Cold pour soap recipe

How to make sensitive honey and lavender soap using pure olive oil, lavender essential oil, raw honey, and other skin-loving ingredients

This simple cold process soap recipe has it all—lovely lather, long lasting bar, well moisturizing. It makes an amazing bar of soap, but takes just two oils that you can buy at the grocery store. It's the perfect starter recipe for beginning cold process soap makers. You can hone your soap making skills with simple,

A super bubbly homemade soap with great cleansing and moisturizing properties. Once you try this recipe, it will be all you want to use!

This goat milk soap recipe produces a wonderfully rich and creamy bar of soap. Best of all: you can make it 3 different ways!

Find great inspiration and recipes for cold process soap that are sure to inspire you to make your own. Great recipes with skin loving ingredients.

Find great inspiration and recipes for cold process soap that are sure to inspire you to make your own. Great recipes with skin loving ingredients.

The difference between melt and pour and cold process soap making. Make soap from scratch with natural ingredients vs soap design methods. How to Melt and Pour

A regular in-the-pot soap swirl involves mixing your soap to emulsion, dividing it out into several containers, coloring each container, pouring it back into your base container and then pouring it into your mold. As you pour, it swirls together. Here are some in-the-pot (ITP) swirls with recipes here on the blog. Pumpkin Beer

Peppermint bark to Christmas trees and everything in between, these Christmas soap recipes are perfect for all your holiday soap making.

For this soap I used sweet orange fragrance and two light and beautiful colours to create a swirl/block soap. It was meant to be more swirly in appearance but ended up being more of a block colour instead. It still looks and smells amazing though.