Soap, Silk and so much more
The article details the cold processed soap-making process, starting with a precise recipe for oils, lye, water, and botanicals. Safety measures are crucial due to lye’s hazards. The oils and lye are combined to form a pudding-like mixture, which undergoes saponification. After 24 hours, the soap is cut,allowed to dry and pH to neutralize. the soap is put on drying racks until it is ready to wrap, label and sell.
Activated Charcoal Soap has gained popularity due to its ability to absorb toxins and impurities, making it effective for acne care. The soap contains activated charcoal, Anise, and Peppermint essential oils, designed for gentle cleansing while replenishing lost skin oils. Customers appreciate its results and clean scent, packaged for freshness.
Frankincense, derived from Boswellia trees, is renowned for its anti-inflammatory and therapeutic properties, aiding chronic pain, respiratory health, and potential cancer support. It also benefits skin by reducing aging signs and irritation. The distinct aromatic profile, enhanced with myrrh and gold mica in soap, evokes a warm and uplifting experience.
We continue March Meet the Maker Challenge with the question “Explain the challenges and wins of your business” For 16 years of business there have been countless challenges but the first way to frame them was to believe everything is able to be figured out. …
“Never Eat Alone” by Keith Ferrazzi and Tahl Raz redefines networking as a lifestyle choice rather than a business tactic. It emphasizes generosity, consistent relationship-building, and leveraging social media while offering timeless advice on mentorship. The author advocates for cultivating connections proactively and cherishes community as essential for personal and professional success.
Meet the Maker March Challenge – Talk about design details There is a lot of thought and detail going into every bar of soap. Steve spends time determining the formula for each recipe of soap. The chemistry is a delicate balance of the various oils …
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