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Lavender Melt and Pour Cube Soaps

Lavender essential oil is a lovely fragrance for soap.  It is also known for some aromatherapy benefits and its easy to use in soap projects.  These lavender melt and pour cube soaps are fun to make.  The cube shape allows them to be used in small spaces.

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The best way to add the color and fragrance is after the soap has been melted.  Once the lavender essential oil and the various colored micas or natural colorants are added make sure to mix well to avoid pockets of mica that are not fully blended.

Making melt and pour soap is fairly easy, some of the complexity may come with trying to create artistic complicated layers.  In this soap I used a method called the double pour.  The melt and pour soap stays separated when both colored soaps are poured at the same temperature.  Make sure there is no more than five degrees difference in the temperatures prior to pour.  If the soaps are poured too hot the colors will mix.  To give intricate swirls pour at a temperature at least five degrees cooler than the temperature of the already poured soap.  The range of temperatures to pour may vary depending on the type of soap you are using.  Keep the temperature within 130 to 125 degrees F to avoid having to reheat the soap.


Lavender melt and pour cube soaps are so easy to make

These lavender melt and pour cube soaps are fantastic for any time use.  The lavender essential oil gives lovely fragrance that its great for any time of the day.

I have created a post with a step by step on how to melt and color melt and pour soap here.  A great addition to the melt and pour soaps are additives such as natural exfoliants.  Here is a how to make soap with apricot seeds for exfoliation.  Another fun melt and pour project with lots of sparkle and vibrant colors is available here.

Another great melt and pour DIY is my Sunflower Aloe Vera Melt and Pour soap DIY.

Jasmine

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