Soap Making, Oils and Recipes
These DIY herbal soaps are made using a ready made melt and pour soap base and some ingredients from your garden of fridge. This is a great project for beginners as it truly looks advanced and impressive and it smells great too.
Check out the full tutorial here as well as some fun alternative ways … Read More ...
Oh my goodness these look amazing! These Faux gem stone soaps are perfect for gift giving or putting in the “visitors” toilet for guests to admire and maybe use. To create them you will need to view this tutorial and buy this product.… Read More ...
I have never really noticed what Champagne smells like, but then again I am not really a champagne drinker. This soap uses a Champagne scented fragrant oil to truly capture the moment. Perfect last minute soap for Valentine’s Day. I would rather have one of these soaps over a bunch of roses any day. Champagne … Read More ...
This minted green soap on a rope is as simple as it gets. The refreshing scent is sure to leave you feeling revitalized and refreshed. The tutorial is easy to follow and uses melt and pour base. This is a great tutorial for gift giving.
This dead Sea salt soap tutorial uses a simple Melt and Pour technique. If you haven’t tried a sea salt soap then beware as they are a little scratchy and not for the weak hearted. Mmm I can smell the jasmine as I type the words. For the full tutorial check out Essentiallyeclectic.com.… Read More ...
For this quick melt and pour soap all you need is 10 minutes and some Pumpkin spiced Fragrant oil. How fantastic would these been for Fall or Halloween gifts! Add some extra orange color for a more vibrant look. Pumpkin Spice Soap.
Love the look of this Rustic Carrot and Cucumber Soap from EssentiallyEclectic.com. The base recipe is a simple melt and pour combination. The sprinkles on top are made using dried chrysanthemums. The full recipe and some helpful tips can be viewed here. Rustic Carrot, Cucumber and Aloe Soap Tutorial.
This soap actually looks clean and fresh. The pink lemonade look gives it a fun girly theme too. There are no detailed instructions for this particular variation of the handmade soaps on the blog but there is a written explanation of how it was created with Melt and Pour soap. Love the colors.… Read More ...
This simple melt and pour soap has the added benefits of Almond butter and Oatmeal. The tutorial is easy to follow and perfect for beginners. For the full instruction and photos visit day2daysupermom.com.… Read More ...
Sometimes you wonder which rock you live under when it comes to crafting ideas. If you are new to soap
making then you are going to want to keep reading. Use bubble wrap at the bottom of your molds for a honeycomb effect.
Read the full tutorial here Soapqueen.com.
This is one of the best melt and pour Herbal Soap tutorials I have seen, the soaps in this picture look amazing and inviting and herbaly healthy 🙂
For the full tutorial you need to visit Thenerdyfarmwife.com where she explains all the do’s and don’ts on making a successful melt and pour herbal soap.
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A quick little melt and pour Halloween Soap tutorial to get you in the holiday mood. These would look adorable all bagged up. (be sure to add NON EDIBLE) to them as there is always some kid who gives soaps a lick. For the full tutorial visit Goplanetearth.blogspot.
This melt and pour soap is embedded with plastic spiders ( I hope they are plastic). Visit the Peakcandle.com website for the full tutorial on how to make these soaps. They would be perfect for little gifts or for a spooky Halloween bathroom. Halloween Spider Soap Tutorial.… Read More ...
Forget about using your crockpot for stews, how about using it to create soap, soap from scratch that is.
Onegoodthingbyjillee shows us how to make soap from scratch.
There are no melt and pour blocks anywhere in sight. Her tutorial is easy to follow and will leave you wanting to bite the soap making bullet … Read More ...
Fall is a great time for a dog bath, and why not try a customized shampoo bar for a change? The Natural Beauty Workshop has a tutorial for a solid shampoo bar using neem oil. The recipe uses their melt & pour base, but I’m sure you could experiment with what you have on hand. … Read More ...
