How to use Castor Oil in Soap

Different oils can be added to your mixture when making home-made soap, and they will all alter the process to some extent. Oils are responsible for fatty acids found in soaps. Castor oil stands out among other oils and it is used in processes without external heat. It can also be used when making cosmetic oils, bath and lip balm products. Castor oil is heavier oil, so any products containing this oil will have great moisturizing properties. It also has nourishing benefits for our skin.

Key Takeaways:

• Castor oil is made up of the fatty acids ricinoleic, oleic and linoleic.
• In addition to moisturizing and nourishing skin, castor oil adds a silky glide when applying.
• Castor oil is an ingredient in Beginners Cold Process Soap, Lavender Sage Bath Bomb, and numerous other recipes.

“When used in lotions and body butters, this oil is also known to make your skin appear more youthful.”

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