Rebatch soap for shampoo bars | Scout's favorite shampoo | Beer rebatch floating soap | Day 51/365

Today we are making rebatch! Which KZbin keeps autocorrecting to "rematch"; I know what I'm saying, autocorrect.
So rebatch is an interesting process; at its base form it's great to use up soap scraps or save a lye heavy batch of soap. If you take your stick blender to a rebatch soap, you can also make floating soap! Which is cool. But for today's purposes, we are using rebatch to make a shampoo bar for Soap & Clay kidlet #2.
We are rebatching the beer soap from the Big Lather Test because it was ugly. So we are gonna make it uglier, but it will float, and we will put some awesome hair and scalp loving essentials and extracts for just a lovely shampoo bar.
There's a hot debate that's been raging for several years within the soap making community. Both sides have interesting points, and both sides have really bad misinformation. Some are syndet bar lovers, others swear by cold process, and there's still another group that loves glycerin shampoo bars. It's all a thing, and I have opinions. But that's not for this video.
If you're interested in this soap, order a mystery bar from the website and you might get one!
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Soap & Clay is a family owned business operating in Washington State, but started out online thanks to Mrs. Soap & Clay's kickass brother and his amazing web design skills. The business was started as a tribute to Mrs. Soap & Clay's grandmother, the OG maker in the family that cultivated everyone's love for the DIY life. The studio/retail shop opened in 2017 on 6th Ave in Tacoma, and immediately began teaching soap, bath bomb, lotion, and scrub classes to the makers and maker enthusiasts of the PNW. In 2019, the pottery studio opened as well, making the soap shop a busy place full of artistic energy every minute of the day.
Mrs. Soap & Clay has been featured on Business Spotlight, New Day Northwest, and was awarded a coveted place on the South Sound's 40 under 40 list in 2019, an award given to the most influential business people under the age of 40 each year. She cried when she walked up to the podium to accept the award. A lot.
Drawing from her chemistry background and her maker spirit, Mrs. Soap & Clay infuses her favorite things into her soapy designs and creates products that are fun to see, use, and learn to make. Stick around for this ride - she'll take you on a great one.
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[@christinelangley2855]

Speaking of PH testing, could you do a vid on how you PH test your soaps? Also, a shampoo bar edition with conditioner bar would be super awesome!!!!

[@Smefffffffyyy]

Hello, what was the white creamy substance you added to the rebatch? If you don’t mind me asking? My hair is like your daughter’s, I wanted to give it a try🙂

[@nancygilbert2268]

"Two hours babysitting a crock pot" I laughed and laughed!

[@jamiegardella1251]

Oh you knew this was coming....as a Hairstylist I am wildly interested in your opinions on shampoo bars

[@shannonmortimer5589]

I would love shampoo bar episode. Just got your Rosemary and Mint for my troublesome scalp and so far very happy.

[@MrsSoapAndClay]

Shannon Mortimer I’m so glad! I have been thinking about the shampoo thing - think I will do a full week on hair products. There is just a ton of info out there, and opinions, and stuff. And I guess I can throw my chemistry opinion out there and try to duck. 😂

[@georgiamae6663]

This is awesome

[@katiefranklin1983]

I for one would be totally interested in your thoughts on shampoo bars vs syndet bars

[@GemmaleeDee]

I used body on tap beer shampoo for many years as a kid and it was hands down the best store bought shampoo I think I have really used.. this seems like a great alternative :)

[@MrsSoapAndClay]

Beer in shampoo is so nice on the hair!

[@GemmaleeDee]

@@MrsSoapAndClay watching all your shampoo videos now.. and floating rebatch seems so fun. fiddley hair and skin and just ugh.. but I'll get there! ^-^

[@beautyfox6683]

Funny thing i have thin hair, my hair loves shampoo soap also. Being using them for yrs.

[@ellaellala8741]

I would really like to hear your thoughts on soap vs sindet shampoo bars🙏 Also I would like to hear about the way it affects the outer layer of the hair that from my understanding tends to open when it's exposed to a base but I'm not sure I'm kinda confused

[@BMarie774]

I personally prefer rustic, truly handmade looking soap. Stuff you can tell someone made handmade.

[@cindylawrence1655]

Beautiful lather! I love a beer soap and have one in my line. Do you have the original video of the beer soap you just rebatched?

[@Galacticqueen2012]

Morning. What was the creamy liquid you added to your rematch here please?

