• January 29, 2009
What you’ll need:
<span “>Pyrex
16 ounces Melt and Pour Base (clear or white)
Roses (dried or fresh)
Rosehip Jasmine Fragrance Oil
Optional: Red Coloring (food coloring is fine)
Soap Mold (plastic Tupperware works great)

 

<span”>Step 1: Melt 8 of opaque ounces of soap in the microwave on 30 second bursts. Scent soap with approximately 1/8 ounce of fragrance or essential oil. Stir in well. Pour half way into molds.

 

<span”><span “>Step 2: Melt another 8 ounces (clear soap for a contrasting look) of soap in the microwave. Fragrance this soap. Color this soap with a few drops of food coloring or soap coloring like mica. Pour into mold. It should swirl and mix nicely with the non-colored soap. Then, take the 4 ounces that are left from Step 1 and drizzle the rest of the soap into the mold. Finally, complete the look by drizzling the last of the soap in fun and varying patterns. I used a flexible Jelly Roll pan but you can use anything that is flat and has “give” (this means no glass pans).

 

<span”>Step 3: Sprinkle roses on top of the soap for a lovely and different appearance.
<span”>Optional: Mix dried and chopped-up roses into soap for a scrubby feel.

 

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  1. I know this is an older post but I just found it. I was wondering if it would be possible to use other types of flowers.

    This soap looks so decadent! I can't wait to make this.

  2. I used to use dried roses in my soap but they turn the soap around them black quite quickly which is just sooo sad because they are sooo pretty!

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