SOAP (sōp)
noun
i1. 1. A cleansing and moisturizing agent made from a compound of natural, skin loving vegetable oils, sodium hydroxide, and fragrances that titillate your senses
**Not all soaps are created equally**
Our soaps are made the old fashion way, like grandma used to make by using the cold ( and sometimes hot) process method to make soap, but ours are more fun! We don't make the type you simply melt down and pour into molds. Ours are made from scratch with lye (sodium hydroxide) and vegetable oils. We aim to keep our products as vegan friendly as possible.
**Not all soaps are created equally**
Our soaps are made the old fashion way, like grandma used to make by using the cold ( and sometimes hot) process method to make soap, but ours are more fun! We don't make the type you simply melt down and pour into molds. Ours are made from scratch with lye (sodium hydroxide) and vegetable oils. We aim to keep our products as vegan friendly as possible.
On the curing rack
DId you know?
Soap goes through a curing phase which is the time between when it is made and when it is ready for use. During this time, excess water evaporates from the soap . You can use the soap before it's finished curing, but soap is like wine, the longer you wait, the better it will be. After a full cure the soap will become harder, more mild, and have lots more lather
How soap is made
How Soap Is Made
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1) Combine vegetable oils and lye
2) Add color, fragrance, and any other additives
3) Mix, mix, mix
4) Pour soap mixture into the mold
5) Insulate the soap to promote gel phase
6) Cut into lovely soap bars
7) Wait forever (4-6 weeks) for the soap to cure
8) Deliver it to you!
1) Combine vegetable oils and lye
2) Add color, fragrance, and any other additives
3) Mix, mix, mix
4) Pour soap mixture into the mold
5) Insulate the soap to promote gel phase
6) Cut into lovely soap bars
7) Wait forever (4-6 weeks) for the soap to cure
8) Deliver it to you!
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