Soap Making, Oils and Recipes
225g or 9 ounces of Coconut Cream
4.5 g (2 tsp) of powdered benzoin (or other preservative)
340g/12 ounces of Melt and Pour Soap
You can melt the base soap in a double boiler or the microwave. Meantime prepare your mold. You can use any mold even a muffin tin. Slice Prepare the mold by … Read More ...
Lime Loofah Soap Recipe
3 oz opaque Melt and Pour soap base
1 Sliced Loofah
15 drops of lime essential oil
1 Tbs Aloe Vera gel
Green Coloring
Soap Mold
You can melt the base soap in a double boiler or the microwave. Meantime prepare your mold. You can use any round mold even … Read More ...
Soap is one of those things that almost everyone uses, hopefully on a daily basis. Not only would these be fun to make up to have around your home during the upcoming holidays, but they would make some great and inexpensive gift ideas as well. Take a look at this list of 7 homemade holiday … Read More ...
This stained glass soap looks complicated but it’s really not.
Stained Glass soaps take a little extra preparation but it’s well worth it when you get striking colours and details like this.
For the full tutorial, including images visit here:
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 and … 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.
This recipe is a for a simple Melt and Pour base. You add the Orange and Flaxseed to your store bought base to create a variation. This soap contains flax seed which is a great natural exfoliant. Soap making can be loads of fun but sometimes you want to enjoy a craft with a little … 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 ...
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.