Cool Lavender Mint Soap Recipe Coloring Pages Ideas

Measure Out The Lavender And Peppermint Essential Oil With The Dropper And Add To Melted Lip Balm Ingredients.

Once the soap is melted, remove from heat and allow to cool for a minute or two. Sprinkle a small amount of the rosemary and lavender into the bottom of each soap mold. Always pour the lye into the water to reduce splashing and possible burns.

Otherwise, They Have A Tendency To Look Like Small Bugs Or Mouse Droppings In The Soap.

To infuse the water, add handfuls of fresh (or dried) mint leaves to a jar and pour simmering hot water over them. Try to avoid stirring too much as it can cause bubbles. As soon as you put your oils on to warm, add your 118g sodium hydroxide to a 295g jug of water.

Weigh (Accurately) 125G Of Sodium Hydroxide Beads (Or Pearls) Into A Suitable Container.

Once you’re happy with how the top looks, spray the top with 99% isopropyl alcohol to avoid soda ash. You'll notice, from the picture, that the lavender buds turn brown. Add one of the three natural colorants to each container and blend well.

Make Sure To Exclude The Lavender Essential Oil, We’ll Use That Later.

If you’re adding any colouring. Finally, spoon the lightest color of soap into the mold. Use my combination of soap making oils below, or feel free to create your own soap recipe.

It Can Be Hard To Wait, But It’s Worth It!

For a purple swirl, split the batch in two after adding the clay, titanium dioxide, and essential/fragrance oils. Filed under cold process soap making. When finished, leave the soap uncovered and undisturbed on your work space for at least a day.