This melt and pour soap is 100% naturally colored with sunflower petals! Sunflowers are often added to body care products for their skin-conditioning properties, but they also add a gorgeous natural yellow color that will last for many months.
Learn how to make old-fashioned-style pine tar soap using melt and pour soap base; no handling of lye required! Old-fashioned pine tar soap (and pine tar salve) is often used by those with difficult to treat skin conditions such as psoriasis, eczema, and other dry, itchy, flaky skin conditions.
Are you new to making melt and pour soap with natural ingredients? These quick tips for beginners will get you started in the right direction!
Chickweed and violet leaves combine to create a soft natural green color in this skin soothing melt and pour soap. This soap is a fun and useful way to use two abundant springtime weeds!
Learn how to infuse skin-loving dandelion flowers into soap base to create these super easy dandelion and honey melt and pour soap bars. This soap is naturally colored with dandelion flowers, while honey adds nourishment and a slight boost to lather. It’s a melt and pour version of my popular cold process Honey & Dandelion…
Soap on a rope is an easy and fun way to dress up an otherwise plain soap. It makes a great gift too! The examples shown in the photos are made using chaparral infused soap base, from my Easy Homemade Melt & Pour Soap print book, but you could use this same idea with your…