How to Make Liquid Soap From Bar Soap
Turn a simple bar of soap into a smooth, easy-to-use liquid soap with this simple DIY! Whether you’re looking to make your soap last longer or just prefer the convenience of liquid soap, this method is a great way to get the most out of every bar.
Servings: 33 ounces of soap
Equipment
- Grater for soap
- Handwash dispenser
- Mixing bowl
- Spoon
Ingredients
- 1.6 oz soap bar
- 0.25 oz vegetable glycerin
- 32 oz Distilled water or filtered water
Instructions
- Grate the soap using a box grater.
- Bring the water to a light boil in a small saucepan, add the shredded soap bar, and stir until completely dissolved. Once it looks dissolved, stir it for an additional minute or two, just to be sure!
- Next, add in the vegetable glycerin and stir it in well.
- Now, you'll want to allow the soap to cool completely.
- Once the soap has completely cooled, give it one final gentle stir and transfer it to a reusable soap dispenser.
- Secure the pump nozzle, and its ready for use.
Notes
This soap has a relatively high ph, and as a result, I did not use a preservative.
If you want to add a preservative, use a broad-spectrum preservative and follow the instructions for proper use levels.
This soap will last up to one month.