Calisoul
Member
Hi All!
Over the years, I have made body butters and scrubs to combat my family’s dry skin woes. This year, I decided to take a hard look at the items we are putting on our bodies. I started by making my own deodorant. Then, I moved on to lotion (still working on recipe that I truly like). Soon, I realized lotion and soap go hand in hand.
To begin this leg of the journey, I, like most crafters, went to my local craft store and purchased a melt and pour introductory kit. Unfortunately, the process of melting and pouring the soap base didn’t suit my fancy. I like playing around with ingredients too much.
After watching countless soap videos and purchasing a kit from Brambleberry, my soaping obsession began! So far I’ve made two batches of CP soaps, one batch of HP, and one batch of LS. The liquid soap is my favorite.
I look forward to learning and sharing my soap making journey with you.
Nicole
Over the years, I have made body butters and scrubs to combat my family’s dry skin woes. This year, I decided to take a hard look at the items we are putting on our bodies. I started by making my own deodorant. Then, I moved on to lotion (still working on recipe that I truly like). Soon, I realized lotion and soap go hand in hand.
To begin this leg of the journey, I, like most crafters, went to my local craft store and purchased a melt and pour introductory kit. Unfortunately, the process of melting and pouring the soap base didn’t suit my fancy. I like playing around with ingredients too much.
After watching countless soap videos and purchasing a kit from Brambleberry, my soaping obsession began! So far I’ve made two batches of CP soaps, one batch of HP, and one batch of LS. The liquid soap is my favorite.
I look forward to learning and sharing my soap making journey with you.
Nicole
