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Coffee CP Soap Recipe

Deborah Ward July 27, 2018
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Coffee CP Soap Recipe

Our crafty soap creator has been busy soaping and has developed a brand new soap for the coffee lovers out there! If you love coffee, cappuccino or any type of coffee beverage, or know anybody that loves the stuff, then this soap is for you! This Coffee CP Soap recipe smells amazing! It looks like a loaf of cake! But we suggest not trying to take a nibble! Soap does not digest well! This soap was created with some wonderful skin happy ingredients such as Argan Oil, Sweet Almond Oil and Golden Natural Cocoa Butter (which smells like chocolate heaven in itself!). You will have a rich, lathery bar of soap that will last you a long time! To make this recipe even more fun, we also incorporated coffee grounds which gives this soap some gentle exfoliation to help slough away those dead skin cells!

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Where did Cappuccino Come From

Did you know? In Italian, Cappuccino means “little cap”, which describes the head of foamed milk that sits on top of the espresso.

If history serves, Cappuccino allegedly derives from the iconic brown-hooded monks who also had just the tops of their heads shaved. These monks were of the Capuchin order and closely resemble the ring of cream and white foam on top of the hot drink. When a cup of Cappuccino is expertly poured, and the circle of white is perfectly encircled by the darker coffee, the design is called a “monk’s head”.

Another little interesting fact: the decorating on the top of your cappuccino is called “latte art”. Only a truly talented and highly trained barista can draw art on top of a cup of coffee with foamy milk. While you probably won’t see this in your local Starbucks, you may run into a talented coffee artist when you least expect it!

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Cappuccino Fragrance Oil

Our Cappuccino Coffee Fragrance Oil is a perfect rendition of the real thing! Strong, freshly brewed coffee, with undertones of cream and sugar! Smells just like a coffee house! This fragrance oil gave no issues when we tested in cold process soap! No ricing, accelerating or separating. It did discolor to a light, chocolate brown which is a perfect color for a coffee soap I think. The scent retention was good and true throughout its cure time. It also did well in candle waxes with a lovely cold and hot throw! You’ll definitely want to give this fragrance oil a try!

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Ingredients Available at Nature’s Garden

Lye
Argan Oil
Safflower Oil
Mango Butter
Shea Butter Unrefined
Fractionated Coconut Oil
Sweet Almond Oil
Meadowfoam Seed Oil
Avocado Oil
Cocoa Butter Golden Natural
SODIUM LACTATE
Titanium Dioxide Oil Dispersible
Cappuccino Fragrance Oil
Vanilla White Color Stabilizer
Cutter for Mitre Box – Stainless Steel
Mitre Box – Stainless Steel
Safety Glasses for Soap Making
Safety GLOVES for Soap Making
Mask for Soap Making
Square Loaf Mold
THERMOMETER
Natures Garden Apron

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Other Ingredients and Equipment Needed

Scale
Distilled Water
Mixing Bowls
Spatula
Stick Blender
Coffee Grounds
Whole Coffee Beans
Ziploc Bag

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Total Recipe Weights

260 grams Distilled Water
260 grams Brewed Coffee
202 grams Lye- Sodium Hydroxide

136 grams Argan Oil
136 grams Safflower Oil
68 grams Mango Butter
136 grams Sweet Almond Oil
136 Meadowfoam Seed Oil
205 grams Avocado Oil
136 grams Shea Butter Unrefined
273 grams Fractionated Coconut Oil
136 grams Cocoa Butter Golden Natural
104 grams Cappuccino Fragrance Oil
32 grams Sodium Lactate
5 grams Titanium Dioxide
104 grams Vanilla White Color Stabilizer
15 grams Coffee Grounds
15 grams Whole Coffee Beans

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Before You Get Started

Before you get started on your soap it is best to clean and sanitize your work area. Also, give your equipment and packing materials a good cleaning. Plus, have all your ingredients within reach. These steps help the process of making your soap go smoothly with no interruption. On another note: we strongly suggest that when you are cold process soaping to wear gloves, protective clothing, face mask and safety glasses. If you are not familiar with cold process soap making, click here for the basic cold process soap making class as well as becoming familiar with Soap Making Safety Class.

