The use of aloe vera in cosmetics is well known. This herbal ingredient has been used for skin and hair care for a long time. But have you ever tried aloe vera as a soap?
Here are some Soap Making Tips: Commercial soaps contain alkali and other chemicals. Alkaline soaps make our skin dry and rough. It also destroys the skin’s pH balance and natural oils. There is no fear of side effects in homemade aloe vera soap.
Aloe vera has antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. They protect the skin. Aloe vera gel reduces acne problems, heals wounds as well as removes sunburn and moisturizes the skin.
Aloe vera gel is mostly used for skin. This is the easiest, most effective way to use aloe vera on the skin. But if you make aloe vera soap and use it, you will notice a wonderful change.
There is no fear of side effects in homemade aloe vera soap.
Cut the aloe leaf. Keep the cut pieces in water for fifteen minutes. Aloe vera juice comes out. Then peel the leaves and scoop out the gel with the help of a spoon.
Mix aloe vera gel with almond oil, coconut oil and castor oil. Now add 6-7 spoons of caustic soda to one cup of water. Mix well. Be careful not to let the mixture stick. Then mix aloe vera gel mixture in it.
Mix aloe vera gel with almond oil, coconut oil and castor oil. Now add 6-7 spoons of caustic soda to one cup of water. Mix well. Be careful not to let the mixture stick. Then mix aloe vera gel mixture in it.
Add a few drops of lavender essential oil and tea tree oil to the caustic soda mixture. Turn off the gas when the mixture thickens slightly. Allow the mixture to cool in the soap mold.
After an hour you will see the soap harden. Always keep this soap in this mold. If necessary, you can put it in the deep freezer.