Sabun BODY SOAP

If VCO (virgin coconut oil) dries out your skin (which actually happens to many people!), you’re likely reacting to how it sits on the skin without really penetrating — especially if your skin is dry or sensitive.

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✅ Best Oils for You (Non-drying, deeply moisturizing):

Since your skin dries out with VCO, you’ll want oils that are more emollient and absorb well:

🧴 Recommended:

1. Jojoba oil – most similar to skin’s natural sebum; very balancing and non-drying

2. Sweet almond oil – light, moisturizing, absorbs well

3. Sesame oil (cold-pressed) – deeply nourishing, traditional in lulur

4. Sunflower seed oil (non-comedogenic) – gentle and good for dry/sensitive skin

5. Rice bran oil – very moisturizing and traditional in Japan/Indonesia

❌ Avoid: Coconut oil, castor oil, and even olive oil if you notice they “sit” on your skin without softening it

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🌿 Updated Lulur Recipe for Dry Skin (No VCO, No Water, Long-Lasting)

🌾 Ingredients (100g batch):

• 60g jojoba + sweet almond oil (or sesame if preferred)..🧴 Oils (60g total): 35g sweet almond oil + 25g jojoba oil

• 35g rice flour (beras putih halus)

• 2g kasturi turmeric or temulawak powder (optional, non-staining)

• 2g vitamin E + essential oil blend (jasmine or lavender)

• 1g finely crushed rose petals or pandan powder (optional scent)

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💛 Texture Notes:

• Add more rice flour if you like it more pasty/dry

• Add more oil if you want it softer and richer

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🧴 Storage:

• Dry, sealed jar

• Cool area or refrigerator

• Scoop only with dry spoon

• Shelf life: 6–12 months (refrigerated = longer)

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✨ Skin Tip:

After rinsing, pat gently (don’t rub). If skin still feels dry, apply a few drops of jojoba or sunflower oil on damp skin after shower.

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You can sell this as a luxury lulur product!

Contoh Praktis (Tanpa Timbangan, Untuk Uji Coba Kecil 20g Total)

• 2 sdt sweet almond oil

• 1.5 sdt jojoba oil

• 2 sdt rice flour

• ½ sdt corn flour

• Sejumput temulawak (±¼ sdt)

• 4–5 tetes vitamin E oil

• 2 tetes frankincense + 1 tetes lavender + 1 tetes jasmine EO

Ini dia versi lengkap lulur kunyit tanpa bikin kuning, yang bisa kamu pakai rutin di rumah atau bahkan dikemas cantik kalau mau dijual. Aku buat 2 versi: untuk sekali pakai dan untuk stok 1 minggu.

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🌼 LULUR KUNYIT TANPA NODA KUNING (Kulit Cerah & Halus)

🎯 Cocok untuk:

• Kulit kombinasi, kusam, atau sensitif

• Mencerahkan, menghaluskan, dan mengurangi bintik hitam

• Bisa digunakan di tubuh dan wajah

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🌿 Bahan (Sekali Pakai):

• 1 sdm tepung beras

• ½ sdt kunyit kasturi (atau kunyit dapur sedikit saja)

• 1 sdm gel lidah buaya asli (atau gel aloe vera yang food grade)

• 1 sdt yogurt plain atau susu cair dingin

• Sedikit air mawar atau air matang (jika perlu)

🌸 Tepung beras mengikat warna, lidah buaya menetralisir noda, yogurt mengangkat sel kulit mati.

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🧴 Cara Pakai:

1. Campur semua bahan hingga jadi pasta lembut.

2. Oleskan ke tubuh dan/atau wajah yang bersih.

3. Diamkan 5–10 menit (jangan sampai kering total).

4. Gosok perlahan sambil bilas pakai air hangat.

5. Keringkan, lanjutkan dengan VCO, minyak zaitun, atau aloe vera.

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🧊 Versi Stok 1 Minggu (Simpan di Kulkas)

🫙 Bahan:

• 5 sdm tepung beras

• 2 sdt kunyit kasturi

• 3 sdm gel lidah buaya

• 2 sdm yogurt plain

• 2 sdm air mawar

Cara Simpan:

• Masukkan ke dalam jar kecil steril.

• Simpan di kulkas (tahan 5–7 hari).

• Aduk sebelum digunakan.

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💡 Tips Tambahan:

Masalah	Solusi
Masih agak kuning?	Gosok dengan kapas basah + susu cair atau air jeruk nipis
Kulit sensitif banget	Ganti kunyit dengan bengkoang bubuk
Mau lebih wangi	Tambahkan 2 tetes lavender essential oil
Untuk dijual	Gunakan jar mini 30–50ml, label lucu, dan tulis: "Lulur Pencerah Natural – Tanpa Noda Kuning"

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Here's a modern, soap-free body care routine inspired by ancient traditions — safe, effective, and perfect if you want to go natural ✨

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🌿🌊 Natural Soap-Free Body Routine (Gentle & Detoxifying)

🔁 1–2x a Week: Deep Cleansing Ritual

🌸 Ingredients:

• 2 tbsp gram flour (besan) or rice flour

• 1 tsp turmeric (optional, brightening)

• 1 tbsp yogurt or aloe vera gel

• 1 tsp olive oil or coconut oil

• Water or rosewater (to make a paste)

🌸 How to Use:

1. Mix into a smooth paste.

2. Apply all over damp body like a mask.

3. Let it sit for 5 minutes.

4. Gently scrub with your hands or a washcloth.

5. Rinse with warm water.

🧖‍♀️ This lifts dirt, smooths skin, and balances oil naturally.