One last thing, weigh out 259 grams of coffee, and carefully pour this into ice cube freezer trays. You will freeze these overnight. This frozen coffee will be used as half of the water portion for your lye solution.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Preparing the Lye Solution

First you will want to start the lye solution. In one bowl weigh out 260 grams of distilled distilled water and add 260 grams of the frozen coffee ice cubes you prepped earlier. In another bowl weigh out 202 grams of Lye. Next, slowly add the lye to the water. NEVER add water to the lye! Gently stir to completely dissolve the lye. When the lye is dissolved, you can set this bowl aside to allow it to cool.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Preparing the Oils

While you are waiting for the lye solution to cool, you will prepare your soaping oils. So in a deep mixing bowl, weigh out 136 grams Argan Oil, 136 grams Safflower Oil, 68 grams Mango Butter, 136 grams Shea Butter unrefined, 273 grams Fractionated Coconut Oil, 136 grams Sweet Almond Oil, 205 grams Avocado Oil, and 136 grams of the Cocoa Butter. Next, melt your oils. You can do this in the microwave at 30 second intervals, stirring until everything is at a liquid state. Once your oils are melted, you can set them aside to cool. You will want to allow both the soaping oils and the lye solution to cool to 100-110 degrees Fahrenheit. Also, you will need their temperatures to be within 10 degrees of each other.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Prepping the Sodium Lactate

While you are waiting for the temperatures to drop for your lye solution and soaping oils, you can prepare the sodium lactate. This will be added to the lye solution when it is time. Sodium lactate is added to soap to help harden the soap and to help allow an easier release from the soap mold. It also is a natural moisturizer, humectant, and pH regulator used in soaps, lotions, shampoo, and other bath products. Now, in a small bowl, weigh out 32 grams of sodium lactate. You can set this aside for now.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Prepping the Fragrance Oil

Another step to do while you are waiting for the lye and oils to cool is to get your fragrance oil ready. In another small bowl, weigh out 104 grams of Cappuccino fragrance oil. This can also be set aside for the moment.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Adding the Vanilla White Color Stabilizer

Vanilla White Color Stabilizer is a very handy product for those that use fragrances that contain vanillin. Vanillin is an ingredient that can cause your soap to oxidize and turn brown. In this recipe, we wanted to keep the soap as white as possible, therefore we have added the stabilizer. You will add 104 grams of Vanilla White to the bowl containing your fragrance oil.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Prepping the Titanium Dioxide

The next step is to get the Titanium Dioxide ready. This will be added to a portion of the batter that you want to be white. So, in a small bowl, weigh out 5 grams of titanium dioxide and set this aside.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Prepping the Coffee Grounds

The last step to prep for before we start on our soap batter is to get the coffee grounds ready. In another small bowl, weigh out 15 grams of coffee grounds and set this aside. This will be used in part of the soap batter later.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Preparing the Soap Batter

Now you will begin preparing the soap batter. First, to the cooled lye solution, add the 32 grams of sodium lactate you weighed previously. Stir the lye solution carefully to incorporate the sodium lactate. Next, add the lye solution to your soaping oils. Using your stick blender, you will emulsify the ingredients together.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Adding the Fragrance Oil and Vanilla White

You will now add the pre-weighed fragrance oil to the soap batter and emulsify this with your stick blender to incorporate the scent.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Separate the Soap Batter

Now that we have the soap batter mixed you will be separating it. So to a new bowl, add 547 grams of soap batter. This will be the white portion of the soap. Then to this bowl, you will add the 5 grams of Titanium Dioxide. Use your stick blender to incorporate the powder. You can set this aside for the time being.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Adding the Coffee Grounds

Finally, to the remaining batter, you will add your 15 grams of coffee grounds. You only need to hand stir this to disperse them into the batter.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Mixing the Soap Batters

Now that you have your batters done, you will be combining part of the white batter. To the mixture containing the coffee grounds, you will add half of the white batter in dollops throughout the bowl. The remaining white batter will be set aside. Using a spatula or a wooden skewer, swirl the white batter into the coffee ground batter.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Pouring the Soap Batter

With your square loaf mold in front of you, pour the mixed soap batter into it. You will want to heap it on top, giving it a rustic appearance, not smooth.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Decorating with the Remaining Batter

