Turmeric Soap Recipe For Rosacea

Last Updated on February 26, 2024 by Ellen Christian

This turmeric soap recipe with dandelions is perfect for those that suffer from rosacea or eczema. Check out this recipe to see if it helps reduce inflammation for you.

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Turmeric Soap Recipe with Dandelions to Calm Rosacea

Turmeric Soap Recipe

I’ve had rosacea since my mid-twenties so I know how frustrating it can be to deal with the sensitivity and inflammation.  Sometimes, it feels like nothing helps.

I’m not into complicated soap recipes, so this turmeric soap recipe is easy to make. If you’ve ever worked with melt and pour soap before, you’ll understand the process. If not, it really is easy enough for a beginner. But first, why turmeric?

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Turmeric soap benefits for skin

Turmeric has natural anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties. That means that you can use turmeric soap for acne or for eczema or rosacea.

The anti-bacterial properties will help eliminate acne. And, the anti-inflammatory properties will help calm rosacea and eczema.

Of course, this turmeric soap recipe has more than just turmeric. A few of the other ingredients include argan oil and cocoa butter.

Argan oil has many benefits for your skin. Lots of people use Argan oil for acne because it contains Vitamin E and has antioxidant properties.

Turmeric Soap Recipe with Dandelions to Calm Rosacea

Can you color soap with food coloring?

You can yes, but you don’t need to. This turmeric soap recipe uses the natural coring power of turmeric for the gorgeous red color.

And the “gold” flakes are dried dandelions. So, it may look like coloring was used, but it’s all natural.

Turmeric soap for skin whitening

While I haven’t tried it, I have heard of people using turmeric soap for skin whitening. Turmeric contains curcumin which does help decrease the production of melatonin.

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Remember that you want to buy pure turmeric when you shop. And, make sure that it’s a high-quality name brand so you’re getting the most benefits.

Turmeric Soap Recipe with Dandelions to Calm Rosacea

How much turmeric do you put in soap?

This recipe will use turmeric powder (like the kind you cook with) as well as turmeric essential oil. How much you use will depend on the mixture and how large a batch of soap you’re going to make.

Check out the complete directions at the bottom of this post along with step by step photos. You can add a little bit more or less to make the color brighter or darker.

And, the cocoa powder helps repair your skin and improve your complexion. If you struggle with breakouts or rashes, this is the soap you need to try.

Turmeric Soap Recipe with Dandelions to Calm Rosacea

Can I mix turmeric with my soap?

If you have a favorite soap recipe that you want to try adding turmeric to, you should be able to. You will need to whisk in the turmeric powder well to get it to blend.

And, you might want to decrease the other types of essential oils you’re using so that they don’t clash with the turmeric essential oil. A lot of the soap making process is trial and error.

How do you store the soap?

Once you’ve made the soap and allowed it to dry and harden completely, you’ll want to store it somewhere dry. Don’t store it in the bathroom where the humidity may impact the quality of the soap.

Store in an air-tight container or a Ziplock bag in another room like a linen closet.

soap ingredients

What will you need to make this turmeric soap recipe?

Besides the ingredients shown below, you will need a microwave, a large plastic measuring cup, silicone soap molds, and a spray bottle of isopropyl alcohol. You will also need these ingredients:

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Turmeric Soap Recipe with Dandelions to Calm Rosacea

Turmeric Soap Recipe with Dandelions to Calm Rosacea

You will love this easy turmeric soap recipe with dandelions to calm rosacea and eczema.

Prep Time 10 minutes
Active Time 20 minutes
Total Time 30 minutes
Difficulty moderate
Estimated Cost 20.00

Materials

  • 1/2 pound clear melt and pour soap, cut into cubes
  • 2 tablespoons turmeric powder
  • 2 tablespoons dried dandelions
  • 1 tablespoon cocoa butter
  • 2-3 drops Argan oil
  • 10-20 drops turmeric essential oil
  • Oval silicone mold
  • Spray bottle of rubbing alcohol
  • 1 plastic measuring cup

Tools

  • Microwave

Instructions

  1.  Add clear soap to your measuring cup. Melt the soap in the microwave at 30 second bursts until soap is completely melted. soap ingredients
  2. Melt cocoa butter as directed in step 1 for the soap. Add cocoa butter, Argan oil, and turmeric essential oil to measuring cup. i
  3. Add turmeric powder and dried dandelion flowers to the measuring cup. Whisk well. melt the soap base
  4. Spray your soap mold with the rubbing alcohol. This prevents bubbles from forming. Pour the soap mixture into the mold. Spray top of mixture with rubbing alcohol to prevent bubbles. spray the molds
  5. Allow to harden completely. I leave mine to dry 12-24 hours. To release, pop gently from mold. Store in an airtight container or Ziploc bag until ready to use.  let the soaps dry in the mold

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