AdventurerEagleYou can make soap yourself. All you need for this is raw soap, soap paint, lavender scent and beeswax. First, the raw soap is cut small and melted together with the beeswax. Then add the soap paint and the lavender scent. Poured into silicone moulds, the soap is fixed in a short time. This creates beautiful gifts in no time. Have fun!
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First, find your materials together.
Then cut the raw soap into small pieces.
Now put the soap in a bowl.
Then put a pot of water on the stove and let the water boil. Then put the bowl with the soap in the pot and let the soap melt.
Attention: Careful handling of hot water - risk of injury!
Stirs the soap continuously as it melts slowly.
Add the beeswax and the oil.
Then stir the soap paint under her.
Now you spread some dried lavender flowers into the silicone molds.
Then you draw the liquid soap on it.
Now let the soap cool down.
Then you squeeze the solid soap out of the shape.
Your lavender soap is ready.
Packed in organza bags, your lavender soap will be a beautiful gift in no time.
Have fun!
Materials
Directions
First, find your materials together.
Then cut the raw soap into small pieces.
Now put the soap in a bowl.
Then put a pot of water on the stove and let the water boil. Then put the bowl with the soap in the pot and let the soap melt.
Attention: Careful handling of hot water - risk of injury!
Stirs the soap continuously as it melts slowly.
Add the beeswax and the oil.
Then stir the soap paint under her.
Now you spread some dried lavender flowers into the silicone molds.
Then you draw the liquid soap on it.
Now let the soap cool down.
Then you squeeze the solid soap out of the shape.
Your lavender soap is ready.
Packed in organza bags, your lavender soap will be a beautiful gift in no time.
Have fun!
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