Teach Soap

Does anyone else notice when they make product that as soon as u finish making them, then u test the remainder of the product left; that it leaves your hands super dry. Maybe it is the fact that I am washing the utensils, bowls, etcc. over and over when making the products. Or another thing I can think of is that the fragrance oils are making my skin very dry.

Does anyone else experience this, or have any thoughts on why my skin is so dry afterwards!

I made a batch of bath bombs, and then added the remainder in the sink and soaked my hands in there, and they were soft and all, but then became super dried out.

I find that if I don't wear gloves when making bath bombs, my hands become really dried out even if I don't add fragrance.

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Genny

The ingredients in a bath bomb can dry out your skin. If you hands are dry, go with a solid lotion bar, or wipe your hands with some plain butter (cocoa, mango, shea).

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Irena
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