Every one making soaps has at least once tried this powder in soap. This magical spice seems to be a treasure for our health.
Curious to see the variety of colours one can obtain using it, I made 2 different layers containing different quantities of turmeric. It’s a real pity that the nice rose colour, beautiful as it was, started to fade away as soon as the chemical reaction between lye and turmeric started . I am curious if this rose colour resists when making MP soap…
This soap contains: grapeseed oil, coconut oil, palm oil, sunflower oil, olive oil, castor oil, cacao butter, turmeric powder, Litsea Cubeba essential oil.
If you want to know more about the benefits of turmeric, you can find lots of info on Claudia’s post .
Naturelle by Natalia 
Imi place modelul de taiere …foarte elegant 🙂
I like curcuma and your soaps turned out really grate!
Natalia, imi plac foarte mult straturile pe care le-ai obtinut si modul de taiere. Iar articolul despre turmeric e foarte interesant, l-am citit si m-a convins sa il includ in alimentatie 🙂 Spor si pupici!
Beautiful soap Natalia! I love using turmeric in soap. The colors that can be achieved, are so many. It also like the fragrance of turmeric.
Love that layered effect, what a pretty color the turmeric produces!
Beautiful, Natalia! Turmeric produces such a lovely orange color. I haven’t played with natural colorants much, but I should try turmeric someday. I have a bunch in my pantry – I love Indian cuisine and use turmeric fairly often when cooking. Your soap is very pretty!
Thanks for the valuable information. Please suggest me the aloe vera soap
that can be used by both men and women for dry skin.