All Natural Cold Process Face Soap for a Lovely Skin

I am super excited to share this all-natural cold process face soap that you can also make at home. This one is our favorite soap and the one we use every day. It is perfect for my skin because of the wonderful properties of the ingredients, and it is also perfect for my daughter now that she is getting some pimples on her forehead. I absolutely can tell when she uses the soap and when she doesn’t because of the clearer skin. In this post, you’ll learn the key ingredients that make this soap great as an all-natural facial soap.

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For this all-natural cold process soap, I chose to make a simple design with most of the soap in black with the activated charcoal and a hanger swirl using rose clay. Both ingredients are perfect for an all-natural face soap that is not only practical but also a fun piece of art.

This all natural cold process face soap is not only a staple at home. My family requests it all the time. While this soap was formulated specifically for face use, it can be used as an all-body soap as well.

How to make Cold Process Soap for the face

Additives for the cold process face soap

Activated Charcoal

Rose clay

Activated charcoal is great for the skin because it can absorb toxins and draw out impurities like oil, dirt, sweat, and makeup. Activated charcoal is recognized in the cosmetic industry and through research as highly beneficial for detoxing all skin types, and it does not cause allergic reactions or irritation. Activated charcoal is also great for gently exfoliating the skin surfacing beautiful and lovely skin.

Rose clay, also known as pink clay or rose kaolin clay, is one of the most gentle clays. It is non-drying and mild. Rose clay is recommended for dry, dehydrated, troubled skin. Rose clay is great for soothing the skin, minimizing blackheads, and replenishing minerals.

Additional materials needed for cold process soap making

Essential oils used in this cold process face soap

For this all natural cold process face soap, I decided to use some of my favorite essential oils that are great for the skin. I used lavender essential oil, tea tree essential oil, frankincense essential oil, and peppermint essential oil. Depending on the size of your soap batch, you can determine the amount to use using a simple calculator similar to eocalc.com.

You can find this face soap formulation and 24 additional cold process soap recipes in my ebook, linked below. Also, hover over the menu bar on Skin Care, and I share several more recipes for free in my various cold process soap DIYs.

Ready to start making your own cold process soaps? Then this eBook with 25 different cold process soap formulations is the perfect resource. With so many formulations, you will have lots of inspiration to experiment and find the perfect one.

This eBook also includes best practices to modify the formulations to your liking.

I want the 25 recipes!

Do you want to learn more about cold process soap, find new design ideas, and learn why cold process soap is better than store-bought soap? Head over to my all questions answered post to learn so much more!

Cold process soap most common questions answered in one place.