[@nannyssillysoapco]

I've used real soap on my hair; all I can say is I looked even more like the wild woman from the mountains than usual. Acidic rinse e.g. vinegar solution helped a tad, but if you already have frizzy out of control hair, I would say no. For fine skimpy hair, maybe? Don't think it will help shine on any type of hair. But happy to find ways around that, if anyone has any ideas.

[@MrsSoapAndClay]

My hair is crazily thick and loves a soap, as does my wild child curly girl’s hair. Lots of factors go into choosing the right haircare, for sure!

[@lh6177]

"Cold Process" shampoo bar, for color treated hair?

[@kristenschrock3322]

Does scout need to use conditioner, detangle spray, rinse, or anything for that matter, after using this shampoo bar?

[@MrsSoapAndClay]

Hey! She really doesn’t need any detanglers, but we do condition her hair after every wash.

[@prodigygirl1]

What is a sindet bar? Yes please i would love to hear your opinions on shampoo bars. 😊

[@MrsSoapAndClay]

Syndet bars are like the ones you see at Lush with the noodles - they’re made with a range of very gentle and bubbly surfactants and have a lower ph than a shampoo soap bar. It’s a hotly debated subject in the soap world - syndet vs shampoo bars. 😂

[@prodigygirl1]

@@MrsSoapAndClay what are your feelings on a 100% coconut shampoo bar, superfatted at 8%. I made a test batch i found several well known websites that were raving about them. In my honest opinion after testing my hair was like a scarecrows 😂🤣. I am looking for a good hemp soap bar without the noodles, any suggestions. I love hemp for its balancing qualities. Signed scarecrow hair. 🤣🤗

[@MrsSoapAndClay]

So coconut oil is very drying, but you know that often talked about 100% coconut oil with a 20% superfat? I loved that on my hair. Hemp is a great addition to shampoo bars, for sure!

[@prodigygirl1]

@@MrsSoapAndClay i shall try superfatting with the hemp. Would you recommend a apple cider vinegar rinse? Hey, and thank you. I shall definitely superfat at 20% for a coconut bar. Yes i know how drying coconut us. The people that put these recipes up must have hair like wire wool if they use thuer own products. Personally i dont put anything out without testing it on myself. I rebatched and made coconut salt scrubbies. 😊

[@whimsyandsparkle]

when rebatching soap can I add lye to the soap batch that is soft because I miscalculated the lye and added too little, resulting in a soft bar of soap that is not usable.

[@MrsSoapAndClay]

Hi! You can add a lye solution to your melted soaps, yes. It looks like it will seize but mix it in and let it heat through again and it will loosen up. Add more water if you need to. Have fun!

[@whimsyandsparkle]

@@MrsSoapAndClay thank you so much!!! You are the best soap making instructor on KZbin. I have been learning so much from your channel!

[@siobhanclaire256]

I just don't understand the appeal of syndet hair bars, because why would I bother? The stuff at the store is so much easier to use and is essentially the same thing, detergent, so I just don't ever see myself bothering to make it myself. I know a lot of soap makers may not see it my way, but that's how I see it. I have however made soap bars for hair and they work great.

[@MrsSoapAndClay]

Not entirely true re: same thing, but I get where you’re coming from. I think the biggest appeal is the reduction of plastics on the planet.

[@siobhanclaire256]

@@MrsSoapAndClay maybe not wholly the same thing, but detergent vs soap is what I meant. I've thought about the plastic too, but then again, my lye comes in plastic, my oils come in plastic, even the lids on my fragrance oils are plastic, so I'm not sure how we REALLY deal with the plastic issue, I think the onus is really on the manufacturers we have to deal with.

[@amandapittar9398]

My god woman, if you are an example of a modern soap maker, I’m an old one. You have a seriously good upper toned body .... but I’m pushing 60 and way too fond of chocolate! Your daughter is delightful, looks like she is going to be a challenge. Have fun. By the way, I am terribly allergic to Tea Tree, and quite a few people are. Ironic since I live in NZ. It is WONDERFUL for getting rid of head lice. I used to wear gloves & a mask to treat my children with a dilute solution. Still used to get nauseous & dizzy. Great videos.

[@MrsSoapAndClay]

Ha! Between soap and kids and dogs that weigh more than me, my daily life is a full body workout. 😂 Tea tree is super versatile and awesome, unless you’re allergic. Back when the kids were attending school, their heads got spritzed with an EO blend to keep the beasties away as I am irrationally afraid of head lice. I always say that I will shave Kidlet #1’s curls off if she comes home with them...and I’m only mostly joking about that. 😜