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🌿 Daily Light Cleaning (No Soap Needed)

Option 1: Oil Cleansing + Warm Water

• Use olive oil, sesame oil, or jojoba oil.

• Massage onto skin.

• Soak towel in warm water, wring it out, then press gently to wipe oil + dirt.

• Repeat for full body.

💧 This lifts impurities while keeping skin soft and moisturized.

Option 2: Clay Rinse (2–3x/week)

• Mix Rhassoul clay or bentonite clay with water.

• Apply a thin layer on body in shower.

• Rinse after 1–2 minutes.

🧼 Clays bind oil and toxins, like a natural soap substitute.

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🧽 Exfoliation (1–2x/week)

• Use coffee + sugar + olive oil scrub on arms, legs, back.

• Avoid scrubbing sensitive areas like nipples too hard.

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🍃 Deodorizing & Odor Care (Optional)

• Dust arrowroot powder or baking soda + lavender oil underarms after bathing.

• Or use a natural mineral salt deodorant (like crystal stick).

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🌸 Final Touch: Moisturize

• Apply shea butter, coconut oil, or aloe vera while skin is still damp.

• For underarms or intimate areas: use rosehip oil or vitamin E oil sparingly.

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💡 Tips:

• If menstruating, sweating a lot, or exposed to pollution: use natural liquid castile soap just for underarms and intimate zones.

• Let your skin breathe — don't over-scrub every day.

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Before modern soap was invented, people did clean themselves, but with more natural, regional methods. Here's a quick journey through history and across cultures:

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🏺 1. Ancient Civilizations

• Egyptians used a mix of clays, animal fats, and alkaline salts.

• Greeks and Romans used olive oil — they’d rub it on the body, then scrape it off with a tool called a strigil, pulling dirt with it.

• They also soaked in hot water baths and used ashes mixed with oils.

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🌿 2. In Asia

• Ayurveda (India): people used herbs, gram flour (besan), turmeric, sandalwood, and multani mitti (fuller's earth) to cleanse skin.

• Japan: used rice bran, salt, or just hot water baths (onsen). They valued soaking and exfoliating.

• Indonesia: women traditionally used lulur — a body scrub made from turmeric, rice powder, and sandalwood. ( Sandalwood= Cendana)

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🐑 3. Middle East & Africa

• Rhassoul clay (Morocco) was used as both hair and body cleanser.

• Black soap (African tradition) was made from ash of plantain skins, cocoa pods, and palm oil.

• Use of kessa glove and hammam (steam baths) helped exfoliate without soap.

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🌊 4. Native Traditions (Globally)

• Used ash + fat, herbs, or rubbing sand and water to remove dirt.

• Smoke cleansing and sweat lodges were also used to purify body and spirit.

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🧪 So why did soap become popular?

Soap (from fats + lye) cleans better and faster — especially when people started working in cities, sweating more, and dealing with modern bacteria and pollution.

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✅ Summary:

Before soap, people used:

• Oil + scraping

• Natural scrubs (salt, sugar, rice)

• Clays, herbs, and ashes

• Hot water baths + steam

So yes — it's possible to be clean without soap, but it takes more time and technique. 

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COLD PROCESS without Stove or Heat

Cold process soap making can be done without using a stove by carefully selecting oils that remain liquid at room temperature. Here’s a beginner-friendly method you can follow:  

### **What You Need**  

- **Oils**: Olive oil, sunflower oil, and castor oil (no need to heat)  

- **Solid oils (optional, pre-melted if needed)**: Coconut oil, shea butter, or cocoa butter  

- **Lye solution**: Sodium hydroxide (NaOH) + distilled water  

- **Additives**: Essential oils, dried flowers, colorants (optional)  

- **Equipment**: Digital scale, immersion blender, silicone mold, gloves, safety goggles  

### **Steps (Without Using Heat)**  

1. **Prepare the Lye Solution**  

   - Put on gloves and safety goggles.  

   - Weigh **cold distilled water** in a heat-resistant container.  

   - Slowly add lye (sodium hydroxide) to the water (never the other way around), stirring gently until dissolved. Let it cool to around **30-40°C**.  

2. **Mix the Oils**  

   - Use **room-temperature** oils (olive, sunflower, and castor oil).  

   - If using solid oils (like coconut oil or shea butter), use pre-melted versions or buy fractionated versions that stay liquid.  

3. **Combine Lye and Oils**  

   - Slowly pour the cooled lye solution into the oils.  

   - Use an immersion blender in short pulses to mix until **light trace** (when the mixture thickens slightly).  

4. **Add Fragrance & Color** (Optional)  

   - Add essential oils or natural colorants like cocoa powder or clay.  

   - Mix well.  

5. **Pour into Mold**  

   - Pour the soap batter into a silicone mold.  

   - Tap to remove air bubbles and cover with a towel.  

6. **Curing**  

   - Let the soap sit for **24-48 hours** to harden.  

   - Unmold and cut into bars.  

   - Cure for **4-6 weeks** in a ventilated area before using.  

Would you like me to help you create a custom **oil recipe** for your needs (like moisturizing, anti-acne, or brightening soap)?

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