Lye soap benefits

Olive oil soap is pure and simple to make. You can adjust the lye amounts and use this base recipe as cleaning soap or something for your hands and body.

Soap remnants can be an unsightly mess on your sink or bathtub ledge. However, you can keep those unwanted pieces of soap from cluttering your bathroom or ending up in the trash can. By dissolving bar soap in water, remnants can be recycled to make liquid hand soap or laundry detergent.

Lye is a very dangerous chemical, so why is it used in soap making? Learn what lye is, what lye soap is, and why it is a safe product.

This guide includes evertying you need to know about lye. What is is, is it dangerous, how to make it and where to get it.

If you want to try soap making, this is a very simple, easy-to-use cold process recipe with only three ingredients: lard, lye, and water.

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

Make your own Castile soap with this step-by-step guide and enjoy the benefits of gentle, nourishing, and chemical-free cleansing.

Lye is a dangerous chemical that can cause burns when in contact with skin. But why do we use dangerous thing like lye in soap? Is lye soap safe to use?

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

Are you new to making lye soap? You probably have lots of questions, especially about that kinda-scary ingredient: LYE. No worries, friend. This piece will answer 8 of the most common questions about making lye soap for beginners, plus give you tips to help you start making soap from scratch. Ready to get your lye questions answered? Pin to save, then click over to my farm blog to get answers to the 8 common questions about making soap with lye for beginners.