Lard soap cold process

Who said Lard soap has to be boring? I have 3 great lard soap recipes to prove that theory wrong. It can look and feel much more luxurious than you might think.

Soaps made from animal fat have a creamy luxurious lather, and in my opinion, they have the perfect amount of cleansing and moisturizing... this Wild Rose Lard Soap the goldilocks of soap!

Lard Soap recipe with extra bubbles. Soap made with lard is affordable and nourishing to your skin. Lard makes a great bar of soap!

Did you know lard makes an excellent soap bar? Measure out ingredients using a digital scale. In a heatproof container, slowly add lye to the water. Stir until dissolved.

If you want to try soap making, this is a very simple, easy-to-use cold process recipe with only three ingredients: lard, lye, and water.

This article will bring a new life to the original soap making material, lard. Read on to find out lard recipes that are both healing and soothing to your skin.

Sam shares his family recipe of Old Fashioned Cold Processed Lard Soap- Like Grandma Used To Make. No frills- just good soap.

Just like other naturally made products, natural homemade soap doesn’t last as long as commercially made products. Proper storage will ensure that your homemade soap lasts! Let’s explore how to store homemade cold process soap for long term storage.

Goat Milk, Lard, Coconut and Olive Oil Soap Recipe – Cedar Green Farm

This basic soap recipe uses coconut oil and olive oil and is made in a crockpot or slowcooker. A simple and moisturizing recipe you can make at home!