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Oct

Sandalwood MP Soap Recipe

Deborah Ward October 16, 2019
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Sandalwood MP Soap Recipe

This Sandalwood MP Soap Recipe Is simply amazing! It will have you feeling squeaky clean and smelling fantastic! The natural base is perfect for soap. It is also great for your skin. It will have you smiling when you use it. The layered soap will make an amazing finished product. It will rival any designer soap! It is simple to make. Why not make soap that you know exactly what is in it? We hope you enjoy this recipe!

Sandalwood MP Soap Ingredients

Other ingredients and equipment:

Rubbing Alcohol (in spray bottle)
Mixing Bowls (two small, and at least one large)
Mixing Spoon
Scale
Hand Mixer

Ingredients Spotlight

Before we begin creating our sandalwood melt and pour soap recipe, we will spotlight some of the ingredients that we will be uses. So, below, we will look at a few of the details and benefits of some of the ingredients we are working with today.

Sandalwood Fragrance Oil

Natures Garden’s Sandalwood Fragrance Oil is perfect for anyone who loves the woods! How can we get nature in a bottle? This fragrance oil has come close to it! We were challenged to try and create a fragrance oil for people who are in love with mother nature! It smells just like you’re in the woods surrounded by thick trees and flowers. This wonderful fragrance has an earthy and robust tone. A perfect mix of woody bouquet of cedar and sandalwood. With a simple touch of rose and jasmine to give it a nice balance. This fragrance oil will be perfect for all kinds of projects. This Sandalwood MP soap recipe is a great way to show it off!

SOYA MILK Melt and Pour Soap Base

The soya milk melt and pour soap base comes in two pound slabs. The soap base has lines on them for easy measuring and cutting what you need. It is an all natural base with no added detergents. It contains skin loving oils like coconut oil and sunflower oil. When washing with this mp soap base it will make your skin squeaky clean!

Whipped Soap Base

This whipped soap base will leave your skin feeling soft and moisturized. It has a very bright white color. You can use this for a multitude of products including bath frosting, body butters, foaming scrubs, and shaving cream! Just whip the base with a mixer, it’s that easy. If you want it to harden so that you can create mp soap, simply mix in a little bit of the melt and pour soap base and some vegetable glycerin. You can even add fragrance oil and soap colorant.

Cocoa Powder

When thinking of cocoa powder, we all think of chocolate and hot cocoa. I know I do! The cocoa tree comes from Central and South America. It was first exported in 1585 to Europe. There are a lot of uses for this ingredient! Including foods, skin care, hair care,
soaping, and medicinal purposes. Who knew cocoa could be good for so many things? Cocoa powder contains many minerals important for the body. There are many benefits to using this organic cocoa powder on your skin. It promotes healthy skin and skin cell development! To learn more head to Nature’s Garden Cocoa Powder Class.

Himalayan Pink Salt Coarse Ground

Himalayan sea salt is a pure salt that has a light pink color that can very from red to white. It’s actually extracted from hand due to traditions! It is originally formed from fossil deposits over 250 million years ago! It’s been used for centuries. It contains minerals important to the body including copper, magnesium, potassium, and other incredible minerals. It’s thought to be one of the purest salts on earth! Common bath and body products are soaps, scrubs, bath products and aromatherapy products. It has incredible medicinal and therapeutic benefits!

Weights for your Sandalwood MP Soap Recipe

Rose Layer Weights

5 grams of rose clay
12 grams of vegetable glycerin
340 grams of soya melt and pour soap base
17 grams of Sandalwood fragrance oil

Brown Layer Weights

5 grams of cocoa powder
5 drops of black oxide colorant
10 drops of brown oxide colorant
340 grams of soya melt and pour soap base
17 grams of Sandalwood fragrance oil

White Layer Weights

227 grams of soya melt and pour soap base
11 grams of Sandalwood fragrance oil

Whipped Soap Weights

207 grams of whipped soap base
20 grams Sandalwood fragrance oil
207 grams of soya melt and pour soap base

Preparations Before Creating the MP Soap

Clean and sanitize your work area and all of your equipment as well as your packaging materials. Make sure you have enough room to work. Grab all of your ingredients now so you will have them in reach. When trying a new recipe, it is easier to have all the necessities so you are able to focus on the what you need to do. It is suggested that you wear gloves, protective clothing, and a hair net while preparing this recipe. In addition, prepare a spray bottle filled with rubbing alcohol. The alcohol will help prevent you from getting air bubbles in the top of your soap.

