Cocoa Butter Soap Recipe: Easy Melt-and-Pour + Cold Process Guide
Make gorgeous cocoa butter soap two ways — easy melt-and-pour (no lye!) or cold process with full step-by-step instructions.
Make gorgeous cocoa butter soap two ways — easy melt-and-pour (no lye!) or cold process with full step-by-step instructions.
When I started making cold process soap, half the articles I found were telling me I needed ‘at least 500 watts’ — which turned out to be completely wrong.
Turmeric soap is one of those DIY projects I wish I’d discovered sooner. It looks stunning, smells warm and citrusy, and it’s genuinely good for your skin.
Yes, soap is a base — specifically an alkaline salt with a pH of around 9 to 10, made by combining fats or oils with lye in a process called saponification.
Store-bought honey soap runs $7–$13 a bar. Make your own at home for under $1 a bar — no lye required for the beginner melt and pour method.