Honey Vanilla Soap (Melt And Poor)

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https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/honey-vanilla-soap-melt-and-poor • Posted by Ashley H.

I am going to show you how to make a great Melt and Poor soap bar that you can make in your own kitchen.

You will need

Spray Bottle Plastic Wrap Microwave Measuring Spoon Rubbing Alcohol Cutting Knife Measuring Cup Vitamin E Oil 1 tbsp Beeswax Liquid Soap Color Melt And Poor Soap Base 1 Jojoba Oil 1 tbsp Honey Vanilla Fragrence 1 tsp Powderd Buttermilk

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I am going to show you how to make a great Melt and Poor soap bar that you can make in your own kitchen.

Instructions

1. 

   First gather your ingredients. You can get the soap color (don’t use food color as it will fade over time), soap base, fragrance, and molds at your local craft store. You can get the bees wax, jojoba oil, at your local health store or online. You can get the honey, powdered milk, and vitamin e capsules at your local food mart.

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   Then cut with your knife two squares off your soap base, any soap base will do.( some bases come in huge blocks and don’t have lines for the scares. if that’s the case then just eye it. measure one tbsp of beeswax unmellted (don’t be stupid like me and get the block instead of the much easier to measure pellates). Put the two ingredients in the measuring cup.

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   Microwave the mixture for 30 second intervals until it is totally liquid. Make sure the mixture does not boil.

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   Add your fragrance and color to the measuring cup.

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   Then add the honey, jojoba oil, vitamin e capsule(break it open and poor the oil from inside)and powdered milk to the mixture and stir well with the knife. (If the mixture starts to harden re microwave it for a couple of seconds or until it is liquid again) the next step you want the rubbing alcohol in the sprits bottle.

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   Then slowly poor into the mold, make sure it does not poor over. (You can use any mold for this project, I used a mermaid mold.) After your done pooring, imidatly sprits the top of your soap with the rubbing alcohol. This gets rid of any bubbles.

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   Wait an hour for your soap to harden and then gently push on the mold to get it out. (if your soap is not coming out then put it in the freezer for a few minutes and try again.

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   after the soap is out of its mold wrap in plastic wrap to keep it fresh. ( i used a heet gun to make it look like this) Go to this website for a tutorial on how to do this http://www.youtube.com/user/soapqueentv#p/u/15/lD4bJgtaHMg