Preparing Your Soap Colorants

Now, you will need to prepare the colorants. We will use a combination of rose clay and tomato red FUN Soap Colorant for the pink. For the brown colorant, we will use a combination of the cocoa powder and brown and black oxides.

Preparing Rose Clay Soap Colorant

You will need a small mixing bowl for this. Add the 5 grams of rose clay. Then start adding about 12 grams of vegetable glycerin. Stir the vegetable glycerin slowly. You’re looking for a completely emulsified paste. Once completely blended, set it aside.

Preparing Brown Soap Colorant

Grab another small mixing bowl. Slowly add 5 grams of cocoa powder and then add 12 grams of vegetable glycerin. Once that mixture is completely combined, add 5 drops of black oxide colorants and 10 drops brown oxide colorant to deepen the color. Then, stir to completely combine the paste!

Preparing the Brown Layer of Soap

In a clean medium microwave safe mixing bowl, add 340 grams of soya milk melt and pour soap base. Begin melting the soap base in short 30-second increments. Make sure to stir in between each burst. Once completely melted, add the 17 grams of sandalwood fragrance oil from Natures Garden. Then, add the brown soap colorant. Stir the soap base until it is completely combined.

Pouring the Brown Layer into the Mold

Slowly pour the brown soap mixture into the mold. Once all the soap is in the two pound loaf mold, spray the soap layer with rubbing alcohol to remove any lingering air bubbles. This step gets rid of the air bubbles to give you an smooth finish. Set this aside to allow it to set up before moving on.

Preparing the White Soap Layer

Once the brown layer is set up, we can begin making the white layer of soap. Start by adding the 227 grams of soya milk melt and pour soap base. Completely melt the mp soap just like you did in the previous step. Then, add 11 grams of sandalwood fragrance oil. Stir the mixture until you’re sure the oil is thoroughly integrated.

Pouring the White Layer Into the Mold

Start by spraying the previous layer of brown soap with your alcohol. This will ensure that your soap layers adhere to each other. When you’re sure your white layer of soap is completely blended with the fragrance oil, begin adding your white soap base to the loaf mold. Then, spray your white layer of soap with your alcohol. Finally, allow time for it to set up before continuing.

Preparing the Pink Soap Layer

Now, we will prepare the pink layer of soap. Begin by adding 340 grams of soya melt and pour soap base into a clean and dry mixing bowl. Melt the soap base and stir to make sure all clumps are gone. Once thoroughly melted, add 17 grams of the Sandalwood fragrance oil and the rose clay colorant that you prepared earlier. Stir the mixture until everything is completely blended together.

Pouring The Pink Soap Layer

Start by spraying the white layer of soap with rubbing alcohol. This will ensure that this layer and the next layer adhere to each other. Then, pour the pink soap base on top of your white layer. Once you have all of your base into the mold, respray your pink layer to remove any air bubbles. Place it aside, allowing time for it to fully set before moving on. You’re starting to get close to your perfect Sandalwood MP Soap.

Preparing The Whipped Soap

In a large mixing bowl, put 207 grams of the whipped soap base into the bowl. Then, add 20 grams of Sandalwood fragrance oil. Next, add 20 grams of the vegetable glycerin. Use a hand mixer to completely combined the ingredients. Keep mixing the whipped soap base until it has the same consistency as whipped cream.

