Pink Lilac and Willow Soap Recipe

Step 5:  When both the soaping oils and the lye solution are at room temperature, combine them.  Then, stick blend the soap batter to emulsify.  Next, add the Pink Lilac and Willow Fragrance Oil.  Once again, stick blend your soap batter to incorporate the scent.  
 

Step 6:  Now, separate the soap batter.  You will need two mixing bowls.  To each of the bowls, add about 16 oz of your soap batter.  To the larger portion of batter, add the titanium dioxide mixture.  Stick blend to incorporate the colorant.  

 

Step 7:  Next, add the light pink colorant to one of the two remaining smaller bowls and the dark pink colorant to the second.  Stick blend the contents of each bowl.

 
Step 8:  You will need the mixing bowl containing the dark pink colorant.  When your soap batter is at a light trace, add small amounts of the light pink batter to the bowl containing the dark pink batter.  Then, add small amounts of the white batter in approximately the same spots.  Repeat this process until you have used all of the light pink soap batter.  The remaining white soap will be used to top the soap.  Set the white soap aside, for now.

Step 9:  At this time, you will need the mold in front of you.  Pour your pink soap batter into the mold.  Tap the mold on your countertop to release any air bubbles.

 

Step 10:  Allow the white soap to thicken to a frosting consistency.  Then, add it to a decorating bag with a large round tip.

 

Step 11:  Pipe the top of your soap, placing dollops of soap across the entire mold.

   
Step 12:  Add your pink embeds and sprinkles.

 
Step 13:  After 24-48 hours, remove the soap from the mold.  When ready, cut the soap into slices.  Allow them to cure before using. 

We hope that you enjoy our Pink Lilac and Willow CP Soap Recipe!

 

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