Hippy Girl Patchouli Soap Recipe

This patchouli soap recipe truly brings out the inner hippy. A rich blend of luxury oils, this makes for a nice, hard bar of patchouli soap.

5 ounces castor oil
5 ounces sweet almond oil
15 ounces cocoa butter
10 ounces coconut oil
20 ounces olive oil
10 ounces liquid soybean oil
10 ounces sunflower oil
1/8 teaspoon powdered clove (optional)
26 ounces water
10.2 ounces lye (sodium hydroxide)
2 ounces patchouli essential oil
½ ounce lavender essential oil
(if you prefer, leave out the lavender essential oil and use 2.5 ounces of patchouli oil)

Go by standard soap making instructions. Link found at top of website under soap making. After proper cure time, get out your tie-dyed shirt. The patchouli soap has arrived.

About Patchouli Soap
Patchouli is an herb, a fragrant herb with egg-shaped leaves and square stems. When the scent is added to a soap, Patchouli Soaps are often described as sweet, spicy, and woodsy all at the same time. Others describe Patchouli soap as pungent, mossy, and musty. Patchouli is often used as a low note in perfumes and aromatherapy blends, anchoring the other scents, and mixing or blending to enhance the scents with which it is combined in soap. Patchouli and natural patchouli soap has also been positively linked to improvement of several skin disorders, from reducing chapped, cracked skin and scar tissue to reducing irritation caused by eczema. It has been used to treat athlete’s foot and jock itch, and skin allergies.

Patchouli Soap is an excellent choice for men although women love it as well.