Adding the Soy Soap Base To The Whipped Soap

Alright, now that you have finished getting the consistency you need for the whipped soap, weigh out the last remaining 207 grams of Soya Milk Melt and Pour soap base. Melt the soap base the same as you did in the previous steps. Once satisfied that there are no chunks of soap left unmelted, add the soya melt and pour and quickly mix the ingredients with a hand mixer, until all the melt and pour soap base is in your whipped soap bowl. Again, you’re looking for a whipped cream consistency!

Adding The Finished Whipped Soap On Top

When going to add the final layer of soap, spray the top of the pink soap in the mold with the alcohol to ensure that the whipped soap adheres to the pink soap. Once you have sprayed the soap, you can go ahead and add the whipped soap on top of the pink layer. When adding the next layer, try to keep some peaks to the whipped soap. This will give you an added texture, while also looking like a neapolitan cake.

Topping the Sandalwood MP Soap

Next, add the final touch to your layered soap. While the whipped is still wet, add the Himalayan pink salt. We used about two tablespoons. However, you can use more or less if you choose to. Sprinkle this evenly on top. Let the soap dry and completely set up.

Cutting the Sandalwood MP Soap

After your soap has setup, you will be able to cut it to your desired thicknesses. Place the soap in the mitre box. Then, use the cutter to slice your soap to the thickness of your choosing. Once you cut the soap into individual bars it is ready to use! This makes the perfect bar of soap for the shower or washing your face and hands. We hope you love this Sandalwood MP Soap Recipe as much as we do!

Hopefully you have had an amazing experience making your Sandalwood MP soap. We were inspired to create this project due to the amazing benefits of Himalayan pink sea salt. So, we wanted to make a soap to showcase it! In fact some of the staff of Natures Garden love pink salt so much that they go to pink salt rooms. To read more about Himalayan salt therapy, you can check it out at Kalahari Resort Website!

Aug

Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe

Deborah Ward August 7, 2019
This entry was posted in body safe fragrance oils, cold process soap, Natures Garden, Natures Garden Wholesale, soap recipe and tagged bath and body recipes, boozy soap, cold process soap, cold process soap bars, cold process soap recipe, cold process soap recipes, cold process soap recipes for beginners, cosmetic oils, cp soap, diy soap recipe, easy homemade soap recipes, free cold process soap recipes, homemade soap making ingredients, homemade soap recipes, how to make soap, lye, lye for soap, Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe, natures garden, red wine soap recipe, scented soap, soap base, soap colorant, soap making, soap making business, soap making diy tutorial, soap making ingredients, soap making procedure and ingredients, soap making process chemistry, soap making recipe, soap making supplies, soap making supply, soap mold, soap packaging supplies, soap recipe, soap recipes, soap recipes cold process, soap recipes with lye, soap scents, soaping, soaping oils, where to buy lye, wholesale soap packaging supplies, wine soap benefits, wine soap recipe on August 7, 2019 by Deborah Ward.

Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe

Want to try out a fun CP soap recipe? Then, check out our fantastic wine soap recipe! The Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe from Natures Garden is a fun, unique soap recipe that you will be sure to enjoy. This soap recipe uses the delightful red wine aroma of our Merlot Wine Fragrance Oil. Plus, this homemade soap recipe includes real red wine to provide some red wine skin benefits. Further, this cold process soap recipe uses quality soap making supplies that will care for your skin. If you would like to try creating this red wine soap recipe, then try out the soap making project below.

Natures Garden Ingredients for the Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe

Lye
Rice Bran Oil
Sunflower Oil
Meadowfoam Seed Oil
Olive Oil
Fractionated Coconut Oil
Mango Butter
Merlot Wine Fragrance Oil
Tomato Red FUN Soap Colorant 1 oz.
Deep Purple FUN Soap Colorant 1 oz.
Kelly Green Fun Soap Colorant 1 oz.
Brown Oxide Fun Soap Colorant 1 oz.
Safety Glasses for Soap Making
Cutter for Mitre Box – Stainless Steel
Safety GLOVES for Soap Making- 1 pair
Mitre Box – Stainless Steel
Safety MASK for Soap Making- 2 count
Oatmeal Melt and Pour Soap
Thermometer

