Two Recipes for Eczema Treatment Soap

My aunt has severe eczema. I made some soap for her about a month ago, and it’s actually working! I made another batch this last weekend, similar to the first, but I expanded on it. (BTW, it seems that most of the things that are good for eczema are also good for psoriasis.)

First, the original recipe:

8 oz cocoa butter
7 oz olive oil
6 oz palm kernel oil
5 oz castor oil
3 oz shea butter
2 oz jojoba
1 oz stearic acid

4.3 oz lye
9 oz distilled water
2 tsp sea salt

At heavy trace, add:

2 oz goatmilk, 4x concentrated
10 vitamin E pills
4 evening primrose oil pills (1300 mg each)
1 oz jojoba
1 tsp lavender eo

And now the second one:

8 oz olive oil
6 oz cocoa butter
6 oz palm kernel oil
4 oz castor oil
3 oz grapeseed oil
2 oz jojoba
2 oz shea butter
1 oz stearic acid

4.3 oz lye
9 oz distilled water
2 tsp sea salt
2 tsp sugar

At heavy trace, add:

2 oz goatmilk, 4x concentrated
10 vitamin E pills
4 evening primrose oil pills (1300 mg each)
1 oz grapeseed oil
0.75 oz jojoba
1 tsp lavender eo
1.5 tsp tea tree oil
1 tsp bergamot eo
1 tsp sweet birch eo
handful of dried calendula petals

This second batch has been curing since Sunday night. (That’s another advantage of using the extra-heavy trace method — I poured the soap into the molds at about 7 pm, and unmolded them around 11 pm. After two days of curing, they are already at the point they would be after about 10 days with the standard method.)

submitted by JB


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