Aloe Vera is the most prestigious herb used for skin care. It contains
almost 20 amino acids, minerals like calcium, magnesium and sodium in
sufficient quantities, enzymes, vitamins, polysaccharides, nitrogen and
other components that make it a miracle beauty herb.
Aloe Vera Soap Recipe
- 14.9 oz coconut oil
- 13.4 oz olive oil
- 10.5 oz lard
- 2.5 oz shea butter
- 9.6 oz g aloe gel and water purée (add water to the aloe till you reach 9.6 oz total)
- 6.7 oz lye (NaOH)
- 9.9 oz water
Follow standard soap making procedures: carefully add lye to the
water and while it cools, heat up the oils until melted. When roughly
around the same temperature, add the lye mixture to the oils, then add
the aloe gel before trace. Mix well until the mixture thickens to the
point of trace. Pour into mold, insulate and let it set for 24 to 48
hours. Unmold, cut and let the soaps curing in a cookie rack for at
least 4 weeks.
Note: If you use aloe from your own plant – be sure to harvest only the clear gel from the leaves!
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