Soap Making, Oils and Recipes
Today’s video tutorial shows you how to make coffee drop soap. This tutorial is easy to follow with a little chit chat between the ladies.
She sprinkles the bottom with coffee grounds for a textured finish.
Watch the full video for all the tips and tricks.
I have been getting lots of requests for links to soap recipes that don’t use Palm Oil
. This roundup of palm oil free soap recipes will give you 9 new Palm Oil Free soap recipes that will maintain your environmental conscience .
Do you use palm oil? If so why or why not?
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Whether you are new to soap making or an old hand there are times when things go wrong. Sometimes it’s not all your fault though.
Did you know fragrant oils can make your soap behave badly?
This article by SoapQueen shows you just what can go wrong (and why). Give yourself a fighting chance the … Read More ...
Lots of soap makers are shifting away from palm oil.
Finding new recipes and tutorials is sometimes hard. This article shows you how to omit the palm oil from any recipe you already have or find online.
This article is easy to understand with clear suggestions on what to use to replace the palm oil:… Read More ...
When this article come in my Facebook feed I just had to see it. Then when I did see the list it was a close call as whether to vomit or wet my pants laughing. I am no expert of marriage and whilst some of these are man pleasing maybe even loving, some are a … Read More ...
We had to share another amazing Video tutorial from Royalty Soaps. This amazing soap cake creates perfect slices of Birthday soap for gifts or selling.
These Soap Cake slices are great for drawing people into your stall or booth.
Check out the video tutorial and see just how easy she makes it look.
Take your pick of these crazy cow products. The cow dung soap must smell amazing. I am all for DIY natural, organic but when we start using bodily excretions of animals (even if they are holy) and calling it “natural” I think I indistinctly cease to listen.
Apparently the Cow Urine (from forest grazed cows … Read More ...
One word : Pretty!
These ITP (in the pot swirl) rainbow soaps are amazing and the recipe, tutorial and a video are all here to guide you.
Check out the Modernsoapmaking website for all the directions.… Read More ...
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 ...
How adorable are the blocks of soap by Sorcery Soap? These Koi Pond soaps are handmade and sell for $10.75. I know we are not meant to say it but, these really do look too cute to use. The kids would certainly love them in the bath tub that’s for sure. Thanks for sharing your … 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 and … Read More ...
I think you are going to love this tutorial for these amazing Cupcake bath Bombs. They look good enough to eat (but please don’t).
The tutorial is the second version by Royalty soaps with lots of updates and new tips and tricks.
These cupcakes are great for selling as they look amazing!
Simple Life Mom shares this color wheel made up of natural ingredients. Each ingredient can be used to color your soaps naturally. The beet powder would have to be one of my favourites with its pink tones and vibrant color.
I don’t know what I like more the look of this soap or it’s name.
This Soap Eye Candy comes to us from MylesofSmilesSoap.com .
It would look extra cute if it had some brown chocolate sprinkles or twirls coming off the top too.… 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: