn extra income...I stumbled on your video and I think it's a super idea. I know I have to think it through but I really hope I can start up something small soon. Thank you ❤
Awesome! Thanks for sharing. Soapmaking is a fun (and useful) craft and it's easy to get started at local markets, if you're interested in giving it a shot. It's a nice side hustle and you can do it while also working full-time, which is nice. Good luck if you decide to give it a go! :)
Thank you for the encouragement 🙏 stay blessed
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Basically, it's the same concept, Bramble Berry has with their kits.... And that "Trinity" oils are nothing else than coco oil 33%, olive oil 34% and palm oil 33%..... Soap queen also explains the ratio in her vids 😂😂😂
I love Brambleberry and Soap Queen and used one of their kits when I first started! I think what makes this one different is that it is all-in-one. You get every single tool, all the ingredients, and you get a very detailed book on how to make cold process soap. If you love to research, then you can figure all this stuff out on your own. But, if you want to get right into soapmaking, this is a great option. There's room for all the different types of kits out there! :)
ttal stunning ~peace out~
Thanks!
Would’ve been a better, and shorter video if it hadn’t included soap tutorial info. It was just a kit review video, right? Not really a kit review either if you don’t do it to their precise instructions
Hi there! The video is split in two, so you can choose to watch the tutorial or not. The general feedback I got is that the tutorial portion was super helpful to people, so even if you found that it wasn't valuable, I believe that others did. And yes, this was a review of the kit, but I wanted to actually use it to give proper feedback! I did follow the instructions exactly, so I feel like the review was accurate. Which part was an issue for you? Did you not find that seeing the kit in use was helpful to the review?
Don’t know what you mean by “trace”
Hi there! Trace is a term commonly used in soapmaking and I'm sorry if I didn't describe it properly in the video. It basically means that when you drizzle the batter over itself, you can see a faint line leaving a "trace" on top of the batter. Thin trace will fall back into the batter quickly and thick trace will stay on top. I hope this helps!
What a lot of wasteful packaging and so expensive!
Aww, I think it’s a great kit for beginners, but there are a lot of options if you’re not a fan of this one. Unfortunately, ordering online means a lot of packaging. If you’re lucky enough to have a local soap supply store, that would be amazing!
Sorry Simi, I am unsubscribing and won't purchase any more soaps from Muddy Mint, quoting from your website
"All my products are palm-oil free, as sustainability is at the heart of my business", this was the reason I purchase product from you for myself and as gifts ! , unfortunately it looks like you have bowed to someone like Makesy, that’s a shame as I like your channel and your products, large corporations like Makesy support the use of Palm oil in this kit via their Trinity Blend, why do they use it ? (because it's a dirt cheap oil so they can make maximum profit) irrespective of RSPO (this certification is not working).
It's a known fact Palm oil has had devastating effects on other parts of the world's environment due to greed and money, it's use is destroying the habitat of already endangered species like the Orangutan, pygmy elephant and Sumatran rhino, as Maksey website quotes "The formula that has sold tens of millions of bars" that's an awful lot of Palm Oil usage.
I guess when the problem is not in your backyard it doesn't affect you. if we don't stand up and let these suppliers know it's not ok, the Palm Oil situation will never improve, we can't keep ignoring the Palm Oil industry it completely corrupted by the big players, I also unsubscribed from Ellen Ruth for the same reason after she gave a glowing review of the same kit that goes against her philosophy, review money does funny things to people.
I guess Makesy paid well for this review, because it goes against your sustainability statement, quoting from your website “Muddy Mint will always stay true to its roots: all-natural, palm-free, small batch skincare... but, you all seem to love our soap so much, that we'll be expanding, while still keeping these principles at the core of our business “
I get the feeling words are just words, they look good on a webpage but don't really mean anything when money is involved, assume you will delete this comment, that's ok if you do it just reinforces the constant ignoring of the Palm Oil problem by the West.
Hi there! I'm so sorry you feel this way, but I understand what you're saying. As I mentioned, I don't take partnership lightly and I talked to the president of Makesy, Charlotte, quite a lot before agreeing to do this video. At the end of our conversations, I was very impressed with the business and their values. Makesy purchases RSPO palm oil exclusively (roundtable for sustainable palm oil) and they are in the process of becoming RSPO certified, so they take this very seriously. They are also working on putting out a palm-free kit! There are a lot of soap companies using palm oil that are doing a great job of sourcing their palm sustainably. In my opinion, palm oil is not going away, so working towards sustainable palm is a very important step! When I started making soap seven years ago, the options were more limited, but things have changed and while I don't personally use palm, I am okay with using soap make from sustainable palm. That's my personal opinion after doing a lot of research!
