Wildflower Rebatch Soap Tutorial

To be honest, I  have never made a batch of rebatch soap.  I know you can reuse cold process soap and recreate a new batch.  In this Wildflower Rebatch Soap recipe from The Soap Queen, you can purchase already rebatched soap so that you do not have to work with lye.  This is an intermediate level project that takes about an hour to complete.  And it results about 3 pounds of soap.

How to Make Sushi Soap

It has been a long time since I found a melt and pour soap making project.  I am not sure why, but I think it is because I have not found an interesting one to post until now.  If you like to eat sushi or know someone do does, this melt and pour Sushi Soap project from The Soap Queen would really fits the bill. This project is for the advanced soap maker that takes about 3-4 days to make. So you would need some patience to make a batch of this soap.  But I say it is well worth the wait.

Winter Potpourri

About a week ago, Spring and somehow the weather has not gotten the memo.  Anyway, here is a potpourri recipe from
Wholesale Supplies Plus called Winter Potpourri that is very colorful addition to any home.  All one has to do is place the potpourri in a bowl to scent any room of the home.  About every month, just add a few drops of refresher oil and stir to reactivate the fragrance.

Tangerine Lip Scrub Recipe

Lip scrubs are perfect for exfoliating dry and chapped winter lips.  If you would to make your own lip scrub, I found this recipe from Wholesale Supplies Plus called Tangerine Lip Scrub. Would you believe that this recipe has only four ingredients?  Well, that is why it is so simple to make. The bright color and fresh-squeezed tastes comes from Tangerine Butter.

Safflower & Ginger Soap Tutorial

Are you a cold process soap maker looking for a different soap project to make?  I found this interesting advanced layered soap project from The Soap Queen called Safflower & Ginger Soap.  This project takes 1 to 2 hours to completed and it yields about 5 pounds of soap.