Do you know what the largest human organ is? It's your skin! As the protector of the body, the skin is the first defensive element against foreign substances entering the body as well as protecting the body from trauma.
Remember that your skin is absorbent and porous. It absorbs whatever it comes in contact with, similar to sticking something in your mouth. Chronic use of chemical laden products can cause the body to store chemicals in the body fat or even in the brain and with enough accumulations of toxins in the body, illness can occur.
Custom orders are welcome, especially for weddings, retirement parties, birthdays and so on. These products make a lasting impression and are a personal touch to any occasion.
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Always consult your Physician or Herbalist.
Thank you for looking, and always take the time to romance yourself or someone you love. ~Kelly
Romancing The Skin Natural Handmade Soap Pricing method
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Hello & Welcome!
In our busy day-to-day life we often put aside the finer things, like a simple bar of extraordinary soap. But a luxurious, creamy, bubbly, soothing handmade bar of soap is a simple pleasure that creates a feeling of relaxation and being pampered, as well as, supporting a chemical free ecosystem and healthy skin. So Romance yourself or someone you love with my handcrafted cold or hot processed soap, your skin will love you for it! Our time here is too short to not be enjoying what makes YOU feel great!
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Making homemade Cold Processed Lye Soap
Measure your oils & butters then melt in your designated soap pot
Prepare your liquid mixture
Measure your liquid and weigh your sodium hydroxide (lye). Be careful not to breathe or touch the sodium hydroxide.
Adding your soidum hydroxide (lye) to your liquid mixture
Very slowly add the measured lye to the liquid and mix to disslove. Being careful not to breath the fumes or get any lye on your skin.
Checking the Temperatures
You want the Temperatures of your oils and lye/liquid blend to be the same. I like 110˚-120˚
Blending mixtures together
Mixing the Oils with Lye liquid mixture. Saponification is when you have sucessfully blended oil and water together, which should appear pudding like.
And we have saponification!
Pour into your soap mold, being careful not to drip or splatter on your skin, as it will still burn!
Unmolding your creation 24 - 48 hours later
Unwrapping and unmolding, it's like Christmas....I just can't wait to see what it's going to look and smell like!
Creating your sensational slice of suds...
Slicing into your logs to create the size you want, can be done with a knife or soap cutter.
Drying your cold processed soaps
Anticipation....anticipation is making me wait... depending on your recipe, this can take two to eight weeks.
Creating your final package

This is the evolution of my packaging. Enjoy your lovely, lasting creation!