What’s in your soap? Do you know? It might include chemicals or scents or other products you don’t want on your skin. Take control of the ingredients by making your own. It’s easier than you think, and you are sure to find one you’ll love in this list of the very best melt and pour soap recipes.
Melt and pour soap is really that simple. Just melt the ingredients and pour them into a mold or container of your choice. Then wait for it to set, and your soap is ready to use.
Very Best Melt and Pour Soap Recipes
Choose soap recipe that is right for you. Some have moisturizing properties from goat milk or oatmeal, and others are great for skin conditions like rosacea. Add essential oils or herbs for customized scents, or add glitter for the kids. You can even make pocket sized soap to carry in your purse. The options are limitless!
The Very Best Melt and Pour Soap Recipes
The scent of lavendar is soothing after a long, stressful day.
Choose an herb for whatever your skin needs cooling, healing, relaxing. Herbs can do it all!
Exfoliate and moisturize at the same time with loofah soap. Your feet and elbows will thank you.
Meant for just one wash, you can take these adorable soaps anywhere. Make them any shape for any occasion!
Soap making can be pricey if you don't have the right supplies. This recipe uses upcycled soap. It's the perfect project for a beginner.
Goat milk is filled with vitamins and minerals and extra moisturizing. This melt and pour method is a breeze.
DIY Watermelon Soap Bar | How To Make Homemade Watermelon Scented Soap {Easy Recipe}
This one wins the cutest soap award! It almost looks so good you could eat it.
A natural soap made with items from the garden. It smells like summer.
This soap is made with an egg and real grapefruit. Really!
A simple, safe and easy to follow tutorial. This soap is made in a slow cooker!
Looking for the perfect handmade Christmas gift? This is it!
Oatmeal has natural anti-inflammatory agents. Combined with cinnamon, it smells delicious!
You can forage for yarrow in the summertime. Witch hazel is a natural astringent used for treating acne. Double bonus!
Soap is personal. It touches every part of your body. Make sure you know what's in it.
Did you know you can grow loofah in your garden? It's true!
Kids need soap too. Why not put some creepy bugs in it?
Mermaids and glitter? Yes, please! Kids (and adults) will have fun getting clean with this soap.
You can almost smell this through the screen. The osemary and vanilla combination is divine.
Pumpkin spice all the things! This soap has real pumpkin spice in it.
Here is a different take on loofah (or luffa) soap. Grate it for subtle exfoliation.
Since you worked so hard to make your own soap, you'll want to use every last bit of it. Keep it safe with a wash cloth soap holder. They're easy to make. Promise!
