How to make new year’s (Xmas) soap
- Soap base
- Molds for soap
- Basic and essential oils
- Cosmetic dyes
- Mica for glitter
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You can create a wide variety of soaps combining together different dyes and essential oils. Even when you have limited number of ingredients, just combine it and get a lot of different soap pieces.
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One of the most popular ideas for the Christmas soap along with soap figures of Santa Claus and a snowman is a snowflake figure.
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Just add citrus or fir tree essential oils in the soap base and you’ll get stunning Christmas flavor.
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One of the most appropriate ingredient to be added in Christmas soap is loofah. Grinded loofah looks like small pine needles in a transparent soap base.
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A whole loofah in the soap looks like an orange. Don’t forget to add citrus essential oil.
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When you add orange sections, you can make citrus soap that looks like an orange even without using loofah.
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Another popular symbol of the holidays is the Christmas tree. You can just pour a green soap base in the tree mold.
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Christmas tree soap looks much better with glitter.
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Another way to beautify the Christmas tree soap is to apply mica with a brush on the surface of the finished piece of soap.
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The ready made soap will acquire a bright look.
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Another win-win New Year gift is a soap in the form of champagne bottle.
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Since 2013 in the Chinese calendar is the year of Snake, you can also make soap in the shape of a snake.
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Also you can try more advanced soap-making techniques “from scratch”, for example you can make soap with life-like snake skin.
- Even the most simplest homemade soap looks much better and more original compared to standard soap bought in the store.
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I love the ideas of making various kinds of beautiful soaps. However, I do not have the time or patience (and skill) to make something beautiful like this.