Glycerin Soap Workshop with Essential Oils

Lizzie Productos Esotericos has an artisanal certification in artisanal soaps and oils. Glycerin soaps, as the soap base is already prepared, are not considered artisanal but are made with additives, essential oils, fragrances, color, etc. This workshop is based on the knowledge and experience acquired through years of workshops taken, own experience and continuing education. The thief oil is a mixture already prepared by the certified artisan who, based on the workshop and instructions, will know how much oil to use for the ounces that will prepare your own soap. Since the artisan has the alternative of using other essential oils through the The instructions give you in writing how much oil to use according to the ounces of soap that will be used in the recipe that has already been designed for you with all the steps, procedures, precautions, recommendations and materials so that you can create your own soap. of glycerin with essential oils The workshop to create your own glycerin soap with essential oil includes the following:

• half a pound of goat milk glycerin
• (1) 1 ounce essential oil ( ratero) or any other essential oil that we offer in the workshop.
• (1) dropper
• (1) 2 ounce ramekin
• preparation instructions, benefits and recipe

Additional Information:

• The workshop is written, you prepare your soap according to your availability.
• Glycerin can make up to 4 2-ounce soaps
• The mold is 2 ounces, so you will have the opportunity to practice your soap up to approximately 4 times. Mold shape may vary.
• The workshop is prepared by a certified artisan.
• If you have questions when preparing your soap, you can write to us on social networks or to our email and we will answer your question related to the workshop purchased.
• The workshops are protected under Lizzie Productos Esotericos LLC, their reproduction, distribution, digitization, photocopying and including but not limited to plagiarism is prohibited ; in every physical or digital concept.

• Essential oils, in general, constitute 0.1 to 1% of the dry weight of the plant. They are liquids with poor solubility in water, soluble in alcohols and organic solvents. When they are fresh, at room temperature, they are colorless, since when they oxidize they resinify and take on a dark yellowish color (which is prevented by placing them in topaz-colored glass containers, completely filled and perfectly closed). Most oils are less dense than water (with exceptions such as cinnamon, sassafras and clove essential oils) and have a high refractive index.

• General safety information

  • It is very important to be sure of the botanical or scientific name of the essential oil.
  • Do not take oils internally.
  • Do not apply undiluted essential oils.
  • If you are pregnant, have epilepsy, liver damage, cancer, diabetes, or have any other medical problem, use essential oils only under the proper supervision of a qualified aromatherapy professional or your doctor.
  • Be very careful when using oils with children and be sure to read the recommended dilution ratios for children first. Even if the oil is listed as safe for children, every child is different, so oils should be used with caution.
  • In general, it is not recommended to start using it before the age of 2 years due to the high potency of essential oils. A dilution level of 1% or less is recommended for topical uses.
  • It is safest to consult a qualified aromatherapy professional before using oils with children, the elderly, or if you are taking medications.
  • Some essential oils are photosensitive so you should use them with caution, avoiding sun exposure after application. It is recommended to wait 12 hours before exposing yourself to the sun.
  • Does not use old and oxidized oils.
  • If you use oils for pets, you should also take due precautions regarding quantities and whether they are recommended for the pet. Never give your pets any essential oils to ingest.