Swirl soap

Learn how to make beautiful rose quartz inspired soap from scratch. It's scented with Rose Quartz Fragrance Oil and topped with pink sea salt.

Does Coconut Oil work as 100% of your oils in a soap? Find out with this blog post on making soap with Coconut Oil and Aloe.

It can be disheartening trying to swirl soap when you're first starting out! What's off? Is it the base oil, water usage or the Eos? Any of those and then some could be the issue! Here are free DIY Cold Process Soap Swirling tips on how temps affect soap, water usage can slow down soap, choosing base oils for a slow-moving recipe, how fragrance oils & essential oils can affect soap, a visual guide on emulsion vs. trace, AND my favorite slow-moving palm-free cp soap recipe!

I can’t get enough of making swirls in all my cold process soap recipes. Here’s how I make my swirl soap, no hanger necessary!

Elysian Acres Soap | Amy | Goat Milk Soap Artist on Instagram: "Here's the long version of "Orange Crush", the groovy spin swirl I made for the Soap Challenge Club in June. I started out by creating what's called a Pipe Divider swirl- and that's pretty much exactly what it sounds like. I used sections of cut PVC pipe and "glued" them to the bottom of my silicone liner with melted cocoa butter. When the cocoa butter solidifies at room temperature, it does a great job of holding the pipes…

If you're a beginning soap maker ready to try some of those gorgeous swirled soaps that you see on Instagram, these swirl techniques are the easiest and best for beginners.

Whipping up a spin swirl soap is easy as can be, no matter if you are a beginner or advanced soapmaker, you should be able to conquer this rainbow soap!

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

Soap Kaleidoscope Pull Through Mold 8 Acrylic Designs for Column Tube Mold Soap Swirl Tool…

We wanted to try a new type of swirl in our holiday soap and decided on the tear drop swirl. This tutorial will guide you through this techn

Let's talk about choosing a soap mold in this cp soap making tutorial on the blog! There are so many types of molds you can use for soaping, ranging from more expensive wooden loaf and slab molds to inexpensive “found” molds including Pringles cans, yogurt cups and even shoe boxes. Head to the blog to learn more about how to choose a mold for soap making!

The dynamic dance of orange and green swirls mimics the charm of leaves and flowers, evokes an oriental aesthetic. Soaps are handmade in small batches using cold process method to retain the natural glycerin, which increases skin hydration. Its rich and bubbly lather leaves your skin feeling fresh, silky smooth and moisturized.

Creating swirly mica tops on your soaps looks a lot harder than it is, and the result is simply stunning! The surface of the soap is usually a just as important as the soap itself, and learning a t…

How to Make Lemon Drop Swirl Cold Process Soap INFORMATION Difficulty: Intermediate Yield: 14 Bars TIMING Prep Time / Clean Up: 30 Minutes Perform Time: 2 Hours Total Time: 2 Hours, 30 Minutes (longer if putting through gel, which is recommended) Cure Time: 4-6 Weeks SUPPLIES Extra Long Disposable Nitrile Gloves (easily found in dishwashing...

This Spin Swirl Soap is inspired by the colors and textures of agates.

Today we’re continuing our sweetgrass series with a beautiful Sweetgrass Gradient Swirl Soap, featuring soft swirls that gradate from a reddy copper to pale cream, much like a sunset. The top is dolloped and swirled, with some shimmery mica whorls … Continue reading →

Swirling soap can be overwhelming when you are new to it! There are lots of striking swirling techniques to choose from. A favorite of mine is the Drop Swirl. It's an easy one to try for beginner swirlers. It’s so simple, but the results are always splendid! And you can get a fantastic variety of colors by creating tints and shades to really spice things up. This is one design you won't ever drop once you try it. Click to the blog for the Homemade Cold Process Soap Recipe + Design Tutorial!

This beautiful technique is called the ‘Taiwan Swirl’ because of the first YouTube video that showcased this style of soapmaking. The most difficult part of this recipe is keeping the batter at a light enough trace to get wispy lines. You can change the look of the design by changing the size of the dowel/chopstick/skewer …