Marshmallow Root Herbal Shampoo & Body Bar Soap. Lackluster. Dry. Brittle. Curly. This shampoo & body bar was created to smooth and rehydrate dry, lackluster, and/or curly, hard-to-manage hair. Marshmallow Root… …is great for the hair because it: according to Practical Herbalism: Ordinary Plants with Extraordinary Powers, contain approximately “18-35% mucilaginous compounds.”has a very slippery texture when made into an infusion.softens the hair naturally.promotes hair growth (due to it’s high content of plant proteins).provides natural shine to dull hair follicles.soothes dry scalp.reduces itchy scalp.
Essential oils… …of sweet orange, ylang ylang, rosemary, patchouli, lavender, and eucalyptus together help with a multitude of hair and scalp conditions such as dandruff. Marshmallow Root Shampoo & Body Bar Soap Ingredients Oils Liquid 10 fluid ounces water or a handmade marshmallow root water infusion, click here to learn how to make an herbal water infusion4.52 ounces lye (7% excess fat) Add-Ins Where Can I Get This Stuff Not ready to DIY soap? Lemongrass Olive Oil Soap Bars - How Do I Make Soap. A simple golden soap infused with olive oil and annetto seeds for a rich golden color. Simple to make, but makes an elegant soap bar. To Make: One Olive Oil tray soap mold 1 tablespoon of organic annatto seeds 2 tablespoons of olive oil 1 oz of lemon grass fragrance oil 24 oz of olive oil melt and pour soap base 1. 2. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
Your skin will enjoy! Soap Recipes - Bloom, Bake & CreateBloom, Bake & Create. DIAN JANE ORGANICS - coconut milk soaps. Soap Recipes for Goat’s Milk Soap. In Backyard Farming on an Acre (More or Less) there is a great basic soap recipe. Goat’s milk soap is a great way to use up the excess milk from your backyard farm… A simple bar of soap with a good blend of oils and rich, fresh goat’s milk will be rich and healthful. Likely, there will be times when that is all you need.
As with all art forms, however, this is not likely to be the case every time. ~ page 357, 362 But basic is just that, basic. So here are some of my favorite soap making recipes that will help you break out of the mold (ha!) And explore some creative alternatives for your soap making adventures. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Oatmeal, Milk & Honey Soap Recipe - Zen DesignsZen Designs.
This is by far one of the most popular soaps I ever sold. I think people love it because it’s 100% natural. I don’t add any colours or fragrances, which makes it a perfect soap for people with sensitive skin. The oatmeal makes a lovely exfoliator too! If you’ve never made cold process soap before, I recommend watching Anne-Marie’s beginner guide to cold process soap making videos. They’re a great resource and a must watch for newbie soap makers.
I have a custom size wooden loaf mould which my Dad made for me that I use for most of my soap making. In order to adapt my recipe to fit your mould, I’ll include the percentage of the ingredients so you can calculate the exact weight of the oils you’ll need to fit your own mould. Ingredients (makes 1850 grams of soap) 180g (15%) Canola Oil 240g (20%) Coconut Oil 300g (25%) Pomace Olive Oil 240g (20%) Palm Oil 180g (15%) Rice Bran Oil 60g (5%) Shea Butter Preparation Oats – before and after. Three More Soaps - Bloom, Bake & CreateBloom, Bake & Create. We made three more soaps over a month ago. I’ve been wanting to post about them, but just haven’t had the time. The first is Lily of the Valley Olive Oil Soap. Lily of the Valley Olive Oil Soap This recipe is the same of the Calendula Olive Oil soap except I left out the calendula and added lily of the valley fragrance oil.
Spearmint Hand Soap This soap is a winner. The last one is Chocolate Goats Milk Soap. Chocolate Goats Milk Soap This soap really smells chocolately! Chocolate Goats Milk Soap [print_link] 35% olive oil 30% coconut oil 20% palm oil 10% cocoa butter 5% avocado butter Goats Milk – 12 ounces or 342 grams Lye – 4.5 ounces or 127 grams Chocolate Mousse fragrance oil – 2 tablespoons (added at trace) 2 ounces wheat germ oil (added at trace) Follow the procedures for cold process soap. Here they are all dressed and ready to be given away. Happy Acres Soaps It has been so much fun making soap this year. Free Beginner's Guide To Soapmaking: Cold Process. We are going back to the basics. Here is a free beginner’s guide to the art and science of soapmaking that includes a step-by-step guide through the basics of Cold Process, and in part two, a beginner’s Melt and Pour layering project.
