
Beyond the Bar: It's Only Natural... Soap
There has been a significant shift towards natural products, especially in personal care. Natural cold processed soaps, in particular, have gained popularity as more people become conscious of what they put on their skin.
But what exactly are natural cold process soaps, and why are they beneficial? Let's explore the world of natural cold process soaps, their ingredients, benefits, and the reasons behind their growing popularity.
The primary ingredients in natural soaps typically include natural oils, fats, and lye (sodium hydroxide).
Essential oils are used instead of artificial fragrances. Natural cold processed soaps use plant-based colorants such as turmeric, spirulina, and beetroot powder instead of synthetic dyes. These natural additives provide subtle hues.
Natural cold process soaps are free from harsh chemicals. They are biodegradable and do not contain synthetic chemicals that can harm aquatic life or pollute water sources. They often come in minimal, recyclable packaging, reducing environmental impact.
The shift towards natural cold process soaps is driven by a growing awareness of the long-term effects of synthetic chemicals on both health and the environment.
Author: Lazy Dairy Maid --
Sharing a daily routine with these animals and nurturing the land has instilled a deep appreciation for natural ingredients and time-honored traditions, like bread baking, cheesemaking, and the art of cold process soap production.
Side Note: This blog post focuses on the process of making goat milk soap. It does not delve into the specific properties of any soap itself, as those would fall under the purview of the FDA as cosmetics or drugs.
This blog post aims to inform it's readers about saponification, highlighting the care and craftsmanship involved in creating this natural and luxurious product, goat milk soap.