Making this zesty orange soap with a melt-and-pour soap bar is a dream come true for me. This soap is mildly orange-scented. This means you may not need to add any essential oils for fragrance, though I added a couple of drops. The orange zest also gives it…

I love making melt-and-pour soaps. But since I discovered castile melt-and-pour soap base, other soap bases have taken the back seat. Well, just one. Lol. The reason is that castile soap is mild; it rinses off well and doesn’t dry your skin. So, in my free time, I…

Are you looking for a natural mint melt-and-pour soap to clean your skin? Then you’d love this citrus peppermint melt-and-pour soap recipe made with castile soap and natural oils. Also, this soap is easy to make and has only natural ingredients that are great for your skin. So…

In this post, I’ll show you how to make a homemade lavender soap with a melt-and-pour base. Usually, when I make melt-and-pour soap, I use the double boiling system. That is, melting your soap in a container placed in hot boiling water on the stove. But today, I…

To make this rose melt and pour soap recipe, you need a clear soap base, dried rose petals, some carrier oil, and essential oils for fragrance. The soap base I used is not as clear as I’d like, but you can buy a better one. Also, I thought…