Ellie's Lush n Lather by Dhanya James

Baby’s Breath Fragrance Oil has a delicate aroma that contains hints of many gourmet and floral scents like jasmine, peach, musk, amber, grapefruit, bergamot, tea leaf, lily, and balsam. It has a romantic and appealing fragrance that attracts attention. This is also suitable for people with allergies and sensitivities because it is pretty subtle and refreshing.

Oatmeal, Milk and Honey Soap – Scented will soften, moisturize, and hydrate your skin. This is a great soap for people with skin conditions like eczema and acne as it lowers pH levels and reduces bacteria on the skin. It also is a deep skin cleanser that doesn't leave you feeling dry.

Activated charcoal soap is made by processing a high-carbon material at a high temperature and then “activating” it with hot air or steam. Its large surface area allows it to absorb toxins, which is why activated charcoal in soap theoretically binds to dirt and oil on the skin and helps clear out pores.

Coffee Soap

It’s made with coffee seed oil, a dark and rich oil extracted from roasted coffee beans.

The soap also contains used coffee grounds for exfoliation and coffee butter for extra moisture

Olive Oil (42%)
Coconut Oil (25%)
Palm Oil (25%)
Coffee Butter (5%)
Coffee Oil (3%)

DIY COFFEE OIL

DIY coffee infused oil making


Warm Infusion:

Slightly ground coffee beans

Pour the jar of oil and coffee beans into a pot for the double boiler.

Turn heat on medium to low.

Allow oil to infuse for up to 5-7 hours. ...

Strain through cheesecloth or wire mesh strainer. ...

Pour infusion into a clean jar and label

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@ Kochi, India

Coffee Soap

It’s made with coffee seed oil, a dark and rich oil extracted from roasted coffee beans.

The soap also contains used coffee grounds for exfoliation and coffee butter for extra moisture

Olive Oil (42%)
Coconut Oil (25%)
Palm Oil (25%)
Coffee Butter (5%)
Coffee Oil (3%)

For more updates follow

Jojoba Oil for Soap Making

Using jojoba oil for soap making is great for adding moisturizing and conditioning properties.

Bergamot essential oil in soap making:
Used in skin care, it has a cooling, refreshing effect and is often used as an antinflammatory and antiseptic. However, Bergamot contains psoralens which can cause the skin to be extra sensitive to light, so it’s not recommended in any leave-on application, such as lotion or lip balm. Bergamot has a fresh, uplifting scent that is distinctly citrusy, but also slightly floral.

Bergamot essential oil should not be used full strength directly on skin. It can be mixed with a carrier oil, such as coconut oil or mineral oil, and used as a skin softener.

Frankincense and Myrrh essential oils in soap making
Frankincense Myrrh Aromatherapy Herbal Soap combines these powerful essential oils into a synergy of deep, earthy, and grounding aromas. These essential oils have been used throughout the ages for their beneficial properties. They are known to be uplifting and revitalizing for the body, mind, and spirit

They are revered for their health benefits and Frankincense, in particular, for its anti-aging and skin healing properties. @ Kochi, India

Baby's breath flower in soap making:

Baby’s breath flowers are a delicate addition to any bouquet. They usually play second fiddle to larger flowers, but for this soap baby’s breath take center stage. @ Kochi, India

Sweetly scented chamomile soap

Natural chamomile soap recipe made with essential oil, chamomile flowers, and naturally coloured yellow using annatto seeds

Have you ever made yourself a cup of calming chamomile tea? That same sweet and relaxing scent and is magnified in this all natural chamomile soap recipe. It’s blended with rich oils including shea butter and castor oil that moisturize as they cleanse. The creamy yellow colour comes from annatto seeds, the fragrance comes from pure essential oil and dried chamomile flowers decorate the top.

Chamomile is widely known for its anti-anxiety properties and other health benefits. The tea can be used as an all-natural antidepressant, muscle relaxer and immune system booster. But it also has many beauty benefits.

It soothes irritated skin, calming down inflammation and sensitive areas, and helping speed up healing of minor injuries and sunburns. Its antibacterial properties help fight acne and breakouts. Chamomile also acts as a mild skin-bleach, lightening up your complexion and giving you a nice, healthy glow.

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