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Salt Soap Recipe

Posted on 09-2909-29 by Tes

Sea Salt Soap Recipe Sea Salt soaps can help to draw toxins form the body, reduce inflammation and nourish your skin with minerals.

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Psoriasis: Types, Triggers & Supportive Skin Care Options

Posted on 09-2801-24 by Tes

Psoriasis is a chronic inflammatory skin condition that causes thickened, scaly patches of skin. It can affect the scalp, elbows, knees, lower back, and other areas of the body, and severity varies widely from person to person. Psoriasis is not contagious, but it can be persistent, uncomfortable, and emotionally challenging. Symptoms often follow a pattern…

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Selling Your Soap at a Local Farmers Market

Posted on 09-2705-25 by Tes

Selling handmade soap at a local farmers market can be one of the best ways to grow your soap business, meet repeat customers, and build a loyal following in your community.   I sold soap at farmers markets for many years, and while it can be a lot of work, it’s also one of the…

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oatmeal soap beside bowl of oatmeal and towel on wooden shelf

Natural Ways to Help Dry Itchy Skin (My Experience With Eczema)

Posted on 09-2706-09 by Tes

I can speak from personal experience about how miserable dry itchy skin can be. Growing up, I struggled badly with eczema. There were times when my skin was so itchy that I could barely sleep comfortably at night. My skin would become dry, irritated, and sore from scratching. At the time, we used heavily scented…

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Eco-Friendly Soap Labeling: What It Really Means for Handmade Soap Businesses

Posted on 08-1705-19 by Tes

Eco-friendly labeling has become extremely popular in the handmade soap and skincare industry, but many soap makers are surprised to learn that terms like “green,” “natural,” and “eco-friendly” are not always legally defined in the way consumers expect. As more customers look for environmentally conscious products, many small businesses want to highlight sustainable ingredients, recyclable…

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INCI Names

Posted on 08-1506-09 by Tes

INCI Names for Essential Oils       Carrier Oils and most ingredients you’ll use in your Homemade Products

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What is INCI

Posted on 08-0906-09 by Tes

INCI it is a listing of Latin Names for Cosmetic Ingredients and is the shortened name for “International Nomenclature of Cosmetic Ingredients”

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Cocoa Butter and Soap

Posted on 08-0806-09 by Tes

Cocoa Butter and Soap Super moisturizing cocoa butter in soap and other skin care products Cocoa Butter in soap and other bath products creates a super moisturizing and skin protecting formula. This butter is high in Non-saponifiable content, making your soap very moisturizing.

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Benefits of Shea Nut Butter

Posted on 08-0806-09 by Tes

Shea Nut Butter A Natural Treatment for Skin and Hair   100% pure and natural benefits of Shea Nut Butter include being an all-natural Vitamin A Cream. This tropical butter has shown to be a superb moisturizer, with exceptional healing properties for the skin.

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Clay in Soap – and much more

Posted on 07-1606-09 by Tes

Adding Clay to your soap is a great way to color your soap naturally or make special purpose soaps. Clays come in different colors and are a great natural way to color your soap.  These clays are not limited to coloring your soap, some of them have wonderful minerals that can be used to benefit…

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Cold Process Soap Making

Want to make soap from scratch? This is the exact cold process method I use, broken down step by step.

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  1. Tes on How to Make Rose Bath Salts05-18

    Hi Michel,  I did check and the recipe is one the page part way down.  Here is the link https://makingsoapnaturally.co...

  2. Tes on Using Natural Colors In Soap Making05-18

    Hi Alice, thanks for the comment.  I make a few different soaps with clays and I find that the color…

  3. Alice on Using Natural Colors In Soap Making05-17

    I’ve been curious about making soap with natural ingredients, and the section on botanical and clay colorants really caught my…

  4. Michel on How to Make Rose Bath Salts05-17

    I would really love to have this recipe for making a simple DIY rose bath, but the picture stops there…

  5. Tes on Essential Oil Dilution Chart for Skin, Hair & Soap Making05-16

    Thank you! You’re absolutely right that different essential oils produce different sized drops depending on thickness, bottle reducer, and even…

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