‘Savon à main liquide maison’
After a greenweez online order for ingredients, I am ready to dive deeper into the DIY home products journey. First up, liquid hand soap! Since this is the first attempt, I will be making a small quantity and then hoping to improve the recipe petit à petit.
- 15g Savon de Marseille (here, Fer à Cheval soap, 72% olive oil)
- Olive oil 1/2 tablespoon
- Essential oils – Niaouli 3 drops & Lemon 3 drops
- 300ml Hot water
- 10ml Savon noir liquide (Fer à Cheval)
In a glass jar, add the olive oil and essential oils. Add the grated savon, and add 1/3 of the hot water. Mix or shake with the lid firmly closed. Add another 1/3 of the water, and add savon liquide noir. Another shake and add the rest of the water. Mix and fill up your (pump style) container when cooled down. Voilà!
For now, I am loving the smooth moist texture it leaves on my skin. I personally enjoy the raw-like herb aroma of the olive oil, but if you prefer a more citrus-fruity fragrance, you can add additional essential oils of your preference.
*update: I had a request for it to be a bit thicker in texture, so tried salt. Not a good idea–so it seems like vegetal glycerine will be the next try for the épaisseur!
*update#2: adding 5 teaspoons of salt actually creating a store-bought like firm texture, but still working on finding a solution to doing this without creating lumps forming at the bottom (due to a reaction with the soap & salt)
These lids our household received for Christmas, is a life changer! Maybe for about half a year now, I ran out of plastic wrap–and decided in that case, to not use any. But in all honesty, leftovers are real, and things want to be covered when we keep them aside. I successfully passed the months without plastic wrap, but it was about time I come up with a solution. Then this happened. They come in a set of different sizes, so it works with about any plate. (The other day, I had carrot sticks left–which I put in a water glass, and the smallest lid fit as a cover for the glass!) Easy to wash and reusable—100% approve!


‘Nettoyant Multi-usage’