Other Needed Ingredients for the Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe

Scale
Water
Mixing Bowls
Mixing Spoons
Stick Blender
Wine
Mini Bunch of Grapes Soap & Candle Mold (www.flexiblemolds.com)

Total Weights for the Merlot Wine CP Soap Base

129 grams of the Water
129 grams of the Frozen Wine
96 grams of the Lye

122 grams of the Rice Bran Oil
68 grams of the Sunflower Oil
81 grams of the Meadowfoam Seed Oil
68 grams of the Olive Oil
121 grams of the Fractionated Coconut Oil
216 grams of the Mango Butter Oil
51 grams of the Merlot Wine Fragrance Oil
5 grams of the Tomato Red FUN Soap Colorant
6 grams of the Deep Purple FUN Soap Colorant

Total Weights for the Melt and Pour Soap

132 grams of the Oatmeal Melt and Pour Soap
7 grams of the Merlot Wine Fragrance Oil
3 grams of the Kelly Green FUN Soap Colorant
5 drops of the Brown Oxide FUN Soap Colorant

Clean and Sanitize for the Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe

Before making your homemade soap, you are going to want to clean and sanitize for the Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe. First, you are going to want to collect all of your soap making supplies that are listed for this soap making recipe. Also, you are going to want to clean off a work space to allow yourself the space that you need to make this soap making recipe. Also, you will want to prepare a spray bottle of vinegar. Then, set this bottle aside for when you need it later on.

Prepare the Wine for the Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe

Also, you will want to prepare the red wine for the Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe. So, you will want to place the wine into a pot on the stove top and boil it for 30-40 minutes. Be sure that you are stirring the wine periodically as it boils. When this time has elapsed, weigh out and carefully pour this wine into ice cube freezer trays. Next, you will place these trays in the freezer overnight to create wine ice cubes. When you are ready to create your soap, the frozen wine will be used as half of the water portion of the water/lye solution.

Choosing the Wine for Your Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe

We have some advice on choosing the wine for your Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe. We would recommend that you use a wine with a lower sugar content. If you are using a wine that has a high sugar content, it will speed up gel. This will cause your soap batter to bubble up and out of the mold. You will want to watch for this as well as take proper precautions at safe guarding the surface your mold is placed on.

Prepare the Green Grape Embeds for the Wine CP Soap Recipe

First, you are going to want to prepare the green grape embeds for the Wine CP Soap Recipe. So, you are going to need to weigh 132 grams of the Oatmeal Melt and Pour Soap. Then, you will want to use thirty second intervals in the a microwave to melt the soap base. After the soap base has melted, you will want to add 3 grams of the Kelly Green FUN Soap Colorant and 5 drops of the Brown Oxide FUN Soap Colorant. Then, you will want to add 7 grams of the Merlot Wine Fragrance Oil to you mixture. You will want to mix these cosmetic ingredients together thoroughly and pour the soap into the grape bunches soap mold. You will make five grape bunches in total. Make sure that you allow them to setup before taking them out of the cosmetic molds.

Prepare the Lye Solution for the Merlot Wine CP Soap

Now you are ready to prepare the lye solution for the Merlot Wine CP Soap. First, you will need to weigh out the 129 grams of the distilled water and 129 grams of the frozen wine cubes. Then, you will want to stir this mixture as you add small amounts of the lye. You will need to continue to add small amounts of the lye while stirring the mixture. Once you have added all 96 grams of the lye for soap, you will need to set this solution in a safe place to cool to room temperature.

Weigh and Melt the Cosmetic Oils for the CP Soap

While you are waiting for your lye solution to cool, you are going to want to weigh and melt the cosmetic oils for the CP soap. You will want to add the following amounts to a microwave safe bowl; 122 grams Rice Bran Oil, 68 grams Sunflower Oil, 81 grams Meadowfoam Seed Oil, 68 grams Olive Oil, 121 grams Fractionated Coconut Oil, and 216 grams Mango Butter Oil. Then, use short bursts in the microwave to melt everything down. After, you will want to let your melted oils to cool to about the same temperature as your lye solution.

