#Soap Making

Realistic berry soap made with melt and pour soap base. Handmade, detailed embeds, and that satisfying final cut. If you love soap making and aesthetic DIY crafts, this one’s for you. Silicone molds available — link in bio. #soapmaking #handmade #satisfying #etsyseller #diy

happy monday 🤍 it took me a minute to get this video edited this morning, but we’re cutting soap and that’s always a good way to start the week. Today’s cut is our rose geranium + pink grapefruit bar — and little heads up… soon we’ll be changing the name to just grapefruit + geranium 🍊🌿 same dreamy bar, same fresh citrus-floral scent… just a simpler name. I’ve got a full day of soap making ahead and lots of batches to pour. hope you have the best start to your week! ✨ . . . #Soapmaking #naturalskincare #handmadesoap #artisansoap #mompreneur

Most soap makers create beautiful soap tops… Meanwhile I’m over here fighting gravity. 😂 Just scooping soap and piling it up. Real life soap making… or battling?

Pink lemonade soap making 💕🍋🫧 #soapmaking #soapcutting #asmr #asmrsoap #soap

guess the scent! nordic mist launches 3/21 at 12pm central time 🩵 #nordicmist #nordicspa #skylagoon #soapmaking #soapcutting asmr soap making process | natural soap inspired by Iceland and Norway | handmade spring gifts for her

🌷Available now, this is a one time release soap so they won’t be restocked— thanks SO much to everyone who has already ordered!🩷✨ made with: 🌷Freshly picked & dried tulips from our garden, infused in organic sunflower oil 🌷Organic cocoa & spirulina powders 🌷Coffee grounds for an exfoliating touch 🌷Rhassoul and French green clays 🌷A beautifully bright and fresh custom scent blend made of lily of the valley, gardenia, jasmine, passion fruit and white tea #soapcutting #soapart #soapcuttingasmr #goatmilksoap #soapmaking meltandpoursoap asmrsoapcutting soapmaker

I’m in love with how this soap turned out 🥹🍓 strawberry matcha launches march 21st - made with real matcha and grapefruit, vanilla + sage essential oils! #soapmakingasmr #makeabatchofsoapwithme #strawberrymatcha #icedmatchalatte asmr soap cutting | fluffy soap | handmade ice cube soap | matcha latte soap with strawberry cold foam | relaxing asmr videos | aspen essence

Happy Spring Equinox! 🌻 🌸Comment FLOWER below and I’ll send a link for these flower molds, my favorite natural soap base, and some natural colorants I used. For beginner soap makers, these are so easy to make and you can’t really mess them up! They turn out absolutely beautiful every single time! Ingredients: -2 pounds melt and pour soap (I used goats milk, but shea butter soap base also works well). -Flower silicone molds -Large rectangle silicone mold -Natural colorants such as mica powder, safflower, turmeric, beet root, alfalfa, annatto, indigo, alkanet, rose kaolin clay, hibiscus, etc. -8g of essential oils of choice (approximately 160 drops) I used an uplifting herb garden blend of lavender, basil and geranium. To make: -Chop soap base and melt on low in double boiler or on 50% power in microwave. -Once melted, add essential oils of choice -Separate out small amounts of the soap to color adding 1/2 teaspoon of colorant at a time until you reach your desired pigment. -Pour small amount of yellow soap in middle of the flower mold and let dry for approximately 10 minutes. Then layer with color of choice. -Let soap sit to solidify for at least 1 hour before removing from the molds. -Meanwhile pour a layer of soap into large rectangle base and let dry. I did three layers here so once first layer dry, I poured second. -Once dry, I poured a third layer of white and immediately added my flowers to it. -Spray top of soap with high proof alcohol spray to eliminate any bubbles. -Let sit to solidify at least 2 hours before cutting. Hope these put a little spring in your step 😉🌻

Melting, pouring, creating 🌼 From glycerin melt-and-pour soap base to a golden chamomile beauty! Colored with natural mica powder, infused with gentle floral fragrance, and poured into silicone molds — the perfect inspiration for handmade soap making. #soapmaking #meltandpour #meltandpoursoap #chamomilesoap #soapbase #diysoap #soapdesign #soapmold #soapmakingvideo #soapmakersofinstagram #soapcreation #soapmakingideas #soapmakingprocess #soapcreativity #soap

The hardest soap I’ve ever made. I was scared to do this ocean soap for a long time. I’ve had those shell moulds since the start of my soap-making journey, but I didn’t think I was a good enough soap maker to pull it off. I was wrong. I could have done this ages ago, but because I put it off for so long, it became this huge thing I kept ignoring 😂 I can’t wait to see where my soap-making journey takes me this year 🧡 #soap #soapmaking #oceansoap #smallbusiness #handmadesoap

lavender lemonade soap is just perfect for the summer🍋🪻✨ available now, link in bio! what do you think, should I make more drink themed soaps? #handmadesoap #soapcutting #soapasmr #soapmaking #soappour #cutesoap #lavenderlemonade #citrussoap #goatmilksoap #prettycolors #soapmakers #soapmakingvideo

I Made My Own Soap From Scratch (and I’m Never Buying It Again)🧼 I’ve been on a mission to recreate the everyday products I use…but with ingredients I actually trust. Soap was first on the list, and honestly? It was way easier than I expected. Here’s the full recipe so you can make it at home: What you’ll need: - 623g coconut oil -226g filtered water -80g lye (sodium hydroxide) -Eye protection + gloves (the lye is corrosive and will burn skin on contact) -Oils (I used: lemongrass, rosemary, lavender, sweet orange, apricot, vitamin E, Haitian castor oil, poppy seeds, bee pollen) How to make it: -Melt your coconut oil and set aside. In a stainless steel container, slowly mix your lye into the filtered water, never the other way around. It will get very hot immediately, which is totally normal. This is an exothermic reaction. Let it cool slightly, then combine it with your melted coconut oil. -Stir with a wooden spoon until you see the mixture start to get cloudy…that’s saponification beginning. Then use a hand blender for about 10 minutes until the mixture thickens to “trace,” which looks like a light pudding or liquid soap consistency. Be patient, it takes a while but it will get there. -Pour into molds, add your mix-ins, swirl with a toothpick, and label each one so you remember what’s in them. -Leave overnight to set, then remove from molds. Important: You must let the bars cure for 4-6 weeks before using them. This gives the saponification reaction time to fully complete and ensures there’s no active lye left in the bar. It also lets the water evaporate so your bars come out hard and long-lasting. After 4 weeks, test them out and never buy soap again.