Monday, October 7, 2019

Gum Drops Sugar Scrub Recipe

Goody, Goody, Gumdrops!  If gumdrops are your favorite candy, here is a great sugar scrub recipe that happens to be the perfect size to fit in your hand.  This sweet recipe for Gum Drop Sugar Scrubs from Wholesale Supplies Plus happens to be the perfect combination of soap and scrub that will leave your skin feeling soft and moisturized.  Many years ago, I took a class at The Nova Studio where I learned how to make a solid sugar scrub.  And I have to say that I absolutely loved it.  I think you will too.

Friday, October 4, 2019

Pumpkin Cardamom Wickless Candle

Fall is officially here.  And what is more symbolic than a pumpkin?  Here is a delicious smelling wickless candle project from Wholesale Supplies Plus called Pumpkin Cardamom.  For anyone concerned about burning candles in their home, wickless candles are the way to go.  All you have to do is to simply place the tin on a candle melter or coffee warmer.  As the wax melts, the fall-like aroma of pumpkin cardamon will fill your room.



Wednesday, October 2, 2019

Blood Orange Confetti MP Soap Loaf Recipe

Here is a really good looking bar of melt and pour soap!  This recipe of Blood Orange Confetti Soap from Wholesale Supplies Plus smells like a freshly squeezed orange.

Monday, September 30, 2019

Wildflower Bath Bomb

Bath bombs are a wonderful addition to your bath experience.  Brambleberry has a recipe for Wildflower Bath Bombs that are both beautiful and natural.  Each bath bomb is scented with lavender essential oil and topped with a combination of petals for a rustic and sophisticated look.

Friday, September 27, 2019

Pure Honey CP Soap

Honey, Honey.  Here is a sweet bar of cold process soap that is so sweet that you cannot resist it. The Pure Honey Cold Process Soap recipe from Brambleberry contains honey which is a very popular additive of honey which is a wonderful humectant.  But adding honey does pose some challenges though.  According to Brambleberry, natural sugar can cause the soap to overheat.  Brambleberry says the key is to keep the temperature cool and not using too much honey.