Now you will be decorating with the remaining white batter. Since you are piping this, the batter should be a frosting-like consistency. You may have to wait for it thicken up. When it is ready, in a cake decorating bag or a Ziploc bag, add the white batter. Squeeze and twist the top of the bag to push the soap into the corner. Snip off a small section of that corner. Place dollops of the white soap batter down the center of the soap loaf.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Adding the Coffee Beans

The finishing touch will be adding the coffee beans along the top of the white dollops. There is no precision here. Just scatter the beans where you like them.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Cutting and Curing the Soap

Lastly, you will allow your soap to setup for about 24-48 hours before removing it from the mold. When you are able to remove it, you will cut the soap into slices using the mitre box and cutter. Once you have sliced it up, allow it to cure before using or selling.

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: That’s the End

There you my friends! We hope you enjoyed this recipe for our Coffee CP Soap. If you are looking for more cold process soap inspiration, check out our recipe box! We have quite a few recipes to browse through that will help you experience the art of soap making! You can also, find us on Facebook, Instagram (@ngscents) or Twitter (@ngscents) if you feel like showing us what you are up to in the soap and candle world! We love seeing all the things our customers create with Nature’s Garden products! We also have a Show and Tell page on our website that allows you to download a picture of what you made!

Coffee CP Soap Recipe: Cappuccino Coffee Recipe

Cappuccino vs latte. What’s the difference? The one thing they have in common is that they are made with double espresso. Both have white tops of foamy milk. Although the foam on top of a cappuccino is usually thicker. The main difference is cappuccino is usually served in a smaller cup, while a latte is served in a glass. If you want to try your hand at making your own cappuccino and save yourself from spending a small fortune at the coffee house, it is really very easy. This recipe will show you how to make a perfect cup without the expensive machine! Enjoy!

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Popular Coffee Fragrance Oils

Deborah Ward July 26, 2017
This entry was posted in bath and body fragrances, body safe fragrance oils, candle fragrance oils, coffee recipes, coffee sugar scrub recipe, cosmetic fragrances, fragrant oils, Natures Garden Fragrance Oils, Soap Fragrance Oils and tagged adding coffee to body lotion, best bath bomb recipe, Cafe Caramel Fragrance Oil, Cafe Mocha Fragrance Oil, caffeinated beverage scent, caffeine bath bombs, Cappuccino Fragrance Oil, chocolate fudge fragrance oil, Cinnanut Coffee Soap Recipe, cinnanut columbian cafe fragrance oil, coffee bath bomb recipes, coffee bath recipe, coffee butter scrub recipe, coffee fragrance oil, coffee grounds in bath water, coffee infused body lotion, Coffee Melt and Pour Soap Recipe, coffee scented candles, coffee scented lotion, coffee scents, coffee scrub benefits, coffee scrub recipes, coffee scrub soap recipe, coffee soap recipe cold process, coffee soap recipe melt and pour, cold process soap, cp soap recipes, diy bath and body creations, easy coffee soap recipe, easy homemade lotion, frappe mocha body cream recipe, french vanilla coffee fragrance oil, Fresh Brewed Coffee - WORLDS BEST Fragrance Oil, Fresh Brewed Coffee- ORIGINAL Fragrance Oil, Freshly Ground Coffee Bath Bombs Recipe, great coffee scent for soap, handmade coffee soap, Handmade soaps, Hazelnut Coffee Fragrance Oil, homemade coffee scrub, homemade coffee soap recipe, homemade room scents, homemade soap recipe, Jamaican Vanilla Cafe Fragrance Oil, making cold process soap, making scented candles, Mountain Hazelnut Cafe Fragrance Oil, natural candle scents, natures garden, Natures Garden fragrance oils, natures garden fragrance oils for candles, natures garden wellington, Popular Coffee Fragrance Oils, real coffee lotion recipe, scented candles, snickerdoodle latte fragrance oil, soap making, Toffee Crunch Latte Foaming Sugar Scrub Recipe, wax room scenting recipe, wholesale fragrance oils for soap, wholesale soaps and candles on July 26, 2017 by Deborah Ward.

