Cut soap and mix with sugar

The process of making sugar-infused soap can be similar to similar to making regular soap:

Step 1: Measure the soap, sugar and oil in the appropriate ratio.

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Step 2: Dissolve the soap in distilled water, heat until completely melted.

Step 3: Once the soap has melted, add the sugar and stir until the sugar has completely dissolved.

Step 4: Once the mixture has cooled, add the oil and essential oil (if using) and stir.

Step 5: Pour the mixture into the soap dish and let it cool until it hardens.

Valuable Uses of Sugar Soap
Moisturizes the skin: Adding sugar to soap helps to maintain the skin’s natural moisture, making the skin soft and supple.

Deep cleansing: Sugar soap has good foaming ability, helping to remove dirt, deeply clean pores, and sebum on the skin.

Oil Control: For oily skin, sugar soap can effectively control the natural oil on the skin, preventing the skin from becoming greasy.

Soften and smooth the skin: Thanks to the natural glycerin created during the saponification process, sugar soap helps to soften and smooth the skin, minimizing the condition of dry and tight skin.