Shea Butter & Honey Soap Materials: 1 Double Boiler Soap Molds Ingredients: 1 Lb. Melt & Pour Soap Base 2Tbsp. Of Shea Butter 1 Tsp. Of Raw Honey 1 Tbsp. Of Beeswax 1 Tsp. Of Preferred Essential Oils Instructions: 1. Chop soap into 1” x 1” chunks 2. Place soap into a double boiler 3. Do not boil the soap, just heat it enough to melt it 4. Once it’s melted, add the Shea Butter, Beeswax, and Honey and continue to melt the mixture 5. If you want to add color, add it now 6. Ensure you keep mixing until all the colorants have dissolved into the soap mixture 7. If you are going to add essential oils, let the soap mixture cool a little, then add 1 tsp. of your desired oils 8. Add soap to soap molds 9. Place the soap in the fridge until hard. (Makes 5-6 Soaps)
Hi, I'm new to the world of soap making and actually i'm trying to make shampoo bars instead of soap. Now, from the research I have so far done, there are only two ways to make your shampoo thick and "shampoo-like": 1/ by using lye to saponify, or 2/ by using glycerin based soap bases. Is this correct? I made a shampoo by boiling some herbs in water, but of course it is watery, and I want it to thicken up like regular shampoo. Please could you suggest the best way of turning a watery shampoo into one that doesnt pour down your face? Either thickening the water mixture or turning it into a bar.
I made this soap yesterday and I LOVE how it makes my skin feel! Question: Since this is a moisturizing soap, should I still use a facial moisturiizer?
Thank you for sharing this recipe. I can’t wait to try it! 😊
Nice soap mold. The soap came out beautifully
Shea Butter & Honey Soap
Materials:
1 Double Boiler
Soap Molds
Ingredients:
1 Lb. Melt & Pour Soap Base
2Tbsp. Of Shea Butter
1 Tsp. Of Raw Honey
1 Tbsp. Of Beeswax
1 Tsp. Of Preferred Essential Oils
Instructions:
1. Chop soap into 1” x 1” chunks
2. Place soap into a double boiler
3. Do not boil the soap, just heat it enough to melt it
4. Once it’s melted, add the Shea Butter, Beeswax, and Honey and continue
to melt the mixture
5. If you want to add color, add it now
6. Ensure you keep mixing until all the colorants have dissolved into the soap mixture
7. If you are going to add essential oils, let the soap mixture cool a little, then add 1 tsp.
of your desired oils
8. Add soap to soap molds
9. Place the soap in the fridge until hard.
(Makes 5-6 Soaps)
It was really helpful
Thank you! This was very helpful !
Hi, I'm new to the world of soap making and actually i'm trying to make shampoo bars instead of soap. Now, from the research I have so far done, there are only two ways to make your shampoo thick and "shampoo-like": 1/ by using lye to saponify, or 2/ by using glycerin based soap bases. Is this correct? I made a shampoo by boiling some herbs in water, but of course it is watery, and I want it to thicken up like regular shampoo. Please could you suggest the best way of turning a watery shampoo into one that doesnt pour down your face? Either thickening the water mixture or turning it into a bar.
What was the powder?
I think that the powder is colorant in powder form
Mica is the color powder
Can i add like actives? Like glutathione or arbutin for me to make it a whitening soap? If yes what ratio pls
How to make soap base for melt and soap?
Can frangrace oils be used instead of essential oils for this recipe?
Yes
What were the extra ingredients used??
I’ve only used Goat Milk soap before. Is the Shea Butter soap base just as lathering? Thx…
I use Shea Butter soap base and it lathers great!
What was the powder you added?
Colorant in powder form
What was the reason for the beeswax? 🤷🏿
Hardens the bar and it’s a natural moisture barrier to lock moisture into skin
I made this soap yesterday and I LOVE how it makes my skin feel! Question: Since this is a moisturizing soap, should I still use a facial moisturiizer?