Not quite ready to tackle making soap Here are some intermediate steps to get you started.
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Not Ready to Make Soap Yet? Try These Easy Steps First
Summary:
If you're not quite ready to dive into making your own natural soaps, start with these simple recipes for homemade bath salts and luxurious after-bath oils.
Keywords:
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Making soap at home can seem daunting, especially with the cautionary advice about handling lye, a necessary but caustic chemical. However, by taking some simple precautions?"like wearing rubber gloves, protective eyewear, and ensuring lye is added to water (not reversed)?"you can safely enjoy this craft.
If you're still hesitant, why not ease into the world of skin care with some intermediate steps? Not only will this offer a gentle introduction, but it could also save you money on pricey commercial products.
DIY After-Bath Oil
If you've ever indulged in after-bath oils that make your skin feel luxurious, you know they can be quite costly. The good news? You can easily recreate them at home with a few readily available ingredients.
Ingredients:
- 3 parts Extra Virgin Olive Oil
- 1 part Sweet Almond Oil
Instructions:
1. Combine the oils in a dispensing container.
2. Add an essential oil or soap making fragrance if desired.
3. Shake well and enjoy your homemade luxury.
Custom Bath Salts
Homemade bath salts are not only a treat for your skin but are also a creative outlet. Salts like Dead Sea Salt and Epsom Salt soothe the skin and help with aches. Here’s a basic recipe to get you started:
Ingredients:
- 2 cups Epsom Salt
- 1 cup Dead Sea Salt or Baking Soda
- 2 Tbsp. Glycerine
- ¼ cup dried, crushed herbs (e.g., lavender) (optional)
- 10-15 drops essential oil (optional)
- 5 drops of liquid colorant (optional)
Instructions:
1. Mix the salts in a large bowl.
2. Take out ¼ cup of the salt mixture and mix with fragrance and color.
3. Gradually blend this mixture back into the larger bowl until you achieve the desired color and scent.
4. Store the salts in a jar with a tight lid, shaking every day for a week to prevent clumping.
5. Use ½ to 1 cup in a warm bath for relaxation.
These simple projects not only offer a foray into natural skin products but also serve as a stepping stone to the rewarding craft of soap making. Enjoy your creations and the journey towards more complex projects!
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