How is Soap Made? We talk about how soap is made and what is soap. We have blog posts and videos showing how we make our cold process soap, walk throughs of our soap shop and more.
There are a lot of things to keep up with when you’re running your own business, and staying current is one of the most important. How much time are you spending working “in your business” vs working “on your business”? In my niche of handmade soap and skin care, I am asking how much time …
Keeping Current Matters & Why I Think the Handmade Soap Guild Helps! Read More »
Handmade natural soap is our main gig and yes every week we put 3 of our amazing soaps on sale. We change them out each week with no rhyme or reason really as to what is or will be on sale. We let our newsletter subscribers know each week what’s on sale. Sign up and …
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Yes, we make our bar soaps with the cold processed method using sodium hydroxide or caustic soda which is commonly known as lye. For our liquid soaps and shampoos we use potassium hydroxide or caustic potash which is another form of lye.
Yes we really do use real honey in our soaps in addition to real chocolate, real oatmeal, orange peel and all kinds of other natural ingredients.
Here at Susan’s Soaps we don’t believe in anything artificial or synthetic going into our products. No artificial colorants, fragrances or preservatives.
Handmade soap from scratch is created using oil, water and lye. These three ingredients must be mixed in the correct proportions so that they chemically combine and become soap.
Liquid Shampoo is a different process than bar soap or shampoo.
What soap works best? With the new normal of COVID-19 in our world and the constant reminder to wash your hands, you may be asking yourself that question.
I wanted to give you a little more specifics on changes regarding our new website and where to find things that have moved.
I am excited to announce that Peachy Page Farm here in Scurry now carry a selection of Susan’s Soaps & More products. Peachy Page Farms is the creation of Robert and Cindy Page and there are a lot of reasons you should check them out; over and beyond the fact that they now carry our products.
Deja Vu, a boutique in San Angelo, Texas and Esthetic Beauty by Lori in Arlington, Texas are now selling Susan’s Soaps products.
