Clay soap

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 …

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.

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 →

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

This pink clay soap recipe is my new favorite. I love everything about it, the gorgeous smell, the pretty pink color, the way it makes my skin feel.

Clay is such a wonderful addition to a soap formula. I use it almost every bar I make. But do you know how to add clay to handmade soap the right way? Being haphazard about it could result in batter that's difficult enough to work with that you give up and succumb to having an

Tips for how to make clay soap in a rainbow of soft, earthy hues, including pink, green, blue, and yellow. Includes techniques to naturally color soap with clay and how clay soap can benefit skin

Curious about how much clay to add to melt and pour soap? The answer might surprised you, and we've got all the answers in this article.

If you've ever tried adding clay to soap before you're probably familiar with the blobs and clumps that most clay soap makers deal with. You can add clay to a small amount of your clumping oils, or mix a small amount of water with your clay to help mitigate this issue. Click to see details of using these techniques. Doing this should prevent the need for you to overblend or overmix your soap, which means you don't risk the chance of soap tracing too early. Click for the full guide