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How to Use a Cupcake Soap Without it Feeling Wonky
I LOVE cupcake soaps! The more color, glitter and toppings, the better! Give me a cupcake soap with piled-high icing and I'm giddy. I almost love cupcake soaps as much as actual cupcakes...but not quite.
Maker Interview: Kenny Lef of Royal Apple Berry
One of my favorite soapmakers on YouTube is Kenny Lef! She is simply the most positive, joyful and happy soaper out there! I love her vibe. <3 <3 If you aren't watching her videos...subscribe! Amanda:
Salty Watermelon Soleseife Soap by Robyn French Smith
Soleseife, or brine soaps, are an easy way to create salt soap bars! They won’t be scrubby the way normal salt bars are, but they will still be nice and hard, full of great minerals,
Rainbow Soap – How to Make Even Layers in Cold Process Soap
In this blog post I'm going to share with you how I make my layered Rainbow soap and give you some tips on how to get perfectly straight layers! It is Pride month and this
Swirled Mantra Cold Process Soap Design
The Mantra Soap Swirl is one of the oldest soap swirls! It has been around for a long time. This soap design was inspired by the original mantra swirl soap design by Nicole Benitez. Instead
Horizontal Stacked Cut Soap – How to Cut a Loaf Horizontally
When you make soap in a loaf mold, you typically cut it vertically, into slices. Some designs, require a horizontal cut! I call this a stacked cut design. It is like the bars of soap