Today I want to share with you an easy recipe to make your own liquid hand soap. We use a lot of soap in our household. My husband is a mechanic, and as much as I garden, our hands are always dirty. I don't like bar soap because the bar always gets grimy and I hate looking at a dirty looking bar of soap on my sink top. It just looks gross! So to avoid this situation we use liquid soap. The problem is, good liquid hand soap is kinda pricey, so I learned to make my own!
I tried a few recipes, some more fancy than others, but I found that basic is best....as well as being the least expensive. I started with Castile soap as a base.
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If you want to avoid buying some fragrant oil, you can get scented Castile soap. It comes in many lovely scents like lavender, orange, eucalyptus, almond, peppermint and tea tree.
If you use scented soap, then fragrant oil is not necessary.
If you use scented soap, then fragrant oil is not necessary.
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I love this soap for many reasons, such as: it is not overly drying on my skin, it can be made thicker or thinner by adding to or reducing the amount of water and the cost is so
much cheaper than store bought hand soap. Try it for yourself and see if you like it! Jade :) |
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