easy honey soap recipes
using melt and pour
This page contains 2 honey soap recipes that you canadapt to what you have available in your kitchen spice rack and cupboards.These recipes were made with goat’s milk melt and pour premade base but you can useany other soap base that you have (shea butter, olive oil, aloe, glycerin).
Honey is a great additive to soaps.
BENEFITS
- Honey smells lovely, it is subtly sweet.
- Honey ads lather to soap and moistures your skin.
- Adding honey is a great way to add therapeutic, antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory properties to your natural soaps.
You can add the benefit of honey to any of your soap recipes. Simplyadd 1 tablespoon per pound (454 grams) of soap. Do not add too much because itcauses a slimy feeling to soap. Go here to view a honey melt and pour base that is getting great reviews.
Honey Cornmeal Soap
INGREDIENTS
- 454 grams goat’s milk melt and pour white soap base
- 1 teaspoon of honey
- 2 tablespoons yellow cornmeal (exfoliant)
- 3 teaspoon of essential oil or fragrance oil (vanilla, sandalwood) if desired.
For this recipe I used a mini-muffin mold which create these fun little soap great for guest or to give away.
You will find more mold ideas here.
Follow these simple melt and pour soap making instructions.
Honey Milk Spice Rack Soap
INGREDIENTS
- 454 grams goat’s milk melt and pour white soap base
- 1 teaspoon of honey
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon clove
- 1 teaspoon of cardamon
- 2 teaspoon of essential oil or fragrance oil (clove, vanilla) if desired.
Put honey in a bowl, put cinnamon in a bowl, put clove in a bowl and putcardamom in another bowl.
Divide melted soap base between the 4 both and mix. You will probablyneed to reheat in microwave to make sure that the mixture is liquid to pourinto mold(s). Take a popsicle stick or chop stick and swirl the 4 colorstogether.
You can always color using only 2 spices if you wish.
Follow these simple melt and pour soap making instructions.
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