Preparing the Colorant for the Merlot Wine CP Soap

In the meantime, you can begin preparing the colorant for the Merlot Wine CP Soap. So, you are going to want to take a small bowl and add 5 grams of the Tomato Red FUN Soap Colorant and 6 grams of the Deep Purple FUN Soap Colorant. Then, stir these two colors together and set the bowl aside for a later step.

Combining the Lye and Oils for the Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe

Once both the lye solution and the soaping oils have reached the proper temperature, you are ready for the next step, So, you will be combining the lye and oils for the Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe. Then, you will want to use a stick blender to emulsify these soap making ingredients. After you have everything mixed together, you are ready for the next soap in the soap making process.

Add the Fragrance to the Merlot Wine CP Soap

Once your soap batter has been mixed together, you are ready to add the fragrance to the Merlot Wine Soap. So, you will want to weigh out 51 grams of the Merlot Wine Fragrance Oil. Then, you will add this scented oil to your soap batter. After, you will want to use a stick blender to quickly incorporate the scent.

Merlot Wine Fragrance Oil

The aroma of the Merlot Wine Fragrance Oil is fantastic for enhancing this real wine soap recipe. This scent has scrumptious notes of plums, apples, red raspberries and strawberries. These fragrance oil notes combine with a light alcoholic and spicy background. Together, these fragrance oil notes create a wonderful aroma of red merlot wine. This perfectly enhances the true scent of your real red wine.

Add the Soap Colorant for the Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe

Next, you are going to add the soap colorant for the Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe. So, retrieve the bowl of soap colorant that you had previously prepared. Then, add this colorant to your scented soap batter. Then, you will need to use your stick blender to throughout incorporate this color into your cold process soap batter. Once everything has been thoroughly incorporated and your soap has reached trace, you are ready to move on to the next step.

Pouring the Merlot Wine CP Soap Into the Soap Mold

Now that your soap has reached trace, you can begin pouring the Merlot Wine CP Soap into the soap mold. Then, you can pour your soap batter into the soap mold. Before moving on to the next step in the process, you will want your soap to set up a bit. However, you don’t want the soap to set up completely so that the soap embeds stick to the soap bars.

Adding the Soap Embeds for the Merlot Wine CP Soap

Once your cold process soap is set up just enough, you can start adding the soap embeds for the Merlot Wine CP Soap. So, you are going to add your green grapes soap embeds to the top of the cold process soap. Of course, you will want to evenly space each of your five grape soaps onto the top of your soap loaf. After cutting your soap loaf, each bar of soap will have an embed grape soap on top. After placing all of your grape soap embeds, you will want to set the soap aside to set up completely.

Remove the Merlot Wine CP Soap from the Mold

After your soap has completely set up in the soap mold, you are ready to remove the Merlot Wine CP Soap from the mold. This should take 24-48 hours before you can remove the soap from your mold. Once your diy soap recipe is removed from the mold, you are going to cut your loaf soap into bars of soap. Each bar will have a bunch of grapes, so you should end up with five bars of cp soap.

Using Your Finished Merlot Wine CP Soap

Before you are ready to use your finished Merlot Wine CP Soap, you will need to put these cold process soap bars in a safe place to cure. Once your wine soap has cured for a few weeks, you are finally ready to use your cold process soap! Whether you are making soap for your own use or to sell in your soap making business, we are sure that you will enjoy these handmade soaps!

Learn More About Pairing Merlot Wine with Food

If you enjoy drinking Merlot wine as well as using it in your cold process soap, then you may be interested to learn more about pairing Merlot wine with food. The article Merlot Wine Taste by Wine Folly begins by sharing the wine’s profile and taste. Then, they talk about a few food that would pair perfectly with the notes of this wine. Further, this article shares a few fun and random facts about Merlot wine that you may enjoy learning about. So, anyone that enjoys Merlot wine may want to try out this article on wine.

