Wondering what to do with used coffee grounds? Did you know that they make a great exfoliant soap? Yes, it’s true! You can make a simple homemade soap using a melt and pour soap base and brewed coffee grounds. Not only will your soap smell amazing, it will also help to refresh and renew your…
This honey oatmeal soap recipe is so much fun to make with its layers of oatmeal and dried chamomile flowers. Using a melt and pour soap base, you’ll be surprised at how easy it is to make this homemade soap. While you can make it with any mold you like, I think that using this…
This easy-to-make DIY beeswax balm is nourishing to your skin, with impressive moisturizing properties thanks to the natural ingredients. You might think that making a beeswax salve is hard, but it’s definitely not! All you need is to heat and mix a few key ingredients together and you have a homemade salve. Balms Vs. Salves…
Lemon poppy seed soap is popular among natural soap makers. The crisp and uplifting citrus scent of lemon is always nice with soap. Plus, it takes very little poppy seeds to add exfoliating properties to the bar. Poppy seeds are inexpensive and add a fun little pattern to your soap, too. This lemon poppyseed homemade…
This yarrow soap recipe uses dried flowers that you can harvest from your garden. These handmade soaps are a perfect way to share the bounty of your garden as gifts. Or, use them yourself for the beneficial skin properties of the essential oils in the goats milk base soap. Yarrow is a lovely flower that…
