Soap making for beginners: How to make hand soap quickly at home

by Alison Moore

Soap making as a small scale business is easy to set up with limited requirements of simple equipments, vegetable oils and animals fats as raw material. Most of these materials can be easily availed locally in most of the countries. Even when they are not available locally, they can be imported from nearby regions without much hassle. However, the quality of such locally manufactured soap is not competitive enough as compared to those of branded ones. To compete with big names, a high quality hard soap needs to be prepared which requires comparatively a difficult process.
If you get down to soap making, the first thing you’ll look for is a good book which clearly stipulates all the methods and processes involved in soap making. Unfortunately, there are so many books available on the subject that it becomes really difficult for you to choose one. Most of the books are based on different approaches and different methods of soap making. There are hardly few that would talk about all of them at one place. Even if you manage to get such a book, you might find it to be far advanced for your limited understanding about the topic. This book is written after taking into consideration all such difficulties. This will actually turn out to be a beginners’ guide for soap making. Here, you’ll get to read about all the basics about soap making including recipes, ingredients, essential oils, methods and processes.

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Genres: Crafts

32 pages, Kindle Edition

First published December 26, 2014

About the author

Born in Manchester in 1971, Alison Moore lives next but one to a sheep field in a village on the Leicestershire-Nottinghamshire border, with her husband Dan and son Arthur.

She is a member of Nottingham Writers’ Studio and an honorary lecturer in the School of English at Nottingham University.

In 2012 her novel The Lighthouse, the unsettling tale of a middle-aged man who embarks on a contemplative German walking holiday after the break-up of his marriage – only to find himself more alienated than ever, was shortlisted for the Man Booker prize.