Soap queen

“Mere color, unspoiled by meaning, and unallied with definite form, can speak to the soul in a thousand different ways. ” ― Oscar Wilde The first thing anyone sees about your soap creation is its color and shape. The thing that will intrigue a customer and get them to pick up a bar of soap …

There are a few factors to consider before formulating cold process soap recipes. This post goes over the basics and how to get started.

This soap is made with Cinnamon Cocoa Fragrance Oil, which turns it brown. Learn how to work that discoloration into your design.

This Creamy Cow Milk Cold Process soap is made with whole milk for added moisture.

For many small business owners, the creative aspects of running your own business come easy. If you’re a soapmaker, choosing the ingredients, design, color and fragrance of products is fun! But after your products are created, it’s time to sell. This is when small business owners must decide how much to charge for the product, and …

This soap is made with rose clay and charcoal for a natural look.

We are so excited about our new swirl tools that we went on a bit of a soaping spree with them (and by ‘spree‘, I mean I made well over 90 pounds of soap in three weeks with them just to try out new techniques). We started with the Frog Foot, continued with the Butterfly …

Keep the scent in your handmade soap strong! This article has tips for preventing fading in cold process.

Juicy Watermelon Soap Tutorial /// Learn how to create this adorable watermelon soap!

Rebatch is a technique that involves melting shredded cold process soap and customizing it with additives. This Lingonberry Rebatch Soap is made on the stove top, but you can also use a slow cooker or a double boiler. The key is low and slow heat to prevent burning. The recipe is scented with a blend of Lingonberry Spice Fragrance Oil …