Sea salt soap

Salt makes a beautiful bar of soap which is often marketed as a spa bar. But why would you use salt in your handmade soap? Well, just like the effect of sea water on the skin, salt can be amazing for drawing out toxins and for acne related problems. Sea salt in particular contains various trace minerals such as iron, zinc and potassium as well as calcium. Salt is also anti-bacterial and surprisingly can be deeply soothing hence the benefits that are said to be obtained from salt baths.

I finished a new eBook today, Making Salt Bars. It features instructions on the process of making salt bars and also on formulating your own salt bar recipes. It also includes 12 beautifully photographed recipes, which use natural essential oil blends and colorants. Purchase the book here! The photography was done by Christina of

Want to learn to make handmade salt soap bars, just like the ones found in high class spas? This handmade hot process soap recipe takes you through the special steps to make homemade salt soap with salt from the Dead Sea. This homemade soap is made with Dead Sea salt and French green clay, along w

Sea salt is growing more popular by the minute, and not just in the kitchen! Using sea salt soaps instead of ordinary ones can give you many benefits. Check out here

This dead Sea salt soap tutorial uses a simple Melt and Pour technique. If you haven’t tried a sea salt soap then beware as they are a little scratchy and not for the weak hearted. Mmm I ca…

You are all in for a treat today: my dear friend Gabby from Essentially Eclectic is here with a round-up of some of her amazing all-natural skin care recipes. Now, don’t be surprised if you get hungry while reading this post. (I did!) She uses all natural ingredients like oats, cocoa, and honey in her recipes…because...