PURE CASTILE LIQUID SOAP made from the highest quality food grade organic virgin olive oil. You can add your favorite essential oil. Moisturizes with naturally retained glycerin. No animal testing, no animal ingredients, no artificial coloring, no preservatives are used.
Use: wherever a mild cleanser is needed: facial cleanser, baby wash, shampoo, veggie wash, shower, hand cleaner, body wash.
Ingredients: distilled water, saponified organic extra virgin olive oil. Fragrance Free

Recipes

• Dish Soap
• If you have allergies or your skin gets dried out from using purchased dish soap, making your own dish soap is simple and effective. There are a few different ways make dish soap, but all of them are quick and easy.
  
  To store your homemade dish soap, recycle dish soap squeeze bottles or purchase empty plastic bottle with a squeeze top for ease of use.
  
  Dish soap can be made using liquid castile soap, soap flakes or soap scraps.
  
  Liquid Castile Soap (Handmade Liquid Soap)
  
  Using liquid castile soap is the easiest way to make your own dish soap, as the base is already made for you. All you have to do is add a few ingredients, mix it up, and voila! You can purchase liquid castile soap at most health food stores. Here's what you need:
  
  * 2 cups of castile soap(Handmade Liquid Soap)
  * A few drops of essential oil
  * 1/2 cup of water
  
  
  To make the soap, follow these instructions.
  
  1. Combine two cups of liquid castile soap(Handmade Liquid Soap) with 1/2 cup of warm water.
  
  2. Add a few drops of essential oils for a pleasant scent.
  
  3. Shake or mix well and place in a squeeze bottle.
  
  4. Shake the soap well before using.
  
  
  Soap Flakes
  
  Soap flakes make a great base for your homemade dish soap. They are gentle and can be used for lots of cleaning purposes, and mix very well to form a liquid cleaner. You can purchase soap flakes wherever you buy laundry detergent. Lemon juice or vinegar will add a grease-cutting element to the soap. Here's what you need to make dish soap using soap flakes:
  
  * 2 cups of soap flakes
  * 1 gallon of warm water
  * 2 tablespoons of glycerin (optional)
  * 1/2 cup of lemon juice or white vinegar
  * A few drops of essential oils for scent, if desired
  
  Here are the steps for making this dish soap.
  
  1. Combine your soap flakes and water in a large non-reactive pan.
  
  2. Over low heat, warm the mixture, stirring frequently, until the soap is completely dissolved.
  
  3. Add the glycerin and stir; remove from heat.
  
  4. Allow the soap to cool slightly and add the lemon juice and essential oils (optional). Mix thoroughly to combine.
  
  5. Pour your liquid dish soap into squeeze bottles or other containers.
  
  Solid Soap Shavings
  
  You can also use your leftover bits of bar soap to make a liquid soap that’s suitable for dishwashing! This is a great way to stretch your budget and save a bit of money. Chop the soap bits up into very small pieces, or grate it into thin strips first. What you need is very simple:
  
  * 2 cups of soap shavings
  * 2-3 cups of hot water, plus more to dilute
  
  Follow these steps when making the dish soap.
  
  1. In a small bucket, place your soap shavings.
  
  2. Cover with hot water and let it sit for several hours or overnight to soften.
  
  3. In the morning, stir and mash the soap shavings until smooth. Add more hot water to dilute to preferred consistency.
  
  4. You can add lemon juice or vinegar if you’d like, to help with cutting grease on dishes.
  
  5. Pour into squeeze bottles or other containers. Shake well before use.
  
  
  No matter which method you choose, you’ll find that homemade dish soap is gentler on your skin and fingernails, and doesn’t contain as many harsh additives or chemicals as the store-bought variety.
  
  
  
  Laundry Detergent
  1 oz. liquid castile soap(Handmade Liquid Soap)
  1/2 cup washing soda
  1/2 cup borax
  1/4 cup baking soda or 1/4 cup white vinegar
  
  Using the liquid castile soap as a base, combine with washing soda, borax (for stains and bleaching), and either baking soda (reduces static and softens fabrics) or white vinegar (softens fabrics, reduces static and bleaches clothes). If you feel like your clothes aren't clean enough, play around with the amount of liquid castile soap, using from 1 oz. to 1 cup.
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