Plus, downloadable PDFs make these guides a handy take-anywhere tool! What’s the difference between Melt & Pour (M&P) and Cold Process (CP) soap? Melt and Pour (M&P or MP) utilizes a pre-made base that is ready to use as is (literally, you could take the melt and pour block, as-is, get in the shower and lather away!). COLD PROCESS: Cold Process soapmaking is the act of mixing fixed oils (common oils include Olive, Coconut and Palm) with an alkali (Sodium Hydroxide or Lye). Trace: This is when the soap has emulsified and is a pudding consistency. The zig-zags are the soap trails of trace Gel Phase: Gel phase is a temperature phase during the soapmaking process. Soda Ash: Soda ash is essentially a salt that precipitates to the surface of the soap. Goat Milk Soap Tutorial on Soap Queen TV. Hi Kelsey – GREAT NEWS! Patience is very much a virtue with this batch.
I originally made it on Sat. (11/1) and tested and commented on Sun (24 hrs). I made the decision to take it out of the freezer and moved it to the refrigerator on Sun night. On Wed (96 hrs), it still had some zap, but seemed to be less. I left it until today (180 hrs) and tested again (in multiple places through the loaf) – NO ZAP! I’ve cut the bars and put everything into the drying rack to sit for a few weeks, and I’ll definitely test the soap myself before giving it to anyone, but I think patience saved this batch. If you are still interested, here is the recipe: 584g Olive Oil; 444g Coconut Oil; 442g Palm Oil; 80g Castor Oil. 225g Sodium Hydroxide dissolved in 528g Almond milk (made from fresh almonds and distilled water). Added Lye to frozen Almond milk stirring constantly – took about 15 minutes to dissolve and was at 68F.
Adzuki Bean Natural Complexion Soap | Chagrin Valley Soap. Hello, I didn't see a place where I could write a review of products but I wanted to send some feedback. I found your company through a referral from a youtube video. I ordered a lot of samples. I have always had extremely dry skin, I have NEVER found anything that helps. I am 30 and have looked for a very long time. In addition to all over extremely dry skin I have had terrible acne and for the past five years have also had terrible dandruff, an itchy scalp, and hair loss.
I have not been able to find anything that helps any of these problems... until I tried your products. I can't say a specific shampoo bar soap has helped because I've been using so many different samples but I think I've settled on the Ayurvedic Herb which I always follow up with a ACV rinse. For my extremely dry yet acne prone skin I seem to have settled on the Adzuki bean soap which is like a miracle in a bar!!! Alchemy & Ashes: Of Blossom, Leaf, Root, and Stem ~ Herbal Infusions. The essence of all beings is earth The essence of earth is water The essence of water is plants The essence of plants is the human being. Chandogya, from the Upanishads There is magic in sowing a seed, nurturing the sprout, reaping the leaf (or blossom, root, or stem), utilizing its essence in some aspect, recycling the waste, and starting the cycle over.
There is power in that cycle - creation, abundance, a reverence for and a connection to the Earth. Putting your hands in the soil is like roots reaching out to partake in the divinity that is our existence. And when the sun is high, or when the moon is full, my roots reach out to participate in that magical cycle. Modern humans are like busy little bees - work, after school sports, dance class, laundry, gym, dishes, traffic…the never-ending battle against time and circumstance (that’s another type of cycle that my roots do not reach out for). And now we get to where this post is going: Herbal Infusions! For Example: Soap Recipe: 300 g Olive Oil.
Pecan Rooibos + Orange Soap. I’m one of those people who usually can’t think about Christmas until after Thanksgiving. I have friends who have to hold themselves back from decking their house out with red and green before the end of October, but I always feel like I want Thanksgiving to have its chance in the spotlight. With that said, since I’ve started making cold-process soap I’ve had to think 4-6 weeks in advance due to the curing time.
Although I try to avoid too much Christmas planning before the last turkey leftover is eaten, soapmaking does require a bit of foresight. There are only a few short weeks until Christmas (can you believe it?!) , and I realized that if I was going to give soap as gifts this December, I had to get some recipes started ASAP – even if it was before Thanksgiving. Since learning more about the world of tea from K’Tizo, I decided this holiday season I’d make a tea-based soap. Have you been thinking about Christmas for a while or do you take it one holiday at a time? You might also like. Coconut-Lime Soap. Yesterday morning, I looked out the window while I was getting ready and decided, “You know what? It looks like flip-flop weather!”
I’m not quite sure what got into me, but I got dressed and was completely convinced that I would get to work and everyone would be wearing summer attire. It was a bit of a reality check when I walked out my door and realized the temperature was balmy 38 degrees. When I arrived at work there was not a sandal, flip-flop or short sleeve shirt in sight. Apparently, it’s not quite summer yet.
