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Wrapping and curing soap is an essential step in making your own natural soap. Insulating the soap allows the saponification process to continue. Newly made soap, in the mold, must have 24 to 48...
Stearic acid is one the chemicals that finds wide applications in industries and at home. Because of the large volumes consumed both at home and in industries, it is important to be able to...
Modern soap contains two key ingredients: oil and lye. Almost any type of oil may be used to create soap. Common oil choices include olive oil, coconut oil, vegetable oil or tallow. Lye is...
Tea tree oil is a popular essential oil that is praised by users for its antiseptic properties. Making your own tea tree soap combines the benefits of homemade soap with the helpful properties of...
"Cleanliness is next to godliness," as the old saying goes. Unfortunately, for some, the price of godliness is dry, irritated skin. But it doesn't have to be that way. If regular soap gives you...
Soaps and creams made at home are projects that can be fun, educational and profitable. As a bonus, toiletries make great gifts. The satisfaction of creating a product that someone can use for...
You can create cold process soaps that contain just about any essential oil, fat, fragrance or dry food ingredient. Cold process soaps do share a few common ingredients: They all contain lye, a...
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