Questions About the Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe

We hope that you had fun creating this cold process soap recipe. If you have any questions about the Merlot Wine CP Soap Recipe, then feel free to reach out to us! You can contact us over the phone on our H.U.G. line, in the NG store, and on social media. Also, you can reach us through our social media platforms. First, we are available on the Natures Garden Facebook page. Also, you can use the handle @ngscents to reach us on both Instagram and Twitter. Not only can you use these social media platforms to ask us questions about this wine soap recipe, but you can share your own homemade bath and body recipes, too!

Mar

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes

Deborah Ward March 29, 2018
This entry was posted in cold process soap, Fragrance Oils, melt and pour soap, Natures Garden, Soap making supplies, soap recipes and tagged activated charcoal bar soap, activated charcoal melt and pour soap recipe, activated charcoal soap recipe melt and pour, activated charcoal usage, apple butter fragrance oil, body safe fragrance oils, bulk fragrance oils, castor oil, cheap melt and pour soap base, Chocolate Orchid Soap Recipe, coconut fragrance oil, coconut lime fragrance oil, coconut lime verbana oil, cold process soap, cold process soap scents, cp soap, cupcake soap wholesale, curing cold process soap, diy soap recipe, easy soap making, floating melt and pour soap recipe, fragrance oil, fragrance oil for soap making, fragrance oils, handcrafted soap, handmade soap, homemade shaving soap, homemade soap, honey and beeswax soap, how to add clay to cp soap, how to add clay to melt and pour soap, how to add pumpkin to soap, how to make a soap bowl, how to make cold process soap, how to make cp soap, how to make shaving soap, how to make soap, how to make soap rolls, how to roll soap, layered soap, loofah soap, mango loofah soap, melt and pour soap, melt and pour soap georgia, melt and pour soap kansas, melt and pour soap projects, mp soap, natures garden, pumpkin soap recipe, shaving soap recipes, soap bowl recipe, soap making nyc, soap making recipe, soap making supplies Nashville, soap making supplies Ohio, Soap Making Supplies Texas, soap scents, where to buy activated charcoal powder, wholesale caramel scents, wholesale fragrance oils, wholesale soap scents on March 29, 2018 by Deborah Ward.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes

Today, we will talk about our favorite soap making recipes. Here at Natures Garden, we love soap making. Whether we are making melt and pour soap or cold process soap, it is one of our favorite things to do. So, we thought we would share our top ten cold process soap recipes and our top ten melt and pour soap recipes. Perhaps you are looking for a new product to add to your soap line or a craft maker looking for a new project idea. Well, below, you will find the Natures Garden staff’s favorite handcrafted soap making recipes.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Melt and Pour Soap

First, we will talk about our favorite melt and pour soap. Natures Garden carries a variety of natural soap bases that can be used. In fact, in the recipes below, you really can use any of the Natures Garden soap bases. Melt and pour soap making is the easiest soap making process. It is perfect for beginners, but for those that have been making soap for years can find more advanced soap making recipes as well. While you can use many techniques when creating melt and pour that can get more complicated, it can simply be melted in the microwave and added to a mold. This makes melt and pour soap making the easiest way to start your soap making journey.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Coconut Lime Verbana Soap Bowl Recipe

Our first handmade soap making recipe is the Coconut Lime Verbana Soap Bowl Recipe. This is the perfect soap for those summer months. It is also made completely of melt and pour soap from the outer brown soap bowl to the straw and little guests soaps found inside. In addition, with summer right around the corner, Natures Garden’s Coconut Lime Verbana Fragrance Oil is PERFECT!

