Soap topping ideas

Let's get creative with soap! Unleash your inner artist with our 25 Creative Melt and Pour Soap Ideas. Whether you're a soap crafting novice looking to explore your DIY spirit or a soap-making veteran looking to up your game, this list offers unique, fun and easy-to-follow recipes for you. It's soap making like never before!

Transport yourself to the seaside of a breezy Mediterranean village with this #HomeSpa Pink Himalayan Sea Salt tutorial. Skin-loving Shea Melt and Pour base combines with scrubby Pink Himalayan Salt to create a bar that is both moisturizing and exfoliating. One thing to be aware of, this bar does not lather well because of the high amount of salt, but it is sensual and luxurious.

Using a whisk is a great way to add texture or peaks to the top of cold process soap. Simply wait for the soap to thicken up a bit and lightly dip the tip of a whisk into the soap and raise it up. A couple people on my Facebook page said they use a mini-whisk!

Love making your own bath products? Perhaps you like buying those luxurious soaps at Lush, you know, the ones that end up costing you $50 before you walk out of the store? Either way, we think everyone needs to learn how easy it is to make amazing soaps at home. Not just for those special

An introduction to seven ways for how to make soap at home including cold process, hot process, liquid soapmaking, and melt-and-pour

Like a DIY Fresh Farmacy without sodium lauryl sulfate, this healing calamine soap recipe is ideal for parched, easily-irritated skin.

Find great inspiration and recipes for cold process soap that are sure to inspire you to make your own. Great recipes with skin loving ingredients.

If you're anything like me, you love a good DIY project that’s both fun and rewarding—and making melt-and-pour soap is exactly that! I’ve been making soap for a while now, and melt-and-pour is one of my favorite ways to get creative with my self-care routine!

This beautifully marbled soap is a wonderful example of things not turning out quite how you expected, but being wonderful anyways. My working title for these bars was “Indigo Swirl”, but this batch of soap had different ambitions. The particular … Continue reading →

Step-by-step techniques for creating textured soap tops on cold-process soap bars. Textured tops create visual interest and a handmade feel, and you can make them using simple kitchen tools.