DIY Liquid Soap

Back to creating handmade things,

I am wasting no time, creativity or thriftiness.

I made a full gallon of natural shea butter liquid soap,

which cost me less than ten bucks.

I used my handmade Jasmine Shea Butter soap,

which gave the soap a very wonderful smoothness and soft feeling.

Plus, It smells super amazing,and has a soft pink color.

Destiny has already requested that she would like a bottle

in her shower to use as body wash.

I am so going to carry a small bottle in my purse,

so I don’t have to use that

“nasty commercial soap”in public restrooms.

Plus, I have been saving an old foaming soap dispenser

and now have the perfect soap to put in it.

You may want to bookmark this post or “Pin It” on Pinterest

because I am sharing the recipe, and step by step instructions

on how to make your own liquid soap.

DIY Liquid Soap Recipe
15 oz. of Shredded Natural Shea Butter Jasmine Soap
2 T. Vegetable Liquid Glycerine
1 Gallon of Distilled Water

1 T. Jasmine Essential Oil
Pour the entire gallon of distilled water into a large pot,

and heat it until just before the boiling point.

Add the vegetable glycerine, and the grated soap
to the pot and softly mix.

As it heats it will begin to bubble,

ever so often gently stir until the soap is completely melted.

Remove from heat, cover and let it sit overnight or for about 10-12 hours.

Later, check the soap to see if it is your desired thickness.

If it is too thick add more water, if it is too runny, remelt in more shredded soap.

After your soap has cooled, then add your favorite essential oil.

Pour into a soap dispenser and store the remaining soap in a gallon jug.

Feel free to substitute the soap of your choice and your favorite essential oil.

Whaa-laa! Done!

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Smiles, Paula