SOAPS

By: Najiyah Westry

Soap- A substance used for washing and cleansing purposes

Soaps are water-soluble sodium or potassium salts.

WHAT ARE SOAPS?

WHAT ARE THEY COMPOSED OF?

Soaps are composed of a mixture of fatty acids, natural oils, saturated fats, and alkali.

Fatty acids are delicate acids that are produced from carboxlic acid and a hydrocarbon chain.

The alkalis used to be made by ashes of plants. Now, they are made commercially.

Fats and oils are produced by animal or plant sources.

OTHER NATURAL

INGREDIENTS USED IN SOAP

• Organic Aloe• Cinnamon• Goat Milk• Olive Oil• Sea Salt• Organic

Peppermint• Sunflower Petal• Organic Oats• African Shea

Butter

HOW SOAPS ARE MADE

BENEFITS OF USING

“ORGANIC” SOAP

Scientists do not test organic soaps on animals.

Reduces toxins and helps your environment.

Leave your skin smooth and clean.

HOW DOES IT CLEANSE?

Soaps cleanse by decreasing the surface tension of water, turning dirt into foam, and separating grease from skin and other body waste.

WHAT ARE SOAPS USED FOR?

Soaps are used to:Clean ClothesWash DishesStop Squeaky HingesBody WashShampooDecoration

MICROWAVE IVORY SOAP VIDEO

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z1hzatoE1tg&edufilter=FwNIMIqIDIQYAexPZDE7XA

NEW ADVANCEMENT

S IN SOAP

• Fragrance• Color• Shape• Variation Of Bars Ex: Hard Water

Bars

Quiz: Soaps

1). Soaps are not

a. A substance used to rub, cover, or lather skin

b. Made with water soluble potassium salts

c. A type of television series dealing typically with daily events in the lives of the same group of characters

d. All of the above

2). Organic soaps

a. Leave your skin rough and dry

b. Destroy your environment c. Reduces toxins d. Are scientifically tested on

animals

3). New advancements in soap are

a. Color b. Smell c. Shape d. All of the above

4). Soap contains

a. Amino acids b. Olive oil c. Fatty acids d. A & C e. B & C

5). Soap cleanses by

a. Increasing the surface area of water

b. Turning foam into dirt c. Mixing grease from skin

with other body filt d. None of the above

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