If you are reading this post you have obviously delved into the world of homemade soap making and have created your first few batches and have found that there is some whiteness appearing on the surface. You might not be sure what it is, or why it is happening, so this post will explain, that…
Soap is a popular item that can be purchased at most stores, but it’s also possible to make your own soap from scratch. The process of making homemade soap does take some time and patience, but the end result will be worth it! In this article, we’ll go over the basics of how to make…
It is natural for homemade soap to go bad. The good news is that there are a few simple things you can do to preserve it, which we’ll discuss in this article! Homemade soap can go bad over time if not stored correctly, exposed to too much light, in a very hot and/or humid environment….
You probably know that bath bombs are a popular way to relax, but did you know they can also be dangerous? That’s why it’s important to keep safety in mind when using these products. In this blog post, we’ll go over some of the dangers associated with bath bombs and how you can avoid them….
Isopropyl alcohol is one of the most useful tools for all types of soap making. As a binding agent in layered soaps, a bubble reducer, and a drying agent, ethyl and isopropyl alcohol are some of the handiest remedies to most of a soapmaker’s problems. But what for? Alcohol is used in soap making to…
Soap: a foamy, bubbly good time that lathers away dirt and germs while delivering a powerful punch of nourishment to our skin, right? Well, maybe. For a product we slather onto our largest organ every day, it’s wise to take a close look on whether it’s harming or helping our skin. Homemade soap is better…
As people move towards organic beauty and make their own products, homemade soap becomes more and more popular. However, there is science involved in making soap, and it’s important to make sure your homemade version won’t damage your skin. What pH level should you look for when making or purchasing homemade soap? The pH of…
Let’s take a look at how you can make the base for your homemade soap, right at home. Making a soap base at home includes, melting the wax, butters and oils, creating the lye solution, and combing everything before cooking, adding colors fragrances and packaging. Making your soap base at home can be time-consuming but…
Is making your own soap dangerous to yourself and others around you. Is it really better than store-bought soaps, and what are all those chemicals in store-bought soaps anyways? These are all questions I had myself when I first started making my own homemade soap. So I did a little research into this topic and…
Bath salts are a great way to relax and take care of yourself. You can make your own bath salts from natural ingredients like Epsom salt, sea salt, baking soda, essential oils and/or herbs. They’re inexpensive to make and they smell great! Plus, you have more control over the consistency of your bath salts-instant relaxation…
