Lotion Bars

Soapmaking using no lye - 

glicerin soaps (Wallasoap Kitchen)
lotion bars

Samanta Vega Díaz. Lotion bar making doesn't use lye?

Oh, The Things We'll Make! Nope- no lye in lotion making. (Sorry I missed this before!)

Samanta Vega Díaz woa, so what's the difference in use b/w soap and lotion bar? I once washed my hands in a hotel with some little wonderful that looked like soap but melted like soy candles, and it was sooo soft, was it a lotion bar? x

https://thethingswellmake.com/homemade-dandelion-lotion-bars-dandelion-oil/

https://thenerdyfarmwife.com/dandelion-lotion-bars/

https://gourmandeinthekitchen.com/lavender-lotion-bar-recipe/

https://crunchybetty.com/how-to-make-lotion-bars/

https://www.organic-beauty-recipes.com/how-to-make-lotion-bars-without-beeswax/

No water, so no preservative needed. They are solid and no are not used with water as I have been asked that question also. They work by rubbing them between your hands (like a bar of soap)…..this transfers the lotion to your hands and then rub the lotion into your dry skin everywhere. The natural warmth from your skin softens and melts the lotion for application. Lotion Bars are a great way especially for the winter to form a good protective barrier for your skin. 

https://ritualwaters.com/what-is-a-lotion-bar-how-to-use-it/

https://www.thelittlepine.com/top-5-lotion-bar-recipes/

https://www.mommypotamus.com/lotion-bar-recipe/

https://wellnessmama.com/4770/lotion-bars/
https://botaniesoap.com/blog/cold-process-soap-vs-glycerin-soap/