DIY Foaming Hand Soap

Homemade Foaming Hand Soap
Make your own foaming hand soap right at home with just a few simple ingredients!
http://naturesnurtureblog.com/2013/03/21/homemade-foaming-hand-soap-moisturizing-anti-bacterial/
Ingredients
Distilled, purified, or filtered water
Castile soap, or your favorite natural soap (2-3 tablespoons)
5 drops lavender essential oil (NYR)
5 drops tea tree oil(NYR)
1/2 teaspoon moisturizing oil, optional (vitamin E, almond oil, or vegetable glycerin)
Empty, clean foaming soap dispenser
Instructions
Fill your soap dispenser about 3/4 full with water.
Add castile soap to fill the rest of the bottle, leaving some room at the top for the pump to fit.
Add lavender and tea tree oils. Add moisturizing oil, if using.
Cover dispenser with pump and shake well to combine the oils and soap with the water.
Notes
Depending on your water type (hard/soft, etc.) you may want to play around a bit with the ratios.
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