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How to Make Home Made Foaming Hand Wash.....

Making your own foaming hand wash at home is simple, affordable, and a great way to avoid harsh or unnecessary chemicals. Here’s a basic recipe that works perfectly in a foaming soap pump.

Ingredients:​

• 60 mL liquid castile soap
• 5 mL (1 teaspoon) carrier oil – e.g. sweet almond, jojoba, or fractionated coconut oil
• 10–15 drops essential oil (optional) – try lavender, lemon, or tea tree for a natural scent and added benefits
• Filtered or distilled water
• Foaming soap dispenser

Instructions:​

1. Pour the castile soap into your empty foaming dispenser.
2. Add the carrier oil and essential oils (if using).
3. Fill the rest of the bottle with filtered or distilled water, leaving about 2 cm of space at the top.
4. Screw the pump lid back on and shake gently to mix.

That’s it! The foaming comes from the pump, not the soap itself – so no need for extra foaming agents.

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Quick Alternative: DIY Foaming Soap with Any Liquid Hand Wash​

Want something even easier?

Instructions:​

1. Add 1 part liquid hand soap (antibacterial or regular) to a foaming soap bottle.
2. Add 3 to 4 parts filtered or distilled water, depending on how thick your soap is – you want a thinner, watery consistency.
3. Swirl or shake gently to combine.

Tip: Most store-bought hand soaps are too thick to foam on their own and can clog the pump. Diluting them makes them perfect for foaming dispensers.

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Want a Natural Antibacterial Option?​

Commercial antibacterial soaps often use strong chemicals like triclosan or benzalkonium chloride. For a gentler, more natural alternative, try:

• Liquid castile soap
• Tea tree, eucalyptus, or lemon essential oil (known for natural antibacterial properties)

Mix them as per the first recipe above – and enjoy a kinder, effective clean
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