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Does Bacteria Grow on Homemade Soap?

by D
(Mund, IL USA)




I need to know if I use fresh squeezed fruit juice to make soap will bacteria grow?




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Does Bacteria Grow on Homemade Soap?

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Mar 06, 2008
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Homemade Soap Tip
by: Grandma

Hello D.,

The answer is YES! Bacteria will grow on your soap if you use fresh squeezed juice when making it. The very best thing you can use is essential oils. They will not only be safe from bacteria they will give you aroma therapy while you bath. You can choose from a variety of oils and each oil has it's own benefit. Like lavender will relax you, while peppermint will give your spirits a lift. Essential oils aren't as expensive as they may seem since you only use a few drops to make your soap.

Grandma

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