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About
Soap making is a relatively simple process that involves only 3 ingredients: Oils, NaOH, and water
When mixed they undergo a reaction called Saponification, that converts the oils into Soap molecules + Glycerin. Make sure to check out our blog on why glycerin is such an important byproduct in the soap making process.
To make soap, you must use the precise amounts of oils, and NaOH, and water to completely convert the Sodium Hydroxide in the reaction. To figure out precisely how much oils, NaOH, and water needed, you can use the total mass of your oils used as the limiting reagent in the Saponification reaction. Soap calculators are available, with SoapCalc.net being the most popular around that make this process much easier.
Be sure to check out The Soapy Saga Blogs for more history, science, and tips on how to store your homemade soap!
Nablus Soap Factory
Check out how soap is made from at the Nablus Soap Factory in Palestine
Soaps are very coveted in the Middle East for their cleaning and healing properties. Two places most famous for their soaps are Palestine and Syria. Palestine is famous for it's white Castile Soap (100% olive oil soap), that lends an extremely creamy and moisturizing lather. Aleppo soap from Syria is known for its addition of a special oil from the Laurel Berry (from the same plant where we also get the Bay Leaf), and known for its medicinal properties. Every oil will lend its own unique characteristics and properties to the final bar of soap, and will result in different levels of lather, creaminess, moisturizing, and cleaning abilities. An experienced soap maker must use the right oils and balance out all these properties for the best bar of soap.
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Black Cumin Seed
Black Cumin Seed is coveted around the Middle East for its healing properties. It's actually believed this little seed can cure all ailments! It has a
Oatmeal
Oatmeal is a great exfoliator, not too soft, but not too hard, just perfectly in the middle. One of my all time favorite exfoliators. Oat
Cinnamon
One of my favorite bars simply because of its natural scent. If you love the smell of cinnamon around the holidays, you'll love this bar. Lightly spic
Poppy Seeds
Poppy seeds provide a great and hard exfoliator but won't dig or scratch into the skin. Poppy seeds are also known to be anti-inflammator
Coffee
If you love a hard scrub and always have a scratch that's hard to itch, coffee grinds are an excellent exfoliator. A very hard exfoliator that will br
All Organic
All oils used in the production of our soaps are 100% organic Extra Virgin Olive, Avocado, and Coconut oil
No Fragrances
Fragrances can often times cause harsh reactions or allergies to the skin, and all our soaps contain no fragrances.
No Artificial Dyes
No harsh artificial dyes are included in any of our soaps, ensuring the best possible bar of soap for your skin.
Natural Exfoliants
Our soaps include only natural exfoliants that contain several properties that can actually improve your skin.
100% Love
All soap handmade with love from our family to yours ❤️
Read more about the History and Science of Soap Making
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The History of Soap
The history of soap is a testament to human ingenuity and our quest for cleanliness, health, and well-being. From ancient
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The Chemistry of Soap
The seemingly ordinary bar of soap holds a secret chemical dance within its molecular structure. In this captivating journey, we’ll
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