Squares of rosemary scrub cubes beside a jar of fresh chopped rosemary

Rosemary Mint Sugar Scrub Cubes

These cute little individual scrubs are made with melt and pour soap base and are used to help polish away patches of dry flaky skin. Shea butter softens your skin, while granulated sugar acts as a natural exfoliant for calloused or rough spots. They’re infused with rosemary, which naturally promotes alertness and better circulation, and…

melted infused soap base in jar, and in oval mold

Sunflower Melt & Pour Soap

This melt and pour soap is 100% naturally colored with sunflower petals! Sunflowers are often added to body care products for their skin-conditioning properties, but they also add a gorgeous natural yellow color that will last for many months. If you’re new to infusing melt and pour soap with fresh herbs and flowers, this is…

various bars of soap beside several soap stamps

How to Stamp Soap

Learn tips and tricks to help you stamp soap of all kinds: cold process, hot process, and melt and pour! Using a decorative stamp is an easy way to personalize an otherwise plain bar of soap. However, there’s a little bit of learning curve when you start stamping, so these tips and tricks should help!…

basket of chickweed and violet leaves, beside square decorative soaps

Chickweed Melt & Pour Soap

Chickweed (and optional violet leaves) combine to create a soft natural green color in this skin soothing melt and pour soap. This soap is a fun and useful way to use two abundant springtime weeds! Chickweed (Stellaria media) is a nourishing plant that’s used to promote lymph flow, and as a skin-soothing agent for itchy…

chamomile oatmeal soap favors and dried bundles of lavender

How to Make Herbal Soap Without Handling Lye {+ triple aloe melt & pour recipe}

Learn how to incorporate herbs, flowers, essential oils, and other natural ingredients into melt and pour soap base, no handling of lye required! Possibly the most often expressed sentiment I hear when it comes to soap making, goes something like: “I want to make soap, but I’m really scared of the lye!” That is a…