Easy Homemade Soap

Becky shows you how to make soap bars with olive oil, lye, and water. Making soap at home is really easy and you'll be so happy with the end product that you'll never want to by soap at the store ever again. A lot of people are intimidated by the idea of making their own soap at home. Is it dangerous? Is it safe for pets? The answer is it's not dangerous and it's the safest soap you'll ever use. The soap at the store has a list of ingredients as long as your arm. The easy homemade soap you'll learn how to make in this video only has 3. Becky shows you ever step and makes it easy for beginners to follow along.

[annietomsik]

Becky, I want you to know that I always wanted to make my own soap. I was afraid to until I saw your soap videos. I got the courage to make my first batch (with my husband on stand by). Friends and neighbors wanted to try it, and after a short while I did start a small home business. I love to educate people about natural soap.

Thank you Becky, for showing these videos.
Annie

[melodieduperron]

This is the 1st soap recipe I made love ❤️ it when my children run out of soap I know I will get a visit they love it as well

[trudyparman]

I'm ready to try making soap, I was always afraid to try it, but you made it look so easy. Thanks for sharing your knowledge of homesteading, I'm a homesteader at heart.

[Megz]

People are still stumbling across your page years later. I'm so glad I did! Following!

[hellenicsunshine]

After watching this for years I finally got the guts to attempt it and I DID IT!!! Thank you Becky for your videos and how you explained the steps so very nicely😘

[Anamericanhomestead]

Awesome!  We make our own soap.  We do it so we can control what chemicals we use.

[melodycarrillo]

I use Becky's Olive Oil bar soap as shampoo. It leaves my long hair manageable, light and shiny.

[dorapolicy]

I've been using this recipe with coconut oil since 2017 and I'm so thankful I found your video!! We love the soap and have since stopped buying any other soaps from stores! And yes goggles and gloves are a necessity when making this! Even a mask helps and outdoors if possible!

[brightpurpleviking]

Thanks, Becky! I've got a recipe I love, but the ingredients are difficult to find, not to mention expensive. I'm going to try your recipe next time. I really like your relaxed approach. It takes the terror out of soap making which other videos portray. Yes, you can get burned, but women have been making soap for centuries. It's not nuclear science :-). It's fun!

[djwhytashofficial]

Just made a batch with this recipe but I add different colors (green and yellow and black) I hope they turn out awesome like yours 😁😊🥰

[rnawireman]

2 safety points: Wear gloves & keep vinegar nearby as a neutralizing agent if you do get lye or uncured mixture anywhere it shouldn't be.

[tinkerbell]

Thank you so much for your videos!  I've been wanting to make soap since I was a teen.  Tonight I made my first bath after watching several videos these past few days.  You make it look so easy and I was so nervous!  I love how you read us the list of ingredients and let us write them down.

[podunkbetty]

Becky, you did a great service to share how easy soapmaking is to do at home.   I, too, make my own soap at home as many thousands of women over the centuries who did not have goggles and gloves did.  Don't let the OSHA-lovers bring you down girl--makin' soap is fun and easy if done with care and consideration of what you are working with.

[atashadejesus]

I love this because she is telling you what other ways you can do if you don't have all the equipments she's using. Godbless ma'am.: -)

[anerioone]

Hi, Becky, I am enjoying your shows.  I used to be a museum curator and demonstrated lots of things that colonials did, how they lived and coped with life before the industrial revolution.  Cooking on the hearth etc.  Your shows remind me of so many of those old skills.  lots of fun.  I started a blog called: prepping without monsters under the bed. .. my spouse died recently so I have not gotten back to the blogs for a while, but you are stirring my interest again.

[LarrysLeatherWork]

Wife and I made your soap and have it drying in our spare room. Smells great. We will keep you posted. We watch all your videos so keep them coming.  Thanks

[SamusAran]

That's awesome! I'm having one of those, "universe is sending me a message" moments right now LOL No joke, I was at my grocery store last week, and I saw this magazine about how to build your own house mortgage free, setting up solar panels, and growing your own food. That magazine still has me thinking about building my own home because I'm sick of the rat race as well! LOL I've started to make my own deodorant, and I want to learn how to make soaps and shampoos. Thank you for this video!!!

[claygirl]

You’re a great teacher, very detailed, especially explaining trace! Most videos assume the viewer knows the terminology and what trace is. Bravo! I love olive oil and eucalyptus. Unto your coconut oil soap, so happy, I feel more confident in doing my first soaps!!!

[funnyfarmgal]

Thanks for sharing a simple recipe for soap.. I will give this a try when I have some free time..

[melissah]

Believe it or not, I actually found this homemade soap video of yours on Amazon Prime Video last year or the year before. I didn't realize that you had a YouTube channel, I wasn't very knowledgeable of YouTube. So glad I found you here so now I can watch all of your videos. Thank you!!!