Making Natural Liquid Soap with Specific Ingredients

Yes, you can create a basic liquid soap using the ingredients you have: Liquid Glycerin, Thickener Powder (assuming EasyThick is the primary thickener), Creamy Foamer (Sodium Methyl Cocoyl Taurate), EasyThick, and Rice Germ Water.

Here's a breakdown of the ingredients and a general mixing order:

• Rice Germ Water: This will be your liquid base.
• Creamy Foamer (Sodium Methyl Cocoyl Taurate): This is the primary surfactant, responsible for cleansing and creating foam.
• Liquid Glycerin: Acts as a humectant, helping to moisturize the skin.
• EasyThick (and potentially other Thickener Powder): These are used to increase the viscosity of the liquid soap to the desired consistency.

Mixing Order:

1. Combine the Rice Germ Water and Liquid Glycerin. Mix well.
2. Add the Creamy Foamer (Sodium Methyl Cocoyl Taurate) to the liquid mixture. Stir gently to avoid excessive foaming.
3. Gradually add EasyThick (and any other thickener powder if it's a separate ingredient) while stirring until the desired thickness is achieved. Mix thoroughly to ensure the thickener is fully dissolved and no clumps remain.
4. Optional but highly recommended: For safety and shelf life, especially when using water-based ingredients like Rice Germ Water, it is strongly advised to add a preservative. Without a preservative, the product is susceptible to microbial growth. You may also need to adjust the pH to be skin-friendly.

While these ingredients can form a soap, adding a preservative is crucial for product stability and safety. You might also consider adding fragrance, color, or other beneficial extracts after thickening, but before adding a preservative (if using a heat-sensitive one).