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Gothic pumpkin soap tutorial

September 22, 2009 by jessica neaves Leave a Comment

glam shot 2 barsSoapyLove has a great tutorial on their blog for a gothic pumpkin soap, a classy and more modern take than the usual Halloween designs.

Find all the instructions here.… Read More ...

Antibacterial bathroom cleaner recipe

September 17, 2009 by jessica neaves Leave a Comment

Hate using harsh, toxic chemicals in your home?  Try this antibacterial bathroom cleaner for a simple and non-toxic solution to cleaning your bathroom or kitchen.

Antibacterial Bathroom Cleaner, from Make Your Own Cosmetics
submitted by kristerae

A natural antibacterial cleanser that helps you clean your home without hurting the planet. The aroma of the … Read More ...

Pumpkin pie soap recipe

September 4, 2009 by jessica neaves 1 Comment

P1010224If you make cold process soap, now is the time to get started on your Halloween and fall themed soaps! David Fisher of About.com has shared a recipe for a pumpkin pie soap using real pumpkin and pumpkin pie spice!   Delicious! 

Find the instructions here.… Read More ...

Watermelon seed oil properties

August 26, 2009 by jessica neaves Leave a Comment

watermelonWatermelon seed oil properties
from Aroma Web

Botanical Name: Citrullus vulgaris
Aroma: Faint. Slightly Nutty.
Viscosity: Light.
Absorption/Feel: Penetrates Well.
Color: Yellow.
Shelf Life: Indefinite/Highly Stable

Notes: Watermelon Seed Oil (WSO) is a very nourishing yet light oil with good absorption. It is a good choice for use with oily skin but can be effective … Read More ...

Glossary of soap making terms

August 24, 2009 by jessica neaves Leave a Comment

If you’re new to soapmaking, learning all of the common terms can be a bit confusing. Luckily, Soap Making Essentials has put together a great glossary of common – and uncommon – soapmaking terms to help you! Check it out here.… Read More ...

If you were a bar of soap

August 18, 2009 by jessica neaves 1 Comment

gourmentSoap Artisan Friends of Etsy is hosting a contest and giveaway!  The challenge is to describe yourself with soap colors, layers, scents, etc.   Visit here and leave a comment voting for your favorite entry and you just may win a bar of the winning soap!… Read More ...

Halloween mold sale

August 13, 2009 by jessica neaves Leave a Comment

MOLD43SoapCrafters is having a sale on two 3-D Halloween molds.  Each mold is in two parts and makes one soap.  Find deals on the spooked pumpkin and spooky pumpkin while supplies last.  Halloween will be here all too soon!… Read More ...

After shave recipe

August 3, 2009 by jessica neaves 1 Comment

cremophor200tI got the recipe for this After Shave from Snowdrift Farm‘s newsletter to promote Cremophor CO 40, which is hydrogenated castor oil.  Cremophor CO 40 is an emulsifier and can be used to make clear water-based sprays and lotions and as a dispersing agent.

After Shave

Phase A

3.00 oz. Cremophor CO 40®… Read More ...

Soap inspiration

July 30, 2009 by jessica neaves Leave a Comment

Lately, I have been really into using Mosaic Maker, a Flickr app that allows you to make beautiful mosaics of your Flickr favorites.  Today, I am loving these beautiful and inspiring soaps. 
mosaicsoap4
 
1. Crazy Fruity Handmade Soap, 2. handmade soap, 3. Lilac Rose Vegan Handmade Soap by DeShawn Marie, 4. handmade soap… Read More ...

Shaving soap recipe

July 28, 2009 by jessica neaves Leave a Comment

p1010082David Fisher of About.com has shared his recipe for a luscious cold process shaving soap.   The recipe includes a high amount of castor oil for a nice, thick lather and cosmetic clay to help purify your skin as a bonus.  Find the instructions here.  The page also includes a link to a melt and … Read More ...

Marbled soap tutorial

July 24, 2009 by jessica neaves Leave a Comment

marbled-soapLearn how to make marbled soap with this great recipe from Soap Making Essentials.   This technique is great for cold process soap makers and the possibilities for color combos are endless!  … Read More ...

Mandarin essential oil properties

July 23, 2009 by jessica neaves 1 Comment

mandarinoilMandarin Essential Oil properties
from Aroma Web

Mandarin Essential Oil
Botanical Name: Citrus reticulata

Common Method of Extraction: Cold Pressed/Expressed
Color: Greenish Orange
Consistency: Thin
Perfumery Note: Top
Strength of Initial Aroma: Medium
Aromatic Description: Very sweet, citrusy, fruity.

Possible Uses: Acne, dull skin, insomnia, oily skin, scars, spots, stress, wrinkles. [Julia Lawless, The Illustrated … Read More ...

Cafe au lait a Paris soap recipe

July 15, 2009 by jessica neaves Leave a Comment

cafe_au_lait_a_parisTry this cafe au lait soap recipe I found on Soap Naturally to feel like you are sitting in a Parisian cafe!  The coffee scent is also great for removing tough to get rid of smells from your hands, making it a great kitchen soap.  Find the instructions here.… Read More ...

Oatmeal, milk, and honey soap tutorial

July 14, 2009 by jessica neaves 2 Comments

dsc_0144Addicted to Soap has shared a tutorial on making an oatmeal, milk and honey soap that looks like a honeycomb.   This cold process recipe uses bubble wrap to create the lovely  honeycomb look.  What I want to know is, how on earth were they able to resist popping all the bubble wrap?!?  Find the tutorial … Read More ...

Hot process soapmaking tips

July 12, 2009 by jessica neaves Leave a Comment

banner-gracefruit-web1Gracefruit has posted a fantastic list of tips and tricks for making hot process soap.  Hot process is much faster than cold process soap and a great next step for those who are bored with making melt and pour soaps and want to learn more advanced soapmaking techniques!  Find it all here.… Read More ...

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