Popular Coffee Fragrance Oils

Check out some of the most Popular Coffee Fragrance Oils from Natures Garden! These various cafe scents are all delicious coffee aromas. But, they are each a bit different because not everybody takes their coffee the same way. So, check out all of our amazing fragrance oils and find your favorites!

Popular Coffee Fragrance Oils Fresh Brewed Coffee- Worlds Best Fragrance Oil

After searching for 10 years for a fresh brewed coffee that did not have a heavy chocolate base note, we have finally found the perfect scent. Introducing the World’s Best Fresh Brewed Coffee from Natures Garden! This perfect coffee fragrance has wonderful effervescent coffee top notes, and incredible scent throw! This fragrance is so strong that you may even want to cut back on the amount you use in your applications. Please don’t judge this fragrance oil out of the bottle. It is simply incredible and true in products!

Our amazing coffee aroma is perfect for creating handmade coffee soap. The fragrance oil leaves a light scent in cured soap, but it smells like true black coffee! Further, the cp soap performs wonderfully with this scented oil. There is no ricing, no acceleration, and no separation.

Since this fragrance oil possesses a pure coffee aroma, I would suggest using a dark brown colored candle. The scent and candle color are perfectly paired when you add in five drops of brown liquid candle dye or a small amount of shredded brown color block per four pounds of wax.

Our Frappe Mocha Body Cream Recipe is an easy homemade lotion recipe that includes this fragrance oil. This coffee scented lotion smells amazing with this realistic fragrance, a touch of Chocolate Fudge Fragrance Oil, and real coffee! Plus, the oils and butters will take care of your skin. So, you will smell fantastic and your skin will feel softer.

Next, you could try out the Coffee Melt and Pour Soap Recipe. This recipe easy adds coffee to soap! This homemade soap recipe has light exfoliating coffee ground suspended all the way through your bars. Plus, melt and pour soap is easy to work with. So, you can have a creative bar of coffee soap in no time at all!

Popular Coffee Fragrance Oils Fresh Brewed Coffee- ORIGINAL Fragrance Oil

The Original Fresh Brewed Coffee Fragrance Oil by Natures Garden is the aroma of strong black fresh brewed Arabica coffee beans. This fragrant oil is our original fresh brewed coffee fragrance. Coffee fragrances do have base notes of vanilla in them, which may smell somewhat like chocolate. While we have a fragrance that smells similar, just without this sweeter note, this fragrance oil is just too good to lose! So, we have everybody’s favorite brew. Plus, this aroma is one of our Best Selling Scents!

Making cold process soap is even more fun with this delightful coffee fragrance oil! This fragrance’s aroma is light in the finished bars, but the nice coffee scent still shines through. Plus, the soap has no ricing, no acceleration, and no separation. It is another great coffee scent for soap!

Of course, this delicious coffee aroma would be perfect for making scented candles. Further, this scent would pair nicely with dark brown candles. So, add five drops of brown liquid candle dye or a small amount of shredded brown color block per four pounds of wax.

Also, you can try out our Freshly Ground Coffee Bath Bombs Recipe, which is a perfect coffee bath recipe! This bath bomb uses real coffee ground in a typical kind Natures Garden bath bomb recipe, which is fizzy and moisturizing. But, the caffeine in this recipe adds an extra skin care boost. Among other things, caffeine is said to tighten skin and soothe inflammation in the skin.

Popular Coffee Fragrance Oils Mountain Hazelnut Cafe Fragrance Oil

Also, we have the scrumptious Mountain Hazelnut Cafe Fragrance Oil! This fragrance oil by Natures Garden has a rich roasted hazelnut aroma with buttery accents that compliment this roasted coffee blend. Also, this scent has sweet undertones of brown sugar that create a caramelized effect for the beverage sensation. Further, this scent is an NG Original Fragrance!

Also, you can include this scent in your homemade scent soaps. While this scent is light in cured soap, it is a really lovely fragrance in these soaps. Further, this batch has no ricing, no acceleration, and no separation.

Plus, you can use this coffee scent in your scented candle creations. This fragrance would pair well with a light coffee colored candle. So, use three drops of brown, a drop orange, and a drop of yellow liquid candle dye per four pounds of wax. Alternatively, you can get this with an ample amount of a brown, orange, and yellow color blocks shredded into your melted wax.

