THE ACC

EPTABILITY OF
SWIETENIA
MACROPHYLLA
SEED AS AN
ADDITIVE IN
MAKING SOAP
 Soap is widely used to clean our body. Soap is
the oldest cleanser around. Different kinds of
soaps are made using variety different oils. Both
animals and plants oils can be used in the making
process, each adding different qualities to the
soap. While there is nothing new about handmade
soap, its popularity is growing rapidly. The sales of
handmade soap continue to grow as part of
society’s movement toward buying products that
are healthy and good for the environment.

By general definition, we’d probably all agree that

“soap” is a substance that cleans off dirt when
used in the presence of water. In its most common
forms, it will produce bubbles, feel slippery, and
remove oils, odors, and smudges from our skin. It
leaves us feeling “clean” and often smells nice to
boot. Pretty good stuff.

The main goal of this study is to create a soap that

is a good source of nourishing our skin. The study
was conducted to determine the acceptability of
Swieteniamacrophylla as an additive in the
preparation of handmade soaps. This is
experimental as well as descriptive In nature.
 There’s a constituent of Sieteniamacrophylla
seed that is good for skin.
 There is a significant difference between the
three treatments in terms of texture, scent and
soap suds.
 It is possible to use Sieteniamacrophylla seed as
an additive in making soap.

 There’s a constituent of Sieteniamacrophylla

seed that is good for skin.
 There is a significant difference between the
three treatments in terms of texture, scent and
soap suds.
 It is possible to use Sieteniamacrophylla seed as
an additive in making soap.
INTRODUCTION
RESULTS
DISCUSSION
ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESIS
NULL HYPOTHESIS
ALTERNATIVE HYPOTHESIS