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Is cold process soap natural?
Yes! Cold process soap is made from natural oils, butters, and lye which transforms into soap through a process called saponification.
Does cold process soap contain lye?
Lye is used in the soap-making process, but none remains in the final product. Through saponification, lye and oils turn into a gentle, safe-to-use soap.
Why is cold process soap more expensive than commercial soap?
How long does a bar of cold process soap last?
Is cold process soap safe for sensitive skin?
Generally, yes it’s gentle and natural. However, everyone’s skin is different. Always patch-test a new soap before full use.
How do I patch-test cold process soap?
What should I do if irritation occurs?
Why does my soap’s scent fade over time?
Essential oils, especially delicate ones like citrus, naturally fade as the soap ages.
Can I use cold process soap on my face?
Yes! But choose a gentle, moisturizing bar (such as one with shea butter, oatmeal, or goat milk).
What is the white powder on my soap?
That’s soda ash — a harmless reaction between lye and air. It doesn’t affect soap quality and can be rinsed off.
Can I use cold process soap on my hair?
Yes, many people use cold process soap bars as a gentle shampoo alternative.
Is cold process soap beneficial for eczema or psoriasis?
Yes, but choose formulas like:
Always patch-test first, as sensitive skin can react differently.
Why does my soap feel sticky or soft?
High humidity can soften soap. Ensure it dries completely between uses.
Is cold process soap antibacterial?
All soaps remove germs effectively when used properly. Soaps with ingredients like tea tree oil may offer mild antibacterial benefits.
How should I store cold process soap?
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