Learn all about using rose kaolin clay for natural skin care, remedies, and soapmaking! Plus, you can grab a free printable Rose Clay “Cheat Sheet” for easy reference. Today, I’m trying out a new idea. My Plant Spotlight Printables (here’s an example Calendula Printable, if you haven’t seen one yet) are super popular, so I…
These cleansing shower bars contain mineral rich rose clay and scrubby bits of oatmeal. Though they contain melt and pour soap base, they have a low, creamy lather and are not really a soap, but more of a body scrub bar that you use in the shower. The drawing power of clay combined with the…
This tricolored soap was dreamed up by newsletter reader Patricia who wanted to make her friends a cute soap for Valentine’s Day. She requested a soap with three layers – chocolate, vanilla and strawberry, and wanted it to smell like strawberries and chocolate. While my version doesn’t smell like strawberries since I have family members…
This natural soap recipe features rose clay, powdered milk (optional), and cocoa butter. The overlapping ingredient list and heart shapes coordinate nicely with the rose milk bath bombs in my previous recipe. The weeks leading up to Valentine’s Day present a wonderful opportunity to find and stock up on a variety of inexpensive heart shaped molds at…
