Soap is a typical hygiene product that we use every day to help us maintain our health and cleanliness. It has been used as a washing and cleaning solution for thousands of years. In the 19th and 20th centuries, technological advancements led to lower pricing and increasing appeal, which has lasted until this day. Soaps are thought to have a greater concentration of fatty acid salts. African Black Soap is made on a large scale by using hydroxides to saponify animal fats or vegetable oils. Apart from the soap itself, glycerol is created as a result of this process, which has extra moisturizing effects. When dissolved in water, these compounds organize themselves at the water-air interface in a certain way, with the ‘heads’ pointing towards the water and the ‘tails’ pointing towards the air. Increasing the soap concentration after the entire surface has been filled results in the creation of distinct structures known as micelles.
Fats (oil, grease, or butter), alkali, water, and secondary products are all needed to make soap (salt, additive colors, scents, etc). Triglycerol, an ester from an alcohol triple, and glycerol with linear carbonic acid chains are the natural fats utilized in soap manufacturing (fatty acid). Fats are classified as oils (liquid at normal ambient temperatures) or butter (solid at normal ambient temperatures) (solid). Some fats come from plants, while others come from animals. All are suitable for saponification from a chemical standpoint. However, the proprieties of each of them have more or less essential variances. The quantity of fats utilized in soap manufacture is regulated in practice.
Soap Base Material –
Sugar Scrub Base
Sugar, Vitamin E, and sunflower oil make up the Mile High Sugar Scrub Base. Use it as is or add your own particular ingredients to make it your own invention. Their Sugar Scrub base will exfoliate your dry dead skin and reveal a softer, more youthful you. It’s the ideal complement to your personal brand.
- Free of parabens
- Free of Phthalates
- Free of gluten
- Vegan
- Animals are never tested on, only people are.
Colorant should be oil-based; dry herbs can be used for extra texture and aesthetic appeal. Water will dissolve the sugar crystals if the base is not kept dry.
INGREDIENTS: sugar, coconut oil, sunflower oil, virgin shea butter, emulsifying wax nf, avocado oil, candelilla wax, tocopherol.
Shea Butter Lotion
Shea Butter Lotion Base lotion base is unscented, you may use it to add your own fragrance or essential oil. When adding fragrance or essential oils, they recommend a use rate of 1 to 2 percent. Your fragrance oil or essential oil can also be used to produce the lotion base.
INGREDIENTS: Purified Water, Apricot Kernel Oil, Shea Butter, Emulsifying Wax NF, Coconut Oil, Glyceryl Stearate (and) Cetearyl Alcohol (and) Sodium Stearoyl Lactylate, Tocopherol, Phenoxyethanol and Caprylyl
Organic Castile Liquid Soap Base
Their organic oil liquid soap is a naturally saponified liquid glycerine soap that contains no sulfates, surfactants, or detergents and is created with certified organic oils. They use it as a natural shampoo as well. It is gentle on the skin and has a powerful natural cleansing ability. Castile Organic Liquid Soap Base is colorless and odorless, making it excellent for anybody with delicate skin or who is prone to allergic reactions. You may easily add your own color and smells, even essential oils if sensitivity is not an issue.
Your fragrance oil, essential oil, or colorants can be added to the Castile Organic Liquid Soap Base (minimum 5 gallons).
Ingredient:- Purified Water, Potassium Hydroxide, Glycerine, Coconut Oil, Olive Oil, and Oleic Acid are among the ingredients in Castile Organic Liquid Soap.
Melt and Pour Soap – Goat Milk
Skin is said to be softened by goat’s milk. Their Melt and Pour Soap – Goat Milk is created with real goat’s milk and has a delicate creamy texture and a “custard” tint.
- Hypo-Allergenic
- Non-Comedogenic
- Biodegradable
- There will be no animal testing.
- Free of gluten
- Free of soy