Learn how to make turmeric soap DIY recipe and turmeric soap benefits for skin. Turmeric is often used in skin care products because it has several skin benefits, and it's great for dull or dry skin. This is an easy melt and pour soap recipe that you can make in about 10 minutes at home without using lye.
How to Make Turmeric Soap
This turmeric bar soap recipe is an easy melt and pour soap tutorial. Turmeric is a natural additive for melt and pour soap making, and it makes a wonderful bar of soap for your skin.
Turmeric soap benefits for skin make this a wonderful soap for the body.
You can use this turmeric soap recipe for your face if you want to. The glycerin in melt and pour soap is good for normal to dry skin, but I generally don't use melt and pour soap on my face because it's too drying for my skin.
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What is Turmeric Soap Good For?
There are several turmeric soap benefits for skin. Using a turmeric bar soap recipe may have the following benefits:
- Brighten skin complexion by stimulating blood flow.
- Make the skin look brighter.
- Ease symptoms of eczema or psoriasis.
- Reduce inflammation naturally.
- Reduce acne by reducing inflammation and reducing bacteria that can cause acne.
- Even skin tone by reducing dark spots.
- Slow hair growth.
It's important to note that a homemade turmeric soap recipe is good for your skin, but soap is a wash off product. The turmeric only sits on your skin for a minute before its rinsed away.
Therefore, you'll get more turmeric benefits for skin if you use a leave on product. You can learn more about the beauty benefits of turmeric and get 6 easy DIY recipes. I also used turmeric in this massage bar recipe for sore muscles.
You could also make a turmeric oil recipe and use 1 teaspoon of that per pound of soap.
Does Turmeric Soap Lighten or Brighten Skin?
Over time, using turmeric in soap making can help even your skin tone by reducing dark spots. It can also brighten the skin and make the skin look less dull.
Does Turmeric Soap Remove Dark Spots?
A turmeric soap DIY recipe is said to lighten dark spots, including age spots and acne scars. Keep in mind that a turmeric soap recipe melt and pour is a wash off product, so it may take longer to see results.
Can I Use Turmeric Soap Recipe Everyday?
Yes, you can use this turmeric soap DIY recipe every day. Since turmeric soap is wash off product, it's mild enough to use daily.
How Long Do You Leave Turmeric Soap On?
Use this turmeric bar soap recipe like you would any other soap. Wet it to get a lather and then wash your body or face and rinse well.
You can leave the soap suds on your skin for a few minutes for more benefits. However, you will get more turmeric benefits for your skin if you use a face mask or leave on product.
Can You Use Turmeric in Melt and Pour Soap?
Yes, you can safely use turmeric in soap making for melt and pour soap. It won't rehydrate in water, so it won't harm your soap or cause anything to grow.
Learn more about melt and pour soap additives.
How Much Turmeric Per Pound of Melt and Pour Soap?
You can add 1 teaspoon to 1 tablespoon per pound of melt and pour soap. Of course, this depends on the base that you use.
I've always used 1 tablespoon to make my turmeric soap recipe melt and pour and had no problems.
Can I Use Kitchen Turmeric for Turmeric Soap DIY Recipe?
Yes, you can use kitchen turmeric to make a homemade turmeric soap recipe. I recommend getting turmeric from Mountain Rose Herbs or on The Plant Guru.
Does Turmeric in Soap Stain?
Turmeric can stain the skin and clothing. This turmeric bar soap recipe shouldn't stain the skin since you wash it off.
However, it might stain your sink if you don't rinse it well after using the soap. I recommend setting the turmeric bar soap recipe in a metal soap dish to dry so it won't stain your skin.
Using a soap dish will also allow the soap to dry between uses and extend the life of your soap.
Essential Oils for Turmeric Bar Soap Recipe
I used grapefruit essential oil to make my homemade turmeric soap recipe. You can also try one of the following essential oils:
- Clary Sage Essential Oil
- Frankincense Essential Oil
- Helichrysum Essential Oil
- Lavender Essential Oil
- Neroli Essential Oil
- Orange Essential Oil
- Patchouli Essential Oil
- Sandalwood Essential Oil
- Ylang Ylang Essential Oil
Turmeric Soap Recipe Melt and Pour Tips and Variations
Here are some tips and other variations to customize your turmeric soap DIY recipe:
- Use a quality melt and pour soap base. I use Crafty Bubbles white soap base, but you can also use Stephenson melt and pour soap.
- Melt your soap in a double boiler or in the microwave. If you use the microwave, heat in 30 second bursts and don't let it boil. If it gets too hot, the soap can get rubbery.
- I added the turmeric directly to my melted soap base. You can also mix the turmeric with a little bit of rubbing alcohol or glycerin to get the clumps out.
- Try adding 1/2 tablespoon turmeric and 1/2 tablespoon charcoal for a turmeric charcoal soap.
- You can also use turmeric essential oil for more turmeric soap benefits for skin.
- Spray the tops of the soap with rubbing alcohol after you pour it. This gets rid of air bubbles for a smoother bar of soap.
What Are the Ingredients in Turmeric Soap?
You will need the following to make turmeric soap recipe melt and pour:
- 1 pound white melt and pour soap base
- 1 tablespoon ground turmeric
- 0.25 ounces grapefruit essential oil
- Soap mold
- Pyrex measuring cup or double boiler
- Spoon or wooden craft stick
- Spray bottle with rubbing alcohol
How Do You Make Turmeric Melt and Pour?
Step #1
Cut the soap base into 1 inch cubes. Place in double boiler or measuring cup.
Step #2
Heat in a double boiler over medium heat or in the microwave in 30 second bursts. Stir every 30 seconds until the soap is melted.
Step #3
Add the turmeric and stir well. Add essential oil and stir.
Step #4
Pour the soap into the mold. Spray tops with rubbing alcohol. Let sit for at least two hours or until soap is fully hardened.
You can then unmold the soap and use it right away.
I hope you enjoy this homemade turmeric soap recipe!
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Homemade Turmeric Soap Recipe Melt and Pour
materials:
- 1 pound white melt and pour soap base
- 1 tablespoon ground turmeric
- 0.25 ounces grapefruit essential oil
- Spray bottle with rubbing alcohol
tools:
- Soap mold
- Pyrex measuring cup or double boiler
- Spoon or wooden craft stick
steps:
- Cut the soap base into 1 inch cubes. Place in double boiler or measuring cup.
- Heat in a double boiler over medium heat or in the microwave in 30 second bursts. Stir every 30 seconds until the soap is melted.
- Add the turmeric and stir well. Add essential oil and stir.
- Pour the soap into the mold. Spray tops with rubbing alcohol. Let sit for at least two hours or until soap is fully hardened.
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