How to make soap

Many people like to use soap very much, because the smell of soap is not only very fragrant, but also has a good bactericidal effect. The soap sold in commodities is not only very expensive, but also easy to cause skin allergies. Therefore, more and more friends are beginning to choose homemade soap to moisturize the skin. In fact, as long as the necessary materials are prepared, the production method is very easy to master. So how to make soap?

First, how do you make soap? Gather all the ingredients you need. ½ cup powdered citric acid, 1 cup baking soda, ¾ cup cornstarch, ¼ cup cane sugar, food coloring, and essential oils. Start mixing. In a large bowl, combine citric acid, baking soda, and cornstarch. Mix the dry ingredients thoroughly by hand or with a blender. After mixing well, add sucrose and stir. Add a little bit of water. Use the bottle with the nozzle to lightly wet the mixture you just made. Add enough water to firm the mixture, but be careful not to add so much water that it bubbles. Then the soap making can begin. Add essential oils and food coloring. But once the mixture forms easily in your hands, add your favorite essential oils and coloring. Mix scents and colors to create your own unique soap. The mixture is pressed into shapes. Use a hemisphere mold or a mold with rounded edges and press the soap ball into it. Press the mixture firmly in the mold to prevent cracking.

Second, allow the soap to air dry. Leave the soap in the mold for at least 24 hours. Keep the mold in a cool, dry place away from moisture. If the soap is still damp after 24 hours, remove the soap and let it air dry. Store soap. When the soap no longer feels damp to the touch, remove the soap from its dry location and store it in an airtight container. Keep soap away from moisture to prevent it from lathering up prematurely, so you can enjoy your next bath!

How to make soap? Make rose soap. First cut the soap base into small pieces and put them into a stainless steel cup. Put it in a pot with appropriate amount of water and heat it, stirring slowly until the soap base dissolves and becomes liquid. Add a few drops of pigment to the melted soap base to create your favorite color, then add rose essential oil. Usually 2 drops per 50g of soap base is enough. Sprinkle rose petals into the soap base, stir well and pour into a small storage box. Soap base can be purchased in some stores that sell handmade soap, and food coloring can be found in the wholesale market.