Soap Making, Oils and Recipes
There has been a lot of debate as to whether Shampoo soap bars are cleansing enough. I personally have not tried one so I would love your feedback on using these bars. This online video talks you through all the ingredients as well as choosing oils that will suit your own hair issues. Even our … Read More ...
This Summer Shimmer body lotions is suitable for most skin types and easy to make. The tweens in your life will love this DIY recipe as well as some adults too. Body Shimmer Lotion Recipe.… Read More ...
This exotic sounding soap “Rosemary & Mint” is actually made with Melt and Pour soap base. This soap looks great, looks natural and is perfectly easy for Beginners.
This soap would look amazing wrapped in brown paper or string to finish off it’s “natural” appearance.
A great smelling soap too. Rosemary & Mint Melt … Read More ...
You are forgiven for thinking this is the Edible Crafts blog, this Coffee and Vanilla Latte soap looks like a scrumptious afternoon tea slice. The recipe uses Melt and pour soaps which makes it suitable for beginners too.
The full recipe and photos to follow can be found here:
This recipe sounds like a summer dessert but it is indeed the ingredients in this Melt and Pour Soap.
I can only imagine how refreshing and invigorating it smells. I would love to start my day off with a burst of this in the shower.
If you are one of those people ( I am ) who suffers from weekly if not daily headache than this DIY balm is for you. We don’t always have time to be in pain as our lives are so busy. Sometimes we may not have medicine in our bag (I always do) or we … Read More ...
Monica from the Swan Creek Soap Co has shared her amazing Chemosabe Soap ($3.50) recipe with all our DIY soap makers out there. Monica not only sells her soap in her amazing soap store but also donates bars of these soaps to Cancer patients. You can check out her facebook page for all the latest … Read More ...
I know we have covered a few different Cold and Flu remedies (you can see them here) over the past few weeks. But I wanted to share this one because it is a little different. Most cold drinks contain lemon and lots of it.
I know I enjoy drinking lemon but I know my kids … Read More ...
This Mint and Clay Soap recipe uses melt and pour soaps. It is perfect for the intermediate soap maker.
The fragrance in this soap would be a perfect combination for Father’s day soap. It’s manly appearance makes it perfect for adding to gift baskets also. Mint and Clay Soap recipe.… Read More ...
Here are some natural treatments to Nappy or Diaper Rash. Whether you say diaper or nappy, the problem is still the same. There seems to be an ongoing (raging) debate as to whether cloth nappies prevent nappy rash or if disposable nappies are better at keeping baby dry. I am not going to go into … Read More ...
It doesn’t matter who you are, where you live or what you do for a living, seasonal colds, Coronavirus and flu (influenza) does not discriminate. It attacks the healthy, the old, the young and the weak. But when it attacks a DIY crafter it gets everything “natural” thrown at it. I love the garlic and … Read More ...
This cold process soap recipes sounds more like a breakfast recipe. This tutorial uses Lots of Lather Quick Mix which speeds up to process. Lots of Lather Quick Mix is cold process soap oils pre-mixed.
The Lots of Lather Quick Mix is comprised of Coconut, Palm Oil, Canola Oil, Olive Oil, Castor Oil and … Read More ...
I am tempted to add a photo of a big butt for the title image of this story, but I thought better of it. This DIY bum spray by Jillee at One Good Thing is literally what it says. It is a spray for your bum! Don’t pay for overpriced “Moist” Toilet paper or Baby … Read More ...
Some people look at you crazy when you tell them you make your own beauty products.
Whilst other think you have an amazing super power that allows you to create concoctions like a crazy scientist.
Truth is making your own DIY beauty products is ridiculously easy. 9 Beauty Items you need to stop buying and … Read More ...
You’re going to love the simplicity of this project. You only need two ingredients (as well as the fabric squares).
In fact you could get away with using one ingredient that costs less than $2 a pint. Are you curious? Are you excited about how much money you will save? Check out the tutorial here.… Read More ...