Once I got home from work that evening I grudgingly put my flip-flops back in the closet, anxiously awaiting the day when they would make their grand re-entrance. This soap is made with coconut milk and coconut-lime fragrance oil. What are your favorite summer fragrances? Coconut-Lime SoapMakes about 16 4 ounce bars of soap For the full cold process soap making instructions, check out Tiffany’s beginner’s soap making tutorial. you might also like.
Tutorial: Creamy Honey & Goat's Milk Soap with Avocado Oil. Goat | Search Results | Lovin' Soap Studio. How to make Goats Milk Soap Using Farm Fresh Goat’s Milk | Lovin' Soap Studio. Goat’s milk soap is a very popular soap to make. You can make it with either fresh goat’s milk or you can use goat’s milk powder. The milk adds a creaminess to the soap and the sugars in the milk add to bubbly lather. Here is how to make soap using fresh goat’s milk. You can also use this method using other types of milk including coconut, hemp, almond, soy or even cow milk. The main concern with making goat’s milk soap is overheating of the milk/lye solution or overheating in the mold. When the lye solution overheats you can get scorched milk which means it will darken and even speckle your soap.
When the soap in the mold overheats you can get all kinds of issues including mushrooming, separation, cracking or other issues. To keep the lye solution nice and cool I start with frozen goat’s milk. So let’s make goat’s milk soap! The recipe: Coconut oil – 20 oz Olive oil – 20 oz Rice bran oil – 5 oz Avocado oil – 5 oz Castor oil – 4 oz Shea butter – 5 oz Sweet Almond oil – 5 oz. Soap. My Soap Recipes: Soap Making 101: Basic tutorial for cold process soap. How to Make Soap With Milk: Basic cold process tutorial using cow or goat’s milk, coconut milk, or other non-dairy substitute. How to Create Custom Soaps: Example of how I create a variety of soaps starting with one plain recipe. Making Soap Without Lye (Sort of): How to add natural ingredients to make a variety of custom herbal soaps, using a ready made melt & pour base. Why Do We Use Lye In Soap Making (Article I wrote for Hobby Farms) How to Make Any Soap Recipe Palm-Free How to Sell Your Handmade Products My Soap eBook: Lye Calculator: Always use this before making any recipe that you’ve found on the internet (people make typos all the time!)
My favorite, by Majestic Mountain Sage Calculating Batch and Mold Sizes: Not sure how big a batch of soap to make for the size of your mold? Videos on How to Make Soap: Cold Process Soapmaking Series by Soap Queen TV. Carrot & Honey Soap Recipe. This carrot and honey soap is one of my most popular bars! Most people like to use it as a gentle facial cleanser, but it can be used as a body bar as well. I loaded it up with anti-aging and moisturizing ingredients, so it’s especially suitable for dry, mature skin.
Though, having said that, a teenager I know loves how it helps their acne-prone skin as well. Each time I’ve made this recipe, I’ve changed it around a bit, pending on which oils I have available. I’ll post two versions here, in this post. The orange color comes mostly from the addition of palm fruit oil which is a dark red color. Carrot & Honey Soap Recipe – Version 1 You can buy most of the ingredients you need for this soap from Mountain Rose Herbs. Make according to the directions in my Soap Making 101 post. This recipe is sized to fit my wooden box molds which are non-standard and homemade – the inner dimensions of the molds are: 16 inches by 11.5 inches by 2 inches.
Carrot & Honey Soap Recipe – Version 2. The Craft Hub: Wash Your Hair With Homemade Shampoo Bars. Shampoo bars are a solid soap, specially designed for washing hair. By utilizing the hot process soap-making method in a slow cooker, you can create your own in just a few hours. Ingredients 10 ounces olive oil (34.5 percent) 8 ounces coconut oil (27.5 percent) 5 ounces sunflower oil (17 percent) 4 ounces castor oil (14 percent) 2 ounces jojoba oil (7 percent) 10 ounces distilled water (or cool herbal tea) 3.91 ounces lye (sodium hydroxide) Preparation Using a digital scale, weigh 10 ounces distilled water (or cool herbal tea) in a heat-proof plastic or stainless-steel container.
(Never use aluminum for soap making as it reacts badly with lye.) Wearing proper safety gear for soaping (gloves, goggles and long sleeves), carefully measure and pour the lye into the water. Stir with a heavy-duty plastic or silicone spoon until dissolved. This mixture will get hot, so use caution when stirring. Set the lye mixture aside to cool for about 10 minutes. While the soap is cooking, prepare your molds. Chamomile Soother Soap Formula. Tutorial: Cold Process Lemongrass + Coconut Milk Soap Recipe. How to Make Rebatch Soap Balls.
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