• June 6, 2011

It’s a beautiful day here in Bellingham, Washington and we’re enjoying the summer sun and some fun summer soap projects like Strawberry Pie Soap, Summer Lip Balm and Soothing After Sun Oil. What are some of your favorite summer soap projects?

Juicy Watermelon Soaps

Summer Strawberry Pie Soap

Mojito-riffic Soap

Summer Bronzer

Solid Sugar Scrub

Soap Queen TV Pinwheels

Summer Lip Balm

Soothing After Sun Oil

Red, White and Blue Massage Bars

After Sun Lotion

Summer Flip Flops

Bug Be Gone Candle

Summer Strawberry Scrub

American Flag Soap

Skeeter Beeter Tips for Summer

Easy 4th of July Stars

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  1. Hi AM!!
    There´re a lot of wonderful projects here. Thanks for share them with one click, all on in this page.
    In other hand, I was wondering if Color Your Soap Naturally (infusing herbs)on line tutorial could by used on M&P soaps (I know it´s for CP), what I mean is if I can buy this tutorial for use those infusions on my M&P soaps. Your comments?

    Thanks in advance!!!
    Best regards.
    Claudia E
    Monterrey, Mexico

    1. The natural colorants will work in melt and pour but you might not get the same results and colors since all of our testing and experimenting was done in cold process. Also, with the infusions in MP, since they’re in oil, the MP soap will have slightly less lather and be more soft if you end up having to use a ton of infused oil to get a good color.

      I would start out with our free Eco Chic Tutorial where where we show how to naturally color and scent MP soap
      http://www.youtube.com/user/soapqueentv#p/u/5/aCdcCWVlsSE

      Courtney from Bramble Berry

      1. Yes, Courtney. Now I understand. The infusions on this tutorial are made with oils and oils decrease lather on M&P. I thougth infusions are made with water, like some cases in M&P. Thanks for your comments.

        Claudia.

  2. I really like the soap in the form of watermelon slices. And I recently made ​​a similar soap:) Instead of watermelon seeds – poppy seeds.

  3. That watermelon project has always been one of my Soap-Queen favorites…so adorable and actually makes my mouth water looking at it! 😉

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