By the way, I did not do this video for the money. We spent hours and hours making this video and the pay was definitely less than minimum wage for the time spent! This channel is about helping soapmakers and I'm sure many new soapmakers are looking at this kit and wondering if it's worth it for them. I also thought that the video would be helpful to new soapmakers just starting out, as I tried to go through the entire soapmaking process with the kit from start to finish. So, the intent was to add value and educate our audience. There's no obligation to buy this kit after watching the video! Hopefully those that don't want to use palm will also benefit from the soapmaking demo.
And one last thing (because I don't know when to shut up - haha!), this kit was made in partnership between Makesy and SoapGal. I absolutely love the Soap Gal and if you watch her UA-cam channel, you will too. She is who they are referring to when they say millions of bars were made from this formula. For me, working and partnering with good people that are really trying to help and are kind-hearted is very important. You can be sure that I'll never put out a video without my honest opinion and I do mention that the kit uses palm oil and that I'm not in favor of the stated 2-day cure time. I told Makesy I would be giving my honest opinion and they were completely fine with that. Just like you're allowed to have your opinion about this video. I guess I'm a little saddened to see your comment because I really thought long and hard before making this video and asked a lot of questions and did a ton of research on the kit. I tried my best to put all the information out there and at the end of the day, I love this kit and I wish it was around when I started. That's why I made the video. No amount of money will sway me to lie or change my values. That, I can absolutely promise. I hope you'll stick around. :)
@@muddymintsoap Thankyou for the reply, while a agree the Palm Oil industry needs to clean it's act up, this doesn't help with the environmental damage already done and still being done which can't be ignored, the entire industry is corrupt, and is going to take an awful lot of anti-corruption tactics to clean it up, it's also going to take decades and millions of $ to replace the rainforest that's been destroyed, this won't happen any time soon because the demand for it is only increasing, RSPO is a start but is not moving quick enough to stop further damage, as you know Palm Oil is not a necessary ingredient to make soap, there are plenty of alternate oils that produce beautiful bars of soap, yours being a shining example.
The sad thing is this is not happening in our part of the world, it's happening in the poorer parts where the locals are being threatened and taken advantage of and destroying their local habitat, all so the big corporations (Unilever being the worst) can make a profit irrespective of the locals, it's use in soap is basically so we in the west can have a big bubbly bar that lasts a few seconds before it disappears down the drain.
It's completely crazy as it's an un-necessary ingredient for products like soap, if it was some miracle cancer fighting ingredient then harvesting would be justified but still controlled in an environmentally responsible manner, which it is not at this time, it's use in food and soap is purely because it's cheap and give's a good result, you said " In my opinion, palm oil is not going away" this is correct at the moment but is not a given, we consumers need to let the manufacturers know we won't purchase their palm oil goods especially when there are alternatives, if the demand starts to drop for the oil due to consumer pressure then the industry will start to dwindle.
In regards to the kit, yes I think it's a good idea to help people get into soap making, watching Ellen review it, I was shocked by how much plastic packaging there was in the kit, In regards to their Trinity oil it would have been better for Maksey to set an example to others, and release a palm-free kit to start with, rather than release it with palm oil (this was obviously done to get it to market as quick as possible and would have been done with the guidance of soap Gal) who I don't follow for the same palm oil reason.
Maksey could have promoted their kit as palm oil free and led by example, it will be interesting to see if they discontinue the palm oil kit if a palm free kit eventuates, I assume the palm free kit / trinity oil will be even more expensive than it is now which is IMO very expensive given the raw cost of Olive / Coconut / Palm oil, let alone when you purchase it in bulk quantities which they would be, it's all about profit for these guys, and because everyone else is doing it they justify their own usage, setting an example to others would be more genuine from these guys rather than going along with what everyone else is doing.
Below is a sad documentary of what's been happening in Indonesia, as I said it's not on our backdoor so we don't care about it, but it's on someone's ua-cam.com/video/HrSQXW60lUc/v-deo.html
Tell us the actionable steps you're taking to combat deforestation from unsustainable Palm, other than not using palm oil and UA-cam complaints.