Bar soap into liquid soap

You’ll love this liquid soap recipe due to its ease, customization, and a zero waste way to use up the last of your soap bars.

Use this method to make your own hand soap, body wash, face wash, and even dish soap! For dish soap, I recommend using a bar of antibacteri...

My family goes through a lot of soap. We particularly go through a lot of castile soap, which makes sense because we use it in practically everything! We use castile soap for our body wash, hand soap, dish soap, shaving, scrubbing, and probably a lot more! I used to buy liquid soap by the jugful but then I wondered, can you make your own liquid soap? I used to pay about $30 for 64 oz of Dr. Bronners or Dr. Woods. Now looking at those numbers, I guess you could say that it doesn’t seem very…

Making Homemade Body Wash from bar soap is so easy. You just need bar soap, water, coconut oil, and a little bit of patience.

Use this method to make your own hand soap, body wash, face wash, and even dish soap! For dish soap, I recommend using a bar of antibacteri...

What do you with all those tiny hotel soap bars? Aside from using them in your travel kit, you can turn them into homemade liquid hand soap. Liquid soap is way cheaper and less messy than a bar of soap. Here's a simple step by step guide, you just need a few additional ingredients. This

A couple weeks ago, Drew and I tried making our own liquid soap. It turned out really well! You can make a whole lot of liquid soap (almost two orange juice containers full!) out of any bar of soap! A much better deal for the money! Here is what you need: -cheese grater -funnel -2...Continue Reading "DIY Liquid Soap (from a bar of soap)" →

I have a confession to make: I hate bar soap. It gets dirty, is annoying to handle, and takes too long to use up.

I’ve been wanting to make for a long time is my own liquid soap and the easiest and less wasteful way I’ve found to do this is to buy bar soaps...