Revitalize Your Bathing Experience with Natural Ingredients
This profile explores the production of herbal bath soap, a unique soap variant made with natural ingredients such as Aloe Vera, patchouli, citronella, rose, and Sampaguita. With a production capacity of 200kg per day, this soap offers a refreshing and rejuvenating bathing experience. This blog dives into the production process, market analysis, and the benefits of using herbal bath soap in Kenya.
Production Procedure: Crafting Nature’s Goodness
The production process of herbal bath soap involves precise steps to capture the essence of natural ingredients. Here is an overview of the process:
1. Measure and weigh the specified ingredients.
2. Create a lye solution by mixing water and caustic soda.
3. Combine the lye solution and oil, blending them until creamy.
4. Dissolve coloring powder in separate containers.
5. Mix the dissolved coloring powder to create an olive green color.
6. Test the consistency of the oil-lye mixture.
7. Add aloe vera essence, spring fragrance, and other additives.
8. Continuously mix while adding the prepared olive green color.
9. Remove the mixture from the mixer once the color is even.
10. Transfer the mixture to molds, ensuring even distribution.
11. Allow the soap to harden for 2-4 hours, then slice it into desired shapes.
Capital Investment Requirements: Investing in Nature’s Goodness
To start this project, an estimated capital investment of USD 253,780 is required, covering both initial setup costs and year one’s operating expenses. This investment reflects the commitment to producing high-quality herbal bath soap that meets the demands of Kenyan consumers.
Market Analysis: Embracing Natural and Sustainable Options
The demand for herbal soap is widespread across Kenya, with consumers seeking natural and sustainable options for their skincare routine. The appeal of herbal bath soap lies in its use of natural ingredients, which offer various benefits such as moisturizing, soothing, and refreshing properties. Additionally, the potential for exporting herbal soap further expands the market reach, creating opportunities for local entrepreneurs.
Harnessing the Power of Nature: Supporting Local Suppliers
Raw materials for herbal bath soap production are readily available in Kenyan markets, ensuring a steady supply of ingredients. Chemical shops and aloe vera farmers serve as valuable sources of the required raw materials, supporting local suppliers and promoting the growth of the domestic market.
Embrace the essence of nature with herbal bath soap, providing a refreshing and invigorating bathing experience while supporting local suppliers. Let the goodness of natural ingredients revitalize your skin, making every bath a moment of pure bliss.