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Chocolate Orchid Melt and Pour Soap Recipe

Next, the Chocolate Orchid Melt and Pour Soap Recipe. This soap making recipe is another favorite here at Natures Garden. Scented with Chocolate Orchid Fragrance Oil and Topped with whipped soap base, this is now only a beautiful soap, it smells amazing as well. With shades of purple as well as brown, this melt and pour soap recipe is perfect for the upcoming spring and summer months.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Mango Loofah Melt and Pour Soap Recipe

The next melt and pour soap on our list of our favorite soap making recipes is the Mango Loofah Melt and Pour Soap. This soap uses the mango melt and pour soap base along with clear soap base to create a layered melt and pour soap. In addition, we embedded a loofah to help exfoliate your skin. We also love the crisp tropical aroma of Grapefruit Mango Fragrance Oil.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Chocolate Raspberry Drizzle Rolled Soap Recipe

Now, let’s talk about the Chocolate Raspberry Drizzle Rolled Soap Recipe. Let me tell you, this is my absolute favorite recipe on the Natures Garden website. This was one that I had wanted to make for quite some time and it looked even better when it was finished than I ever imagined. I wouldn’t recommend this melt and pour soap recipe for beginners, it will take some practice, but is well worth the effort. Vegetable glycerin was added to the melt and pour soap to give it flexibility, allowing it to be rolled. In addition, we added Chocolate Raspberry Drizzle Fragrance Oil to give the soap its amazing scent! We filled the rolled mp soap with the whipped soap base. So, be prepared to move, it can setup quickly. But, as you can see, the results are FABULOUS!

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Chamomile Clay Soap Recipe

The Chamomile Clay Soap Recipe is a wonderful combination of soothing clay and whole herbal chamomile flowers. This layered soap contains a top layer of clay soap with an exfoliating bottom layer embedded with chamomile. Finally, we scented this melt and pour soap recipe with Watercress and Aloe Fragrance Oil. This recipe is perfect for both beginners and advanced soap makers alike.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Activated Charcoal Soap Recipe

Now, let’s look at Natures Garden’s Activated Charcoal Soap Recipe. This recipe will also show you how to layer soap. The bottom clear layer is embedded with poppy seeds for exfoliation. Then, the top layer contains the power ingredient of activated charcoal. Activated charcoal is wonderful for drawing toxin. However, we kicked the soap up a notch by adding mica. The diamond dust mica to give the soap a galaxy swirl. Lastly, it is scented with the magnificent Blackened Amethyst Fragrance Oil.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Floating Ducky Melt and Pour Soap Recipe

This next recipe is perfect for the bath time. Your kids or client’s kids will love the Floating Ducky Melt and Pour Soap Recipe. So, what makes this soap float? The blue whipped soap base the rubber ducky soap sits on. So, it will actually float while the kids bathe. The kids will love their bath again when this melt and pour soap is placed in the tub! In addition, we scented the soap with Baby Clean Fragrance Oil.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Mechanics Melt and Pour Soap Recipe

The Mechanics Melt and Pour Soap Recipe is any easy way to create a swirled soap making recipe. We are able to create swirls with the addition of clay and powders. This melt and pour soap is scented with Fresh Squeezed Orange Fragrance Oil.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Metallic Kiss Soap Recipe

This next Natures Garden Recipe is a cool soap making recipe with a shimmering effect. You can use the clear soap base along with some silver or gold mica to create a fun metal like finish. We scented the Metallic Kiss Soap Recipe with Love Juice Fragrance Oil. Why is this one of our favorite soap making recipes? Well, because, who doesn’t like a little shiny bling? It is fun and simple to create. With this technique, you can turn any of our FUN Soap Colorant into a metallic colorant. In fact, I personally have added mica to many of my FUN Soap Colorant, adding a little bit of extra vegetable glycerin to have ready ahead of time.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Peeps Bunny Cupcake Soap Recipe

Finally, in our favorite melt and pour soap recipes, our Peeps Bunny Cupcake Soap. This fun soap is perfect for Easter, but who doesn’t love bunnies? It really can be used year round. The cupcake base uses melt and pour soap along with the whipped soap base. This adorable cupcake soap is then topped with a bunny created with the Peeps bunny mold. In addition, the bunny is coated with sugar to give your soap exfoliating properties. We scented these handcrafted soap cupcakes with strong and true Lemon Fragrance Oil from Natures Garden Soap Making Supplies.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Cold Process Soap Recipes