Popular Coffee Fragrance Oils Cinnanut Columbian Cafe Fragrance Oil

This fragrance oil by Natures Garden has the rich tones of a fresh roasted Colombian coffee that is perfectly balanced with warm cinnamon to create an amazingly delicious blend. Further, this delicious scent has notes of Buttery roasted Brazil nuts and rich maple add texture to the gourmand delight. So, this scent has been perfectly named the Cinnanut Columbian Cafe Fragrance Oil! The scrumptious notes of this scent blend perfectly to create this coffee scent. Plus, this scent is a Natures Garden Original Fragrance!

Also, you can use this cafe scent to create a deliciously scented soap. The aroma has a good retention in soap. Plus, the soap works well with this fragrance oil. There is no acceleration, no separation, and no ricing.

If you’d like to have this fragrance oil in your wax room scenting recipe, then we’d recommend using four drops of brown liquid candle dye per four pounds of wax or shred an ample amount of a brown color block into your melted wax. This will give you a nice coffee color for your candles or wax melts!

The Cinnanut Coffee Soap Recipe is a super fun soap recipe that you just have to try! This melt and pour soap recipe looks just like the layers of a cappuccino. Plus, the soap is topped with fluffy milk foam, spice, and a cinnamon stick. But, the cinnamon sticks were made from soap, too! You do not want to pass up on this creative and well scented bar of soap!

Popular Coffee Fragrance Oils French Vanilla Coffee Fragrance Oil

Next, we have a more sweet coffee aroma that is a delicious cafe scent. The French Vanilla Coffee Fragrance Oil by Natures Garden is a sugary, vanilla aroma with just the right amount of fresh brewed coffee. This blend is a perfect scent for coffee lovers that what a little bit of some sweet vanilla! Whether you decide to add this aroma to your homemade room scents or your DIY bath and body creations this scent will not disappoint!

If you use this scent in your cp soap recipes, then get ready for some fabulous coffee scented soap! Since this sweet cafe scent remains subtle and nice in soap, the aroma is not too overpowering for soap. Plus, there is no ricing, no acceleration, and no separation.

Also, we would recommend creating a creamy light brown color for a candle that uses this scent. This would better match the delicious vanilla and coffee blend. So, use two drops of brown liquid candle dye or a small amount of shredded brown color block per four pounds of wax.

Popular Coffee Fragrance Oils Cafe Caramel Fragrance Oil

Next, we have the decadent Cafe Caramel Fragrance Oil! This delicious fragrance oil by Natures Garden is the aroma of a fresh-brewed cappuccino that is filled with heavy cream and is sweetened with the addition of sugary caramel. This delicious blend of coffee and sugary goodness is perfect for your handmade products! Not only is this scent one of our unique NG Original Fragrance Oils, but it is a Best Selling Scent, too!

This tasty caramel coffee scent is perfect for homemade soap-making! First of all, this deliciously scented fragrance oil will have a good scent in the finished soap. Plus, the bars will have a nice performance with no ricing, no acceleration, and no separation.

This yummy caramel coffee beverage scent would work perfectly in a caramel colored candle! Therefore, we would recommend using two drops of brown liquid candle dye along with a tiny bit of orange liquid candle dye per four pounds of wax or shred an ample amount of a brown color block and an orange color block into your melted wax.

Furthermore, you can create the amazing Toffee Crunch Latte Foaming Sugar Scrub Recipe! This sugar scrub recipe is a lovely sugar scrub recipe that perfectly resembles a delicious coffee drink! This layered scrub is even complete with the whipped cream topping! Not only does this homemade coffee scrub smell and look amazing, but this scrub will really take care of your skin!

Popular Coffee Fragrance Oils Cafe Mocha Fragrance Oil

Also, you can try out our delicious Cafe Mocha Fragrance Oil in your homemade products! This amazing cafe fragrance oil by Natures Garden is the perfect arrangement of fragrance notes reminiscent of fresh brewed coffee, chocolate syrup, creamy vanilla, and marshmallows. If you are in the mood for a scrumptious coffee and chocolate scent blend, then this is going to be the perfect scent for you! You are going to love this fragrance oil!

