Arizona Soap Supply

Making Organic Soap People have been making soap for centuries and, for much of human history, the only soap you could get was organic soap made at home. Today, there is a large commercial market for mass produced, chemical-laden soaps. However, use of these chemical-ridden soaps can have many negative side effects. Homemade organic soap is a safe, viable alternative to the harmful chemical soaps available for purchase in stores. There are two main processes you can choose from to make organic soap, and a great variety of ingredients you can use for making organic soap at home. Hot and Cold...

Soap Making Classes in Arizona for Cold Process Arizona Soap Supply offers classes in cold process soap making in Chandler, AZ. Our soap making expert, Joanna Couch, leads our soap making classes and teaches you all you need to know about making cold process soaps. The class also includes an Arizona Soap Supply’s Nekked AZ soap kit, with the  premixed oils and lye water you’ll need to make your own soap! The Process Cold soap making is a process by which soap is rendered without heat. Our soap making classes give you safe, step by step instructions for the handling the lye water...

Soap Making Supplies for Soapers/Soap Makers If you are in the business of soap making, whether it be a hobby, a small business or a large enterprise, need to go to Arizona Soap Supply for all of your needs. Arizona Soap Supply is a seller based in Arizona  that sells any product you may need for your soap making. For those of you trying to make specialty soaps, Arizona Soap Supply has many different oils available for purchase. Some include: Olive oil, coconut oil, Castor oil, and many more types available for both scented and aromatherapy purposes. Arizona Soap Supply...

When you’re getting started making soap, there’s such an overwhelming variety of soap supplies waiting for you that it can be hard to figure out what you really need. Here are the bare essentials for making your own soap. While you can get fancy molds and fragrances later on, this will be enough to get you started. First, you need protective gear. At a bare minimum, you’ll need eye protection (goggles or safety glasses will work well, though if you want to be thorough, you can invest in a plastic face shield) and rubber or nitrile gloves. An apron can...