Cold processed soap

This simple cold process soap recipe has it all—lovely lather, long lasting bar, well moisturizing. It makes an amazing bar of soap, but takes just two oils that you can buy at the grocery store. It's the perfect starter recipe for beginning cold process soap makers. You can hone your soap making skills with simple,

These richly scented, pink swirly bars of Strawberry Rose cold processed soap were so much fun to make, and I’m so excited to share them with you today. They’re a continuation of our Strawberry Rose serum and pair a decadent … Continue reading →

Learn how to make natural Winter Spice Pine Soap to moisturize dry winter skin. With an amazing sweet-spicy evergreen scent it will be your favorite bar!

Find great inspiration and recipes for cold process soap that are sure to inspire you to make your own. Great recipes with skin loving ingredients.

This crisp, clean white bar smells of cold air and cool mint, and is just perfect for winter. It’s my first Christmas soap for 2014, and I’m not quite sure how it’s Christmas soaping season already. This soap gets its … Continue reading →

We handcraft every bar of our cold-processed soap in the #SlowNorthStudio using a proprietary blend of natural botanicals and oils 🧼⁠ ⁠ Curious to know exactly what is involved? Head to the blog for a step-by-step breakdown of everything that goes into creating our creamy natural bar soaps! #naturalsoap #artisansoap #naturalskincare

Learn how to make natural cold process soaps for eczema, plus plenty of recipes to get you started!

There are a wide variety of ingredients to customize handmade soap. Oils, colorants, additives and fragrances create a perfectly customized bar. Honey is a popular additive for cold process soap. It has various properties that make it appealing for skincare. In particular, honey is a natural humectant, which means it absorbs moisture from the air. …

Want to start making your own homemade soap that smells incredible!? Check out the best DIY soap ideas for inspiration to get started! #DIY #Soap

Have you been questioning what your naturally colored homemade soap will look like in 6 months? I was boxing up some soap to donate and ran across some cold process soaps I had made using natural colorants. I decided to take a quick picture to share.These soaps were made adding the herb spice, or clay to trace. The photo was taken after 6 months so you can see that some (nettle) have faded. Click through the blog for more resources on natural soap colorants!