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| As you can see, the box was packed full of high-quality ingredients and tools: 3 different melt and pour soap bases, 3 different essential oils (peppermint, lemon grass, and cedar wood), an all natural loofa, a dropper, 3 soap molds, wood stirs, charcoal, a Ball canning jar, organic cacao powder, spearmint, rosemary, and cinnamon sticks. |
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| For my first soap, I decided to use the clear soap base and add cocoa & shea butter, and delicious natural honey (I ate a spoonful and added another to the soap). I also melted the white soap base and poured it on top. |
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| First step: melt the soap base at 10 second intervals (mine took 30 seconds). Melt the cocoa and shea, also, and stir about a tablespoon into the soap base. I also added a tablespoon of honey from Holly's Little Farm. |
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| I made a rosemary and spearmint soap, too. All of them turned out so pretty and smell amazing. I can't wait to use them! Especially the honey/shea soaps as I included the luffa with them. Luffa soaps are incredible! |
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| For the kiddos soap, we used the goat's milk and added a bit of lemon grass essential oil. We poured the melted soap into various candy molds we had in the junk drawer. The smaller soaps took about an hour to dry; the bigger ones about 2. |
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| Aren't they awesome?! And they smell amazing! The kids were thrilled. We loved our soap making experience. One of my very favorite subscription boxes ever and we have tried so many! |
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Looks like so much fun, while teaching our children how things come full circle and end up in our homes for us to use!
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