Water soap base 1 litre – natural and vegan

How to make liquid soap?
Ingredients and tools needed:

1 litre of liquid soap base
10 ml of liquid soap fragrance
Liquid soap colouring
Mixing bowl
Measuring cap or syringe for precise dosing
Whisk or mixing tool
Soap bottle (pump or dispenser bottle)

Guide:

Measure out the ingredients
Take 1 litre of liquid soap base and measure out 10 ml of fragrance. The liquid soap base can also be supplemented with essential oils according to preference.

Mix the ingredients
Pour the fragrance into the bottom of the liquid soap in the mixing bowl. Use a whisk or mixing tool to thoroughly mix the ingredients. Stir gently until the fragrance is completely dispersed in the soap base. Add 1 drop of liquid soap colouring, if the mixture is too light add another drop and mix.

Pour the mixture into the bottle
When the mixture is well mixed, pour the mixture into the prepared soap bottle. Make sure the bottle is clean and dry.

Test your soap
Before using a new liquid soap, let it sit for a few hours to allow the fragrances to blend well with the soap base. If you want a thicker liquid soap, you can mix in 20% salt solution at the end. Ordinary salt and boiled water will do. The water should be slightly warm. To obtain a 20% salt solution, add 20 g of salt to 100 ml of water. Add the salt solution to the bottom of the liquid soap in drops while stirring until the desired result is obtained.

W405 stabiliser

Fragrance oils can make shower gels milky or liquidy, to solve this it is recommended to use W405 stabiliser. W405 stabiliser is commonly used to increase the viscosity of liquid soaps, shampoos, shower gels and other surfactant (surfactant) based detergents, i.e. to make the product thicker and more stable. This ingredient helps to achieve the pleasant gel-like texture that consumers expect from a soap or shampoo.

It’s as simple as that! A natural, vegan and personalised liquid soap is ready to use.