Soap Making, Oils and Recipes
Carrots contain Vitamin A which will leave your skin fresh and healthy and this Melt and Pour soap is the perfect way to apply it to your skin in a quick and easy way. Soap making is easy once you know how, and Melt and Pour soap bases have made it even easier for newbies … Read More ...
This activated charcoal face soap recipe is simple enough for beginner soapmakers, yet results in an impressive bar of cleansing, yet moisturizing face soap. Activated Charcoal is very popular right now and if you are selling soap this this is sure to be a big seller.… Read More ...
This Aloe Vera Soap recipe is made using fresh Aloe Vera, and takes you through the whole process until cutting. It’s hypnotizing to watch as she swirls the colors and adds the droplets of mica to the top.… Read More ...
This Charcoal & Lavendar Melt & Pour Soap Recipe is right on trend right now. Charcoal is the new Coconut oil so this soap is perfect for gifting to friends and loved ones. This DIY soap is made using a Melt and Pour base which means it’s suitable for beginners too.
What is activated Charcoal?… Read More ...
This recipe uses the method for Melt and Pour Soaps. You can use any soap mold you have or small flexible container. I didn’t mix my Activated charcoal in to the soap, instead I swirled it into the molds. I really love the mottled effect it gave my soap bars.
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This Soap making recipe is for Cold process soap bars. I love this color combination by the way. Not only does Thumb Print soap provide you with the Free recipe you can try before you make.
If you’d like to try this soap before you make it, They are listed for sale here.… Read More ...
Okay let me start by saying these Gemstone soaps are too precious to use. How amazing would they look on the side of a guest sink or bench top. I especially love the strong vibrant colors used in this tutorial.… Read More ...
This DIY Soap recipe is called a Bastile soap, don’t know what that means? This is what I found.
In soap making, the term “bastille,” commonly refers to cold process soap made with at least 70% olive oil. Olive oil is extremely gentle, making it the perfect oil for delicate or sensitive skin. This Buttermilk … Read More ...
This Adzuki Bean Body Polish Soap Recipe is the same as a scrub. The Adzuki bean is something I haven’t worked with before but I did find a few facts about this mysterious bean.
Adzuki beans are a relatively sweet red bean which can be used green in the pod, dried or in sprouted form. … Read More ...
This video tutorial shows you how to make your very own soap berries. The detail is all down the the perfect mold. You can watch the tutorial to get all the tips and tricks. These soap berries are great for soap toppers or for embedding in to soap loafs.
Lemon is one of my favorite ingredients when it comes to soap. There is just something so invigorating and “clean” smelling about citrus scents. Here is a great DIY Melt and Pour soap
recipe by Make Your Soap.
Lemon Essential Oil – Cellulite, oily skin, anti bacterial, asthma and other respiratory complaints.
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This DIY Soap video is for the more experience soapers as this one uses Lye in a Hot Process method. Don’t attempt hot process without ALL the right equipment, materials and safety gear.
Create these hand-stamped soap packages in just a few minutes. Because the tub tea filters are porous, your loved ones will be able to smell your scrumptious soaps before they even open their gift. Handmade Soap Packaging… Read More ...
These Caramel Apple soaps are easy to make but you will need to create the 3D Apple soap mold first. To create the mold you use Mold Putty. 
or you can buy one like this
. The Melt and pour soap is then added and finished off by dipping in a Caramel sauce (also soap) … Read More ...
This Luck of the Green beer or St Patrick’s day soap is made using the Cold Process Method. You will need two cups of beer to complete this recipe. You may want to check out some stout soap recipes too. … Read More ...