Method for making handmade loofah medicinal soap

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for making handmade loofah medicinal soap. The handmade loofah medicinal soap consists of the following active component raw materials in parts by weight: 60-70 partsof a transparent soap base, 20-30 parts of loofah, 40-50 parts of rice washing water, 20-30 parts of dried Chinese herbaceous peony flowers, 20-30 parts of rehmannia powder, 7-10 parts of white beewax, 0.5-1 part of natural essences and 10-15 parts of olive oil. The method comprises the following steps: cleaning the loofah, peeling off, removing seeds, and pulping by using a juice maker; powderingthe dried Chinese herbaceous peony flowers, uniformly mixing with the rehmannia powder, adding the rice washing water, and further blending with the loofah pulp so as to obtain a paste; heating and melting the transparent soap base in a container; pouring the paste, the white beewax, the olive oil and the natural essences into the molten transparent soap base, and uniformly stirring so as to obtain a mixed liquid; pouring the mixed liquid into a mold, and curing, thereby obtaining the handmade loofah medicinal soap. In long-term use, the handmade loofah medicinal soap is capable of cleaning skin, moistening and whitening skin, removing skin yellowness and color spots and moisturizing skin, and in addition has a wrinkle removing effect.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a soap making process, in particular to a method for making loofah handmade medicated soap. Background technique [0002] The medicinal ingredients added to traditional medicated soaps are phenolic compounds, such as phenol, etc. This type of medicated soap is commonly known as Lysol soap. It is similar to Lysol water often used in hospitals. Phenolic compounds have poisonous effects on all living individuals. . Because phenolic compounds often turn slightly red after oxidation, some of these medicated soaps are simply made red. Another type of medicated soap adds an oxidizing agent to the soap body. Those that can smell acidic odor are boric acid soap, carbolic acid soap, etc., while those that can smell the smell of bleaching powder are products that have added chlorinating agents or other halogen compounds. [0003] Because a lot of chemicals are added in industrially produced medicated soaps, they all have obvious irritat...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] Due to the addition of many chemical agents in industrially produced medicated soaps, they are obviously irritating to the skin, especially for children and women with delicate skin. Frequent use can lead to skin allergies