Natural Soap Making Recipes, Tutorials & Ingredient Guides
Witch hazel has been used for generations as a gentle, plant-based remedy for soothing skin, calming irritation, and supporting natural skincare routines. From facial toners to baby care and herbal first aid, witch hazel remains a staple ingredient in natural living — especially for those who prefer simple, effective solutions. This guide explains what witch…
Activated Charcoal Soap Recipe Learn how to make Activated Charcoal Soap with this easy DIY Soap Recipe
Black Soap (Charcoal Soap) It sounds bizarre, but activated charcoal is used in natural soaps and cleansers all over the world and has a number of different benefits. It has been used for thousands of years by many cultures. Most notably, the ancient Egyptians used activated charcoal in poultices to keep wounds clean and free…
Hemp Seed Oil Uses The Benefits of Using Hemp Seed Oil in Skin Care Have you ever used hemp lotion or hemp soap? My skincare regimen consists largely of these products. It makes a big positive impact on the look and feel of my skin.
Dead Sea Mud Soap contains the salt and mud from the Dead Sea which are known to be beneficial for our skin and bodies. Just soaking in a bath of Dead Sea Salt once a week can help to remove toxins from our body….so why not clean with a bar of soap made with this…
Dead Sea Mud and its Benefits to Us The minerals that are found in the Dead Sea are known to improve the health and appearance of skin. The mud and salt from the Dead Sea have very high concentration of several minerals that can help with appearance flaws and skin ailments. The benefits of using…
Making coffee soap is one of my favorite ways to turn something simple into a really useful, skin-loving bar. If you’ve ever wondered why you’d put coffee in soap, the answer is pretty simple—it works. Coffee grounds add a gentle exfoliation that helps remove dead skin cells and leaves your skin feeling smooth and refreshed….
Making Halloween soap can be so much fun. Using melt and pour and some colors you can get the kids involved. I used to do this with my grandkids when they were young, they so wanted to make soap just like Grandma, so I would buy melt and pour and molds and they would create…
Melt and pour soap making is one of the easiest and safest ways to make homemade soap. Unlike cold process or hot process soap, you don’t need to handle sodium hydroxide (lye), and there’s very little measuring or complicated mixing involved. This makes it a great option for beginners, kids’ projects, or anyone who wants…
Over the years, I’ve created many cold process soap recipes. Some turned out too soft, others too hard, and a few didn’t hold up well in the shower. After plenty of experimenting, I always found myself going back to a few dependable favorites. These are the 5 basic cold process soap recipes I use…