DIY Conditioner Bars, Self-Care series, video #11

[@monicaposner1761]

Thank you, thank you Sherri for sharing your wonderful recipies, definitely going to try to make this conditioner. I have one question, though: I don't have the ritamulse emulsifier. Can I use instead the BTMS 50 since I have this on hand?

[@SherrisHeavenlyApothecary]

Yes, absolutely! Any e-wax you have will work. Thanks for watching!

[@jJR0426]

I tried out this conditioner bar but i made it instead with mango butter and kokum butter. It definitely makes my hair soft however it doesn't spread onto my hair very easily and doesn't do much for tangles. Im assuming its the lack of btms 25? I too try to stay with ingredients listed no higher than a 1 maybe 2 on ewgs website so i definitely am trying to stay away from btms 25. I was just curious if its the lack of that ingredient or if it was the change i made in butters. Thanks so much for the recipe though! Its the best natural recipe i have used!

[@SherrisHeavenlyApothecary]

Hello, thanks for watching😊 It is likely because there is no BTMS 25. With purely natural ingredients it is hard to mimic conventional products. I have not had any problems with it spreading, and it certainly is very moisturizing. It does take some getting used to though.

[@alinepistilli3068]

Hello , love your the video ! Thank you . I will try to make it ! Can I use the bar on my body and leave in? Also this bar can be for dry and damage hair ?

[@SherrisHeavenlyApothecary]

Thanks for watching! Yes, you can use it for your body and to shave. I haven’t used it as a leave in, so I’m not sure how it would perform. Yes, it is for dry hair although it works for all hair types.

[@alinepistilli3068]

@@SherrisHeavenlyApothecarythank you so much

[@alinepistilli3068]

Are you doing solid shampoo with no lye?

[@SherrisHeavenlyApothecary]

@@alinepistilli3068 I have in the past. I want to do some more research before I do those again😁

[@marie-everaymond1805]

I am looking foward to try your recipe I have all those ingredient for my body cream I normaly ise BTMS 50 your recie is cheaper hope is has good so I will swich. Thank

[@SherrisHeavenlyApothecary]

Hope you enjoy

[@debbymyers921]

So glad I found your channel! Thanks so much for the details💚

[@SherrisHeavenlyApothecary]

You are so welcome!

[@MontuckyGirl75]

Thank you so much for your videos. I, too am a therapist doing hair and skin care, making salves, soaps, teas, herbal products, etc. Great to meet a kindred spirit!

[@SherrisHeavenlyApothecary]

That’s awesome! It such a therapeutic form of self care for me, I just love it! Thanks for watching!

[@tamaramiller-mcclinic3862]

I love how detailed you are .I always learn something from your videos.

[@SherrisHeavenlyApothecary]

Thank you for watching!

[@barbaraayala7808]

So the hydrolyzed rice protein is actually Rice Bran Oil ?

[@SherrisHeavenlyApothecary]

Hi, thanks for watching! Great question. No, however hydrolyzed rice protein comes from rice bran, which is a byproduct of white rice production and brown rice processing. It's made by breaking down rice bran into its amino acids and peptides. Rice bran contains 11-17% protein by weight, which is more than broken rice kernels, which contain 7%. The two offer the same benefits just in a different format, water vs. oil, and a slightly different measure of protein. Hope this helps😊