- 170g Coconut oil
- 80g Almond oil
- 70g Sunflower oil
- 131.6g Sodium hydroxide (discounted to 6%)
- 330g Chamomile and calendula infusion
- 20g Wildflower honey
- Color: 8g Turmeric
- Fragrance: 15ml Melissa officinalis and violet essential oil
- A few crushed petals of calendula, chamomile, and violet
Recipe submitted to the "Saponi e buoi dei paesi tuoi" self-production contest. Why does it represent the proverb "saponi e buoi dei paesi tuoi?" I created this soap inspired by the enchanted forests and meadows of the Monti Sibillini that I have the joy of admiring from my windows every day. It's as white as the silent snow that soothes the souls of those who wander through the sleeping woods during the winter season. A yellow band runs through the middle, where some dried petals of calendula, chamomile, violet... are concentrated to remind us both of the sun's rays that penetrate the dense foliage of the woods, creating the fantastic sensation of being able to spot a fairy at any moment, and of the flowers that flood these mountains' meadows with shapes and colors in spring and summer. It's a gentle, refreshing soap that leaves the skin as soft as the waters of the countless streams that gush happily from those rocks. In honor of the "fairy" who has dwelled among these magical places for centuries and still fascinates even the most incredulous, I named it the Sibilla soap.
Preparation
Cold method.
How to use
Use as an ordinary soap.
