
Newest endeavor as of 45 minutes ago...Oatmeal Honey Soap. Made with all organic ingredients and this time no dye just the natural creamy color of the oatmeal and honey. I added about 3 or 4 tablespoons of honey and 1/2 cup of oatmeal. I used 1/2 bar of the base. These soaps look big in the picture but they are actually a lot of mini bars. I melted the base and then added everything in, a quick stir and poured into the loaf mold. I sprinkled oatmeal on top also to make sure you could see the ingredients and then cut them a little hap-hazard too look rustic. They say that honey and oatmeal are great ingredients for sensitive skin and are extremely moisturizing. I thought it would be great for my little son rumps before bed time tonight:)
Hope your weekend was great where ever you are!
4 comments:
You are hilarious! I love to read your posts.
Thanks, I love to hear that! I am obsessed with finding combinations for new batches of soap. It's a sickness but at least I can give them to everyone;))
Sounds lovely. I make hot processed soap most if the time so I don't know how much half a base is. Are you referring to the big blocks of M&P that run around $40 or the smaller ones that run around $10 in the craft stores? I have some left in the big one I used to make embeds.
exactly what do you "mean by 1/2 of the base", im trying to figure out a simple and inexpensive way to make soap and i really like yours just cant figure out what that meant? Thanks
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