Soap Making - Simple Recipes, Oils, and a Tip or Two: Soap Making can be Easy

Tuesday, August 4, 2009

Soap Making can be Easy

Soap making really is easy and fun, even
when you make mistakes. Most of the time you can just shave you goof up, add some water and some different oils and try again. Some of the most fun recipes I have found is at :

Denises Yadda Yadda

where you can find some of the coolest ideas ever
for soap making. I have to admit, I am now where into it as she is. She has excellent ideas for
packaging and everything.


My soap making lather-letter

My marketing plan

Another great sight to visit is Burgundy where Burgundy Shank offers a

Free Soap Making Report
and learn how to avoid mistakes.





I
didn't realize just how important it is to pamper your
entire body until i began my own soapmaking and now
that I have some great recipes,
the aroma is even more uplifting than ever. When I
came across the
beautifully balanced scent
created in the recipes in the handcrafters companion,
it taught me to further my search to learn about
essential oils and everything involved
in soapmaking at home.

I had some recipes, but the
biggest and best collection I have gotten is with
the handcrafters
companion. Most people who have visited my other
articles or my soapmaking blog, know that one
of my favorite ingredients is tea tree oil as
it is useful for acne, shampooing your pets,
household cleaning and so on.

TEA TREE OIL - MELALEUCA ALTERNIFOLIA
best used as an antiseptic - may irritate
sensitive skin and blends
well with
eucalyptus, rosemary and lavender.

BY THE WAY - HERE IS MY FAVORITE TEA TREE OIL RECIPE:

I use it as a breathing treatment as well in bar soaps

make your favorite soap base then:

MY TEA TREE OIL RECIPE :

add 10 drops clary sage essential oil
8 drops tea tree oil
1 tsp ground adzuki beans (go planet earth )
1 tsp ground oatmeal

As a breathing treatment,
I add 6 drops tea tree oil and some eucalyptus leaves to a
bowl of boiling water, cover my head with a towel to make
a tent. and breathe
deeply. Cleans your pours as well as helps your lungs.