Handcrafted Soap Making Workshops in Delhi

In my cold process workshop, I demystify the science behind soap making. Here, I explain the role of lye in saponification and how it creates a 100% natural, glycerin-rich soap that is gentle on the skin.

For beginners, my Melt & Pour soap making class is the perfect start. I explain how to use different soap bases, like this moisturizing extra white base enriched with Vitamin E and almond oil.

This video shows the process of making my Rose Calamine cold process soaps. I carefully mix the oils and lye solution before pouring it into the mold and adding a textured top with dried rose petals.

A satisfying moment in the soap making process is cutting a fresh loaf. This close-up shows the smooth, firm texture of a finished cold process soap, made with natural, plant-based oils.

Here I am cutting freshly made loaves of my Sandalwood Ubtan cold processed soap. This method allows for beautiful layers and swirls, making each bar a unique piece of art.

The final touch. After the soap has cured, I carefully stamp each bar with the Nebesa logo, giving it a professional and artisanal finish.

Here is a look at a fun DIY soap making workshop I conducted in collaboration with LBB. Participants learned to make their own handmade soaps in a lively, creative community setting.

Making handmade soap is a creative process of melting, mixing, and molding. This video shows how easy it is to get started with our melt and pour soap making workshop.