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Perpetual Soap

Posted on by kathjdallas
Quality Soap Shavings/Flakes
02
Oct
Soap Scraps
Make your soap left overs a feature in the bathroom, have a nice bowl/dish to place your left over soaps in until you have enough to make a cake of ‘Perpetual Soap’.

SOAP LEFT OVERS from the household, combined with soap shavings marketed as ‘Soap Pourri’ are the basis of creating Blue Rocks Soaps ‘Perpetual Soap’. Utilizing all unwanted soap scraps results in virtually zero soap wastage in the household and minimal product wastage from a business perspective. So save up your SOAP LEFT OVERS & mix up your own designer bar or have some fun making a soapy sulpture. Experiment if it doesn’t work out just chop it up & start again.

‘Perpetual Soap’ is:
1. Fun to make & great for kids.
2. Has a creamy luscious lather & looks great, no two are the same.
3. Last for ages giving value for money.
4. Minimal wastage of resources & encourages recycling.

 ENOUGH SOAP SCRAPS to whip up a bar of Perpetual Soap, truly perpetual with a few soap scraps from past bars of Perpetual Soap in the mix. You will love it! It’s easy, it’s creamy & it looks great with the random blobs of colour from the rough chopped soap scraps. So save! save! save! soap scraps – money – resources! Every little bit helps! Oh & the Dudes are watching!

Yesterdays soap scraps make todays luxury soap.
Yesterdays soap scraps make todays luxury soap.

 

Soap Scraps + Soap Pourri + Enough Water to mix to a moist but crumbly texture then mould into shape by squashing it together = Luxury Perpetual Soap Bars
Soap Scraps + Soap Pourri + Enough Water to mix to a moist but crumbly texture then mould into shape by squashing it together = Luxury Perpetual Soap Bars

 

A moist crumbly texture is best. Not too wet & sloppy.

A moist crumbly texture is best. Not too wet & sloppy.

kathjdallas

1 thoughts on “Perpetual Soap”

  1. Nola says:

    Hi Kath, hope you and all on Flinders are going well in this Corona madness. Still remember our wonderful times on Flinders with David Streety . He’s now over this side of the country up at Carnarvon.
    All the best, hope to get back there one day. Looking forward to a soap box with the wonderful island aromas. Nola

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