Diy soap bars no lye

Easy to make Creamy Oatmeal Body Soap - no lye to deal with. A great way to start making soap for beginners.

Want to make soap but worried about working with lye? Here's how to make soap without lye! (aka melt and pour soap)

If you are keen to make soap, but a little nervous of the processes involved in making it from scratch, melt and pour soap could be the perfect solution for you. Melt and pour soap

Searching for an amazing and all- natural soap to help your sensitive skin? Looking for a way to heal your skin naturally? This easy DIY all- natural soap recipe is affordable and extremely effective using some ingredients that are probably already in your pantry! If you have read any of my past posts, you know that I’m currently on a journey to become as self-sufficient/sustainable as possible. I’m trying as hard as possible to not rely on the grocery store for as many things as I used to…

Melt and pour soap takes away the worry of mixing the lye and it requires no special equipment. This soap bar recipe is fully customizable, so you can make it just the way you like it!

Can you make handmade soap without using lye? Here are the answers: When I first became interested in making soap for our home, I was worried about using lye. It's caustic, extremely poisonous, and very dangerous if it's not used correctly. The biggest question on my mind was, "How c

The Homesteader Tallow and Coconut soap is the perfect soap for beginner soap makers! If you're looking for a super basic natural, handmade tallow soap recipe then look no further! This simple cold-process (lye) recipe uses basic ingredients and makes a nice hard bar of soap with the perfect creamy lather you want in a cleansing soap!

Can you make handmade soap without using lye? Here are the answers: When I first became interested in making soap for our home, I was worried about using lye. It's caustic, extremely poisonous, and very dangerous if it's not used correctly. The biggest question on my mind was, "How c

These dark chocolate all-natural soap bars are almost delicious enough to eat! Learn how to make them yourself with this simple tutorial!

Learn how easy it is to make a moisturizing shampoo bars by using pour and melt soap base, shea butter, coconut oil and a few essential oils that nourish your hair. These bars leave your hair feeling so soft and smooth, with no frizz. They're free of toxic chemicals and last quite a while, saving you lots of money.