How to make liquid soap with soap scraps

Surely we are left with the remains of the soaps that we use in our home, in fact many times we try to glue the leftover pieces to the new soap with the intention of reusing it and taking advantage of it. Fortunately, there is a trick to achieve this, let’s see how to make liquid soap with soap scraps.

Without a doubt, making liquid soap with the rest of the soap pieces is the best investment. Not only is it an economical method, but it is fragrant and gentle. All homemade soap is gentle and chemical free.

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In addition, it serves as soap to remove stains from clothing. However, let’s keep in mind that once soap is heated and mixed with water, the chemical is reduced even further.

To this we can add that there is something positive about this trick, and that is that it does not damage the skin and gently cares for our hands.

How to make liquid soap

Let’s see below the elements required to make this homemade liquid soap and each step in its preparation:

Materials:

• Soap remains (equivalent to 3 soaps)
• 1 large grater
• 1 saucepan
• 600 ml of water

Procedure:

First, we cut the soaps equivalent to 3 into pieces. Keep in mind that we need about 60 ml of water for 3 soaps.

If you have leftover soap equivalent to 4 units, then about 700 ml of water is required. Let’s remember that if we add more water, the liquid soap will be too watery. The idea is to obtain a creamy liquid soap with more body.

Let’s see the step by step of the entire preparation:

1. We begin by placing the pieces of soap in the saucepan with water over moderate heat, bringing it to a boil while stirring constantly and the soaps melt. Let’s remember, you can also grate the soaps instead of cutting them into pieces.
2. The key is to achieve a creamy texture and then the liquid soap will be ready.

Mix and package:

1. First, we add about 5 drops of lavender oil to the preparation or it could also be other fragrances of choice. Such as cinnamon, mint, orange, eucalyptus, among others.
2. The idea is to obtain a fragrance since the soap pieces are varied, so the tip is to add these drops of oil.
3. To finish, we got 2 bottles to store the homemade liquid soap. We can place each bottle, one in the shower and another bottle in the sink.

And that’s it, I hope you liked knowing how to make liquid soap with leftover bar soap!