Clay soap

French Green Clay Soap is great for detoxifying the skin by drawing out impurities and has healing benefits as well. This therapeutic melt and pour soap recipe is quick and easy to make, requires no lye, and is perfect for beginner soap makers to get great results, as well as those of us who make...Read More

List of natural soap colourants. Learn what to use to colour your soap naturally with herbs, clays, oil infusions and more.

Clay is a wonderful addition to a bar of natural handmade soap. It’s structure means that it is great at absorbing dirt and oils from the skin and leave it looking fresh and soft. This makes …

A beautiful bentonite clay soap recipe - this clay is easy to incorporate, as long as you use the right amount to prevent clumping

Learn how to make a skin-loving melt and pour soap with cosmetic clay using this simple kit and recipe! Customize this easy, beginner-friendly formula by swapping out the soap base, adding your favorite fragrance (not included in kit!), or experimenting with different clays and oils.

Kaolin clay is rich in the mineral silica. Silica is said to be important for the maintenance of skin's elastin. Of course silica should come from internal sources first and foremost, but using kaolin clay soap is a fun way to get it right onto your skin. Luckily, adding clay to soap is fairly simple. You just really want to take your time when incorporating the clay into your batter so you don't end up with clumps. PRO TIP: Hydrating the clay makes a world of difference! Click for recipe

This two-layer unscented soap is coloured with clay, and is really beginner-friendly. I designed this soap for my dad as a Father’s Day gift since he prefers unscented products; my Christmassy soaps for 2021 were pretty perfumey, so he put … Continue reading →

I was boxing up some soap to donate and ran across some naturally colored soaps. I decided to take a quick picture to share. These soaps were made adding the herb/spice/clay to trace. The photo was taken after 6 months so you can see that some (nettle) have faded.

NOTE: In this article, you’ll find out how to color your soap using only natural ingredients! These include things like herbs and plants, clays, and even some textures. Get creative with your natural, handmade soap! When I first began making soap, I was just concerned about the soap lathering, mo