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For many small business owners, the creative aspects of running your own business come easy. If you’re a soapmaker, choosing the ingredients, design, color and fragrance of products is fun! But after your products are created, it’s time to sell. This is when small business owners must decide how much to charge for the product, and …

This Swirl Soap Kit creates bars that look different every time.

Juicy Watermelon Soap Tutorial /// Learn how to create this adorable watermelon soap!

This Spiced Copper Cold Process Soap uses mica to create eye-catching layers.

Creative Crafts - DIY Projects for Teens 34 Spectacular DIY Soap Recipes

This Soap Design Directory includes over 100 tutorials showcasing over 30 techniques that can be made with cold process soap.

Has your cold process soap ever looked gelatinous after a few hours in the mold? It’s likely going through gel phase. That’s a part of the saponification process where the soap gets hot – up to 180°F. It doesn’t affect the quality of the final bars, but it does affect the way they look. You …

Holiday madness is officially upon us … well, it is if you’re a cold process soaper! I am always so inspired by all the wonderful treats and desserts that show up at yearly holiday parties, and we wanted to try and replicate a delectable holiday treat in soap form. This recipe was inspired by a …

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Cold process soap that gets too hot can form glycerin rivers. They create a cracked appearance on the bars. Learn how to prevent them here.

This Holiday Candy Rebatch looks super festive, and smells delicious!

These Pumpkin Bubbling Bath Truffles will bring the feeling of fall into your tub.

Inspired by fiery dragons, this Dragon's Breath Cold process soap uses layers of brightly colored soap to mimic the look of a flame.

This project uses classic fall colors along with Cedar and Amber Fragrance Oil to create a great soap for both men and women.

The first time you smell a fragrance or essential oil out of the bottle is definitely memorable. A fragrance can immediately inspire designs, colors and additives for your next soap recipe. But, sometimes the fragrance and essential oils can fade or change in cold process soap. The pH level of cold process soap can attack components …

I’m a huge fan of fancy swirled tops, but for this recipe I decided to switch things up. This orange-scented soap is piled high with orange peels and rose petals, and the rich orange color comes from paprika — yes, the same paprika that’s probably in your kitchen! Herbs, botanicals and spices as colorants are …

This is a guest post from Otion, our a retail store in downtown Bellingham, Wash. This tutorial is similar to our Intergalactic Planetary Melt and Pour, but with a twist; the planets are leftover shreds of cold process soap, making this project a great way to give new life to old soaps. What you’ll need: …

New Alpine Frost Fragrance Oil will be your go-to winter scent. The notes of eucalyptus, sparkling icicle, amber, and musk inspired this cold process soap.

This Creamy Cow Milk Cold Process soap is made with whole milk for added moisture.