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Did you know that you can use natural, real soap as a healthy, luxurious replacement for your old store brand shampoo? |
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Before soap, there was soapwort. Mixed and agitated with water, saponin containing plants like soapwort, which is still available today, gave early civilization its first cleaning agents. |
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If you read, "Where Does The Lye Go?", then you know all about chemical reactions. So what happens if there are more lye (NaOH) molecules than needed? Yikes! |
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Or, The Very, Very Simple Chemical Explanation for How Soap Works We'll jump right in with a fact about molecules. That is, some are charged (positive or negative) and some aren't. |
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Or, The Very, Very Simple Chemical Explanation for the Formation of Soap All things, both living and non-living are made of atoms. Atoms are also called elements. |
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How can you make that fabulous handmade soap last as long as possible? You'll be happy to know that unlike store bought bars, every last bit and ounce of handmade soap retains its lather and cleansing ability. |
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