Pine tar soap

How to Make Old-Fashioned Pine Tar Soap

This pine tar soap recipe is surprisingly easy, sets up fast, and produces a smooth, natural, long-lasting soap. All you'll need are a handful of ingredients to produce your soap batter and a few supplies like a soap pot and a spoon.

This forest-scented charcoal and pine tar soap lathers well and washes off cleanly. It's a favorite with the guys in my family!

Craft an all natural pine tar soap recipe with neem oil to soothe insect bites, calm itching & promote healing. Plus help prevent chiggers.

Pine Tar soap is a staple in our home. It has so many great benefits that it is worth keeping a few bars around all of the time. It is one of the few soaps that I make on a regular occasion because…

Pine tar soap recipe and its natural skin care benefits. Learn how to make pine tar soap recipe for its benefits for problem skin. A traditional remedy for relief of a variety of skin conditions including psoriasis, eczema, dandruff and skin inflammation, this cold process pine tar soap recipe also helps with common seasonal issues such as itchy bug bites and poison ivy. Learn how to craft your own natural pine tar soap recipe for your natural skin care routine. Cold process soap recipe…

Pine tar soap has been on my list of soaps to try. Pine tar has a long history of uses in veterinary and wound treatments, as it is antiseptic. It’s well known for treating horse hooves. It…

Old-fashioned pine tar salve has been traditionally used to treat everything from splinters, bug bites and boils, to patches of eczema or psoriasis. It's super easy to make too!

Pine tar is a dark-brown sticky substance produced by the high-temperature carbonization of pine wood. The wood is rapidly decomposed by applying heat and pressure in a closed container without air, which results in the formation of charcoal and pine tar. It has been used by humans for thousands of years and has origins that date back to the Iron Ages where it was originally used by the Scandinavians in 1000 BC as a wood preservative and sealant. Because of its excellent ability to protect…

Here’s my recipe for a large batch of Pine Tar Soap! This recipe makes over 21 pounds of soap (70 1″ bars!) and takes less than an hour to make!