How to Make Aloe Vera Soap at Home?
If you do not want to stay away from creative adventures, aloe vera soap making at home is for you! This fun, interesting and beneficial process enables you to create an effective product for your skin health.
How to Make Aloe Vera Soap at Home?
If you do not want to stay away from creative adventures, aloe vera soap making at home is for you! This fun, interesting and beneficial process enables you to create an effective product for your skin health. Instead of synthetic chemicals that damage your skin, you can also choose completely natural soaps. You can also make your own soap!
Aloe vera stands out for being inexpensive, easy to use and beneficial. It can also make your skin healthy and smooth. You can follow the steps below to make aloe vera soap.
Ingredients for Aloe Vera Soap Making
Soap making can be carried out by both cold and hot processes. Hot treatment is simpler and practical at home. In hot process, external heat is used to accelerate saponification. Also, hot processed soaps have a shorter maturation time.
- Materials Needed
- Goggles
- Rubber gloves
- Long sleeve outfit
- Heat resistant container
- A stick mixer
- Rubber spatula
- Scale
- Soap bar
What You Need For Soap
- 9 grams of vegetable oil (can be sunflower oil)
- 3 grams of aloe vera gel
- 3 grams of olive oil
- 86 grams of distilled water
- 6 grams of lye
Apart from the basic ingredients mentioned above, you can also add various ingredients for aloe vera soap making to your soap that give fragrance and skin softness:
- Oats for acne-prone or inflamed skin (you can powder it)
- Sea salt to soften your skin
- Lavender oil or lemongrass essential oil for fragrance
- Aloe Vera Soap Making Application Steps
- Take the distilled water in a bowl and boil it. Add the ash water and mix it.
- Add the oils and aloe vera gel to a pan and heat. Add essential oils and mix.
- Combine while both mixtures are at 100 degrees. So you should combine the lye mixture with the oily mixture.
- Whisk thoroughly until the soap mortar thickens and has a sticky consistency.
- Pour this mortar into molds.
- Leave it in a cool dark place for 24 hours.
- Remove molds and hold for maturation phase. You can use your soap after an average of 1 week.
