Saharanpur's Sajiya Transforms Home Soap Making into Thriving Business

• Sajiya, a resident of Khata Khedi, Saharanpur, started making natural soaps after her skin reacted to market-bought products.
• Initially, she made soaps for personal and family use, receiving positive feedback for their benefits.
• Her natural soaps, including varieties like honey, neem, aloe vera, and rose, gained popularity among acquaintances.
• The home-based venture has grown into a successful business with over 20 varieties of soaps, now supplied to beauty parlors in Saharanpur.
• Sajiya's soaps, priced between ₹50 and ₹150, are also being bought wholesale and resold under other brands.

Why It Matters: Sajiya's journey from personal soap making to a successful business highlights the power of natural products.