I have never thought of making soap at home. But when i came across a post in pinterest of making our own soap at home, i was drawn into it. Immediately i looked up online for the ingredient and i could easily find them. So i ordered a batch of them and here i am with my first flavour soap.
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I made a charcoal and lavendar flavour soap. I am yet to experiment on many other flavours as well. I have given all the source for buying the things online if you want to make your own soap.
THIS SOAP LATHERS REALLY WELL.
Things you need:
Activated Charcoal Powder - 1 tsp (BUY ONLINE)
Goat Milk Melt & Pour Soap Base (BUY ONLINE) - 250 grams
Soap Moulds (BUY ONLINE)
Lavendar Essential Oil few drops (BUY ONLINE)
Method:
Take melt and pour soap base and cut it into cubes. Take it in a microwave safe bowl or over a double boiler and melt it completely.
Add in charcoal powder and essential oil and mix well. Immediately pour it into moulds.
This will set very very fast.
Once it is cold. remove from mould and wrap it in plastic wrap.
Enjoy.
Pictorial:
Take all your ingredients |
I got these moulds online (BUY ONLINE) |
You need activated charcoal powder..(BUY ONLINE) |
This is Goat Milk Melt & Pour Soap Base (BUY ONLINE) |
cut it into cubes |
take a sauce pan with water |
place the bowl on top |
heat so it melts |
add charcoal powder |
mix well |
once it is mixed well |
add lavendar oil |
pour in mould immediately. it sets very very fast |
unmould |
enjoy |
Hello Arthi.. Hope you are doing good.. This article was so helpful and I'm looking forward to maker my own soap :) you are so inspiring.. I have a small doubt, could you pls let me know why you chose this base out of all other availabilities
ReplyDeletemilk soaps are more moisturizing
DeleteCan we skip charcoal and use lavender oil alone?
ReplyDeleteCan we skip charcoal and use lavender oil alone?
ReplyDeleteyes u can
DeleteHi aarthi, really inspired by your post. Any soap suggestions for skin issues like psoriasis. Thanks
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