- 600g olive oil
- 200g coconut oil
- 50g castor oil
- 50g linden oil in grapeseed oil
- 100g corn oil
- 150g dandelion herbal tea
- 180g elderberry infusion
- 136g soda (5% discount)
of "trace"
- 20g Linden oil (in total 70g)
- 5ml Mountain pine essential oil
- Corn flour 1 tablespoon
- Saffron one sachet
- Spirulina algae one teaspoon
- Dried flowers of elderberry a spoon
The dandelion flower fills the fields of the Bergamo plain, while the elder flowers color the banks of the corn fields white. The lime tree, with its scent, and the mountain pine rise on the Orobic pre-Alps. Dandelion root and elderflower have therapeutic value in cases of acne-prone skin. Linden oil has moisturizing, emollient and anti-inflammatory properties. Mountain pine, represented here by its essential oil, has balsamic properties.
Preparation
Cold process:
I divided the mixture into three parts. I left the first one as it is and poured it into the mold. To the second one, I added spirulina algae to give it the green color of the mountains. For the third one, I added saffron to represent the yellow of the dandelion flowers in the fields. I added dried elderflowers only to the two colored parts.
How to use
Use as a normal soap.
