Acid in soap is a mixture of fat and base From which glycerin is produced, from which soap is prepared

How is soap made?

The acid in soap is a mixture of fat and base 

From which glycerin is produced, from which soap is prepared. A lot of oil or fat is used in bath soap. For this, groundnut oil, soybean oil, sunflower oil, Sesame oil, olive oil, coconut oil, Tecoma oil and animal oil are also used. In which fish and animal fat are used. In which fat is found in abundance, 

Bath soap has only less caustic and more oil 

Whereas in laundry soap, there is only less oil and only more caustic. Carbonic substances contain acids, fats, alkalis, sodium and potassium. When a carbonic mixture comes in contact with water, it produces foam. Due to which the cleaning of clothes or cleaning of the body takes place.

Ayurvedic (Herbal) soap contains only less chemicals and more than natural ingredients

In this, only vegetable oil is used more. Reetha is used in every Ayurvedic medicine. After soaking the reetha for some time, applying its water in the hand produces foam when rubbed.