Handmade Moisturizing Honey Soap

MOQ: 1000 sets
OEM: Accept

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Product Introduction

The key ingredient is pure, unprocessed honey sourced from sustainable apiaries. Honey is a natural humectant that seals in moisture while its enzymes and nutrients nourish and condition skin. We blend this golden elixir into a rich, creamy vegetable oil soap base using traditional cold-process methods.

Each honey soap formula is customized with premium botanical boosters tailored to your needs:

Shea and cocoa butter replenish softness
Oatmeal and clay provide gentle exfoliation
Rose or lavender essential oils calm irritation
Green tea or rosemary extract delivers antioxidants

As a soap manufacturer based in China, we have been engaged in soap production and research and development for over 10 years, providing one-stop OEM and ODM soap solutions.

Handmade Moisturizing Honey Soap customization options:

Specification	Details
Honey Type	Raw honey, manuka honey, wildflower honey
Essential Oils	Lavender, chamomile, ylang ylang
Natural Oils	Olive oil, sunflower oil, coconut oil
Exfoliants	Oats, walnut powder, sea salt
Packaging	Vintage honeycomb design
Branding	Your logo and brand name
Order Quantity	100 pieces minimum
Lead Time	1-week samples, 3-4 weeks bulk orders

Give your skin the gift of nourishment with handmade moisturizing honey soap. Contact us to create your custom formula!

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ISO 22716: 2007

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We ensure that every Private Label Bar Soap, with its unique formulations, will stand out.

Private Label Bar Soap customization in various scents, colors, and packaging types is what Poleview does best.
We offer OEM and ODM bar soap in various formulations, packaging, and ingredients.
We also have a robust packaging supply chain, which enables us to offer the widest range of customized packaging services for your bar soap.

Customized Ingredient Available

Customized Colors Available

Customized Scents Available

Customized Packaging Available

Soap Manufacturing

Step#1 Ingredient Selection and Preparation

The first step in soap manufacturing is selecting and preparing high-quality ingredients. Fats and oils are carefully chosen based on the type of soap being produced. For example, coconut oil might be selected for its lathering properties. These ingredients are then measured and prepared for the mixing process. This careful preparation ensures a consistent and high-quality base for the soap.

Step#2 Saponification

Saponification is the chemical reaction at the heart of soap making. Fats and oils are mixed with a lye solution (sodium or potassium hydroxide) under controlled temperatures. This reaction produces soap and glycerin. Precision in this step is crucial to ensure the right consistency and quality of the final product. This is where the art of chemistry meets the craft of soap making.

Step#3 Additives Incorporation

After saponification, various additives like fragrances, colorants, and therapeutic ingredients are added. This step defines a soap's unique properties and characteristics. TY Cosmetics excels in this phase, meticulously blending ingredients to create distinct soap varieties that cater to diverse consumer preferences. Each additive is carefully selected to enhance the soap's appeal and effectiveness.

Step#4 Molding and Shaping

The soap mixture is then poured into molds to give it shape. Depending on the desired final form, this could be large blocks for cutting into bars or specific shapes for unique designs. The soap is allowed to cool and solidify in these molds. The transformation from a liquid blend to beautifully shaped bars is a sight to behold in soap manufacturing.

Step#5 Cutting and Stamping

Once the soap is solid, it's removed from the molds. Large blocks are cut into individual bars using precise cutting equipment. Bars may also be stamped with the company logo or design at this stage, adding a signature touch to each piece. This careful cutting and stamping process ensures consistency and brand recognition in every bar.

Step#6 Curing and Packaging

The final step involves curing the soap, a process that can take several weeks. This process allows the soap to complete its chemical reaction and dry to the proper hardness. After curing, the soap is packaged and prepared for distribution, ensuring it reaches consumers in perfect condition and ready for use. Elegant and secure packaging safeguards the soap and acts as the initial customer touchpoint.