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Have you ever wanted to make your own cold process soap? Slowly pour soap into soap mold Step 6: Cut and Cure the Soap Once the soap has set, remove the soap Let your soap cure on a shelf with space between each bar Making cold process soap requires patience Remember to store your soap in a cool and dry place and enjoy your beautiful and personalized soaps. Happy soap making!

Ingredients 1lb White Melt & Pour Soap (I use this brand ) 1Tbsp Ground Oats or Colloidal Oats 1Tbsp Fragrance Oil Directions Cut melt and pour soap into small pieces, add to a microwave safe container then microwave in 30 second bursts until the soap is fully melted. Once the soap is fully melted, add fragrance oil and ground oats and stir. Slowly pour mixture into soap mold then let soap sit until completely solid and unmold.

and body recipes, ranging from festive shower steamers to rich whipped body butter and romantic bath soaks Ideal for gifting, selling, or adding a little love to your soak. Coconut Rose Bath Salts This Coconut Rose Bath Salt blend is a soft, romantic soak that combines mineral-rich shower steamers, the indulgence of a whipped body butter, or the calm simplicity of a rose filled bath soak

Supplies Wax melting pitcher /pot or heat safe container Thermometer (2)   Snap Bar Clamshells Utensil Notes This recipe makes 2 Snap Bars using the Candlescience molds.

Supplies Wax melting pitcher /pot or heat safe container Thermometer (2) Snap Bar Clamshells Utensil Notes This recipe makes 2 Snap Bars using the Candlescience molds.

Notes Grapeseed oil can be swapped for sunflower oil, sweet almond oil or the lightweight liquid oil Swish the water to help it dissolve, then soak and relax.

Fresh citrus notes pair with soft florals for an uplifting soak.