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Homemade Lavender Soap Bar

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Homemade Lavender Soap - Dr.Axe

This homemade lavender soap bar recipe is great for your skin. It provides hydration and vitamins while nourishing your skin with benefit-rich lavender oil. It’s easy to make and free of harmful chemicals. Try it today!

Homemade Lavender Soap Bar

Total Time: 30 minutes
Serves: 30 uses

Ingredients:

Directions:

  1. Put soap base in glass bowl then place that bowl in sauce pan with water.
  2. Heat stove to medium and allow base to melt.
  3. Remove from heat and let cool slightly. Then add the lavender and vitamin E.
  4. Mix well and transfer to a soap mold.
  5. Let mixture cool fully before popping bar out of mold. Keep at room temperature.

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  3. Katie on

    The ratio of 3 drops of vit E and 20-30 drops of lavender E.O. is based on how much soap base? Are you suggesting 3 drops vit E and 20-30 drops lavender per one pound of soap base?

  6. gina on

    What is a good all natural soap for eczema? My 3 yr old grandson had it and it flairs up something terrible. Any other suggestions for eczema would be appreciated greatly. Than you.

  11. Kathy on

    Is this glycerin soap base? It looks creamy. The link provided goes to glycerin base. Also, what makes the lavender swirls? Do you ever put crushed lavendar in ? Thank you.

  12. Joanna on

    I have a 25 lb. of soap base and have no idea how to cut it up or weigh it for a loaf. Suggestions anyone???

  14. Pam on

    Your recipe for soap calls for soap base and the link to buy it on Amazon says it is sold in 1 lb. blocks. How many bars of soap on average will that make?

    • Tara on

      If you are in the Nashville/ Goodlettsville area, I make homemade all natural soaps. I sell them at the Goodlettsville Farmers Market and mail out as well. One of my children has severe eczema so I needed a way to make sure I knew exactly what was in his soap. Thus, I now make and sell my own wonderful soap.

  17. Marcia Bernardos on

    Can’t wait to make this. I have suffered with migraines for 40 years. I have lavendar planted outside by bedroom windows, I wash my hands with lavender soap every night before bed. Taking Imitrex makes me almost as sick as the migraine.

    Do you have a receipe for oatmeal soap?

    Love all of the information.

    Thank you for sharing.

  19. Mary on

    This may be a dumb question, but what is soap base and where do I get it? Also where do I get the molds? I would like to try this

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