You can use this delicious chocolatey scent to create some lovely homemade soaps. The fragrance oil performs fairly well with no ricing, no acceleration, and no separation. While there is discoloration, it pairs perfectly with the fragrance oil’s aroma. This scent remains a wonderful cafe aroma of coffee and chocolate that is hard to pass up.

Also, you can use this fragrance oil in your own scented candles! Your cafe mocha scented candles would be perfect in a dark brown color. This means that you will need to use either four drops of brown liquid candle dye per four pounds of wax or an ample amount of a shredded brown color block in your melted wax to get this perfect chocolate hue.

Also, you can include this scrumptious scent in the Coffee Butter Scrub Recipe! This scrub recipe uses real coffee grounds to provide some light exfoliation. Plus, the recipe uses moisturizing oils and butters to further take care of the skin. So, this buttery scrub will leave your skin soft, exfoliated, and smelling fantastic.

Popular Coffee Fragrance Oils Cappuccino Fragrance Oil

Next, we have the delicious Cappuccino Fragrance Oil! This amazing caffeinated beverage scent is perfect for creating homemade products for your home or your bath. This fragrance oil by Natures Garden has a rich fresh brewed coffee scent that is strong that is followed with notes of heavy cream and sugar. Together this scent makes a perfect coffee aroma!

Also, this lovely fragrance oil is perfect for making cold process soap! The aroma retains a good scent in the cured soaps and has a nice performance. There is no acceleration, no ricing, and no separation. Plus, the discoloration makes the bar look about the same color as a real cappuccino!

Further, you can include this scrumptious aroma in some homemade candles. We would suggest that you use five drops of brown liquid candle dye per four pounds of wax or shred a small amount of a brown color block into your melted wax. This will help you achieve a nice, dark coffee color!

Popular Coffee Fragrance Oils Hazelnut Coffee Fragrance Oil

Our Hazelnut Coffee Fragrance Oil is another great coffee scent that you can try out! This fragrance oil by Natures Garden is an aroma of freshly brewed Arabica coffee beans that are perfectly mixed with creamy vanilla and a base note of nutty hazelnuts. This blend is an amazing mix that smells absolutely delicious!

You can include this cafe scent in your handmade soaps. First, there is no acceleration, no ricing, and no separation. Not only is the performance great, but the scent is good, too. This fragrance is definitely a good one for soap-making!

Also, you can use this scrumptious scent in your scented candles! Along with this delicious fragrance oil use five drops of brown liquid candle dye or a small amount of shredded brown color block per four pounds of wax.

Popular Coffee Fragrance Oils Snickerdoodle Latte Fragrance Oil

Further, you can include the scrumptious Snickerdoodle Latte Fragrance Oil in your products. This fragrance oil by Natures Garden is a rich roasted Columbian coffee that is blended with spices and hints of toasted nut in this beverage sensation. Plus, this scent has a base of vanilla butter cream add tempting sweetness to the blend. Also, this is an NG Original Fragrance Oil!

One great way to use this scent is homemade soaps! This scent has no ricing, no acceleration, and no separation in soap. Plus, the scent will be good in your finished products.

Also, you can use this fragrance oil in your scented candle. This scent would be perfect with this creamy coffee candle color. This candle would use two drops of brown liquid candle dye per four pounds of wax or shred an ample amount of a brown color block into your melted wax.

Popular Coffee Fragrance Oils Jamaican Vanilla Cafe Fragrance Oil

Finally, we have the amazing Jamaican Vanilla Cafe Fragrance Oil! This fragrance oil by Natures Garden is a harmony of rich roasted Jamaican coffee and sweet vanilla beans making this scent a delightful temptation. Plus, this scent is an NG Original Scent.

Further, you can use this scent in homemade soap. There is no ricing, no acceleration, no separation, and the fragrance leaves a good scent in the finished soaps. So, you will be able to create this amazing Jamaican Vanilla Cafe scented soap!

Also, you can create a perfect candle color for this fragrance oil with a small amount of brown and yellow liquid candle dyes per four pounds of wax or shred an ample amount of a brown and yellow color blocks into your melted wax.