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Soap is made by mixing an alkaline substance and oils—when combined, they “saponify” and, after molding and curing, become a salt (soap with glycerin).Typically, sodium hydroxide or potassium hydroxide is added to the water, and then a lipid mixture is added.For example: soda, water, coconut oil, olive oil. Then, fragrances, hydrosols, essential oils or a mixture, as well as colorants, are often added to create a pleasant visual and aromatic effect and/or a therapeutic benefit.Once all the ingredients are mixed and poured into a mold for a few days, the soap is cut and left to "mature."We allow a maturation period of 3 to 6 months, long enough for the water to evaporate, resulting in a harder, longer-lasting soap.If you use the soap too soon or if its quality is poor, it will dissolve faster and your body will feel the difference.
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