These lavender melt and pour luffa soaps combine a lovely lavender and sage fragrance, decorative lavender buds, and a natural luffa sponge for a handmade bar that looks beautiful and provides physical exfoliation. The luffa creates a textured surface for washing, while the melt and pour soap base cleanses the skin. The best part is
This goldfish melt and pour soap is my little twist on the classic goldfish in a bag soap. I love the idea of the goldfish in a bag, however its a weird shape when you actually use the soap. Like once the fish is outta the bag (ok, that sentence made me laugh way too
Learn how to make your own melt and pour soap cupcakes with this step by step recipe. I don’t know what it is about desert looking soaps, but I LOVE them. Seriously, they look good enough to eat (Don’t though, they are definitely not edible)! I found that people go wild when they get these
Anyone who has worked with melt and pour soap has most likely seen their soap sweating or glycerin dew. You just might not have known at the time what it was. When you first look at a soap that has been sweating it almost looks like there is a layer of frost on it. But,
Ok, I don’t know about anyone else but I love everything coffee. Seriously, I can’t get enough coffee! So in the spirit of coffee I decided to make this lovely coffee bean soap. Whole coffee beans not only look appealing in the soap, they also gently massage your hands. There is just something about coffee
There is something so spa-like about a detox soap that is packed full of clay! I love that this soap is working hard to remove toxins from my skin, while leaving behind a refreshing cucumber mint fragrance! It is really quite easy to make, yet feels so luxurious. Prefer to watch this project instead of
