4 Easy Ways to Make Madder Root Soap
Tips and techniques for using madder root to naturally color soap shades of pink. Also includes ways to use both…
Soap
Natural, handmade soap recipes from Lovely Greens. Learn to make your own soap using essential oils, herbs, flowers, minerals, and rich oils.
3 Ways to Make Homemade Liquid Soap: A Beginner’s Guide
Save money and reduce waste with this beginner’s guide on how to make homemade liquid soap. Includes a way to…
Butterfly Pea Flower Soap Recipe
How to use butterfly pea flowers, a natural and plant-based ingredient, to create baby blue soap bars. They’re truly beautiful!…
The Best Places to Get Soap Making Supplies
Places to source natural soap making supplies, including oils, lye, beeswax, essential oil, honey, and herbs. Includes ideas for sourcing locally produced ingredients, what to look for, avoiding suspicious sellers, and soapmaking suppliers by country.
How to Make Naturally Yellow to Orange Annatto Soap
Annatto soap recipe showing how to make naturally yellow to orange-colored soap. The natural colorant used is annatto seeds from the achiote tree, a food-safe ingredient that’s also brilliant for…
How to Naturally Color Soap With Clay (Earthy Soap Colorants)
blue, and yellow. Gorgeous shades that are 100% natural! Includes information on what clay is, techniques to naturally color soap with clay, and how clay soap can benefit the skin.
How to Rebatch Soap the Easy Way (Partial Rebatch Soap)
How to transform soap scraps, old soap, and failed recipes into beautiful new soap using the partial rebatch method. It involves grating old soap bars and adding them in a certain ratio and method to new soap recipes. It’s an easy way to rebatch soap without a crockpot and will make your old soap new again!
7 Ways How to Make Soap (Easiest Method to Most Advanced)
ocess, hot process, liquid soapmaking, melt-and-pour, and rebatching. Use one or all of these methods to make homemade soap from the comfort of your own kitchen.
Step-by-Step How to Make Cold Process Soap for Beginners
each soap making step, temperatures, bringing soap to ‘trace’, molding, and curing soap. This is part four in the Natural Soap Making for Beginners series.