If you have already mastered the basics of making soap at home, it's time to connect your imagination and start creating small fragrant masterpieces. The process of making exclusive copies of soap will give you no less positive emotions than their subsequent use.
It is necessary
- - white and transparent soap base;
- - dyes for soap making;
- - fragrances or essential oils;
- - oil of apricot kernels, peach, glycerin, vitamin E and whatever you like;
- - a lot of molds of different sizes.
Instructions
Step 1
Make Christmas soap. Purchase special Christmas tree-shaped soap-making molds or use small children's sandbox toys. Prepare a soap base, add oil, fragrance and green dye to it. Gently pour in the semi-finished product, cool, remove and dry. Choose a larger shape, for example, rectangular, so that the tree fits completely in it. Place the tree in the middle. Prepare a blue (or any other) soap base, pour gently into a large mold so that its layer covers half the height of the Christmas tree. Cool, weld the base for the second layer, it can be made transparent.
Step 2
Use natural soap fillers - dried chamomile tea bags, ground coffee, brewed green tea, flower petals. Pour dry flowers or leaves with a glass of boiling water, leave for 10-15 minutes, drain the water, blot with a napkin. Place in a soap dish. Melt the transparent soap base, add essential oil, vitamin E and other ingredients to it. Pour the steamed ingredients in the liquid foundation. Cool it down. Do not use rose inflorescences and petals as a natural filling; when steamed, they lose their red color and become dirty gray.
Step 3
Use a colored soap base left over from previous soap making. Pour it into a flat-bottomed dish, cool, cut into cubes or diamonds. Also pour a small amount onto cling film, cool, but not until completely hardened. Roll into a loose roll. Slice to make spirals. Put the colored blanks in the mold in a random order, melt the transparent base, add all the "cosmetic" ingredients, for example, glycerin, honey, apricot kernel oil. Pour into a mold, cool.