At this time, we will talk about our favorite cold process soap making recipes. Cold process soap, for those just learning, is created completely from scratch. It is a fun process giving you the ability to create swirls and use many other fun techniques. Below, we will show you our ten favorite cold process soap recipes.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: World Peace Cold Process Soap Recipe

The first cp soap tutorial in our top ten is our World Peace Cold Process Soap Recipe. This soap making recipe uses many of the FUN Soap Colorants to create vibrantly colored swirls. In addition, we used a peace sign mold along with Natures Garden Peace Fragrance Oil.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Wine Cold Process Soap Recipe

Next, our Wine Cold Process Soap Recipe uses real wine. It creates a wonderful soap with many skin loving oils and butters. It is made with coconut oil, sunflower oil, and many others. Not only does this fragrance use actual wine, it is also scented with Natures Garden’s Merlot Wine Fragrance Oil.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Shampoo Bar Cold Process Soap Recipe

Now, we will look at the Shampoo Bar Cold Process Soap Recipe. This recipe is used for your hair, similarly to a regular shampoo. The only difference is that the shampoo is in a solid form. It uses oils and butters that will treat your hair and leave it feeling amazing.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Beer Cold Process Soap Recipe

Our Beer Cold Process Soap Recipe is another favorite. This recipe is not only a favorite among staff member, but it’s also a customer favorite. First, it is scented with Natures Garden Stud Fragrance Oil. In addition, it uses actual beer instead of a portion of water.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Royal Honey Bee Cold Process Soap Recipe

Our fourth recipe on our list of our favorite cold process soap making recipe is the Royal Honey Bee Cold Process Soap Recipe. This recipe incorporates real honey into the soap. This free tutorial will walk you through creating your own honey soap. This cp soap making recipe also uses Natures Garden’s Nectarine and Honey Fragrance Oil. We also used bee pollen powder in this soap recipe.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Cold Process Shaving Soap Recipe

This Cold Process Shaving Soap Recipe is perfect to use when shaving. We added clay to this soap recipe that will help soothe and protect your skin. This soap contains skin loving oils like lanolin and castor oil. In addition, they are placed in our sleek low profile jars that allow your products to stand out. Finally, this shaving soap is scented with Black Ops Fragrance Oil, a very popular masculine scent from Natures Garden Soap Making Supplies.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Caramel Custard Cold Process Soap

Next, on our list of our favorite soap making recipes is our Caramel Custard Cold Process Soap. This uses Natures Garden’s Caramel Custard Fragrance Oil. However, there is something very unique about this soap making recipe. We used evaporated milk when creating this soap. Let me tell you, it felt amazing on my skin.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Hot Fudge Brownies Cold Process Soap

This next soap making recipe is a true indulgence for your skin. Our Hot Fudge Brownies Cold Process Soap is one of my personal favorite recipe. Not only does it look delicious, it also contains organic cocoa powder and Natures Garden’s Hot Fudge Brownies Fragrance Oil.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Lavender Cold Process Soap Recipe

Now, let’s talk about our Lavender Cold Process Soap. This cp soap recipe uses one of Natures Garden’s most popular cold process soap scents, Lavender Martini Fragrance Oil. This fragrance oil puts a twist on the always popular lavender aroma. Not only does it smell amazing, it performs extremely well in cp soap. In addition to the scent, this soap is topped with real dried lavender.

Our Favorite Soap Making Recipes: Pumpkin Puree Cold Process Soap

Finally, we have the Pumpkin Puree Cold Process Soap. This cp soap recipe uses actual pumpkin puree in the recipe. It is scented with the Pumpkin Apple Butter Fragrance Oil. This soap not only looks amazing, it smells amazing and feels fabulous on your skin. This soap is topped with a dollop of white soap to give it a pumpkin pie look. So, not only does it leave your skin feeling great, it also looks great. Just imagine how impressed your guest or customers would be to find pumpkin soap in the bathroom during Thanksgiving.

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