• July 10, 2013

We’re looking for some awesome soap’siration for a future tutorial – and we need your help! Have you ever thought “I wonder how that’s made?” or even, “I wonder if that would work!”? Let us take on the testing and development of a recipe you inspire. Or, let us experiment with a color palette that you’ve been tossing around in your head but haven’t gotten around to using. Bonus: we want to see your inspiration in the form of a Pinterest board (because, who doesn’t love Pinterest?!).

So here’s the deal. Create a new Pinterest board with a title that includes “Soap Queen” + the name of your tutorial. For example, “Soap Queen Cold Process Salt Bars” is the title of a mock board we created as an example of what an inspirational board might look like for our Pretty in Pink Cold Process Salt Bars. On your board, pin concept, color palette/inspiration, and don’t forget to include ingredients, tools, and/or packaging (if necessary) for your project! Any type of bath and body product or home craft will be considered. That includes melt and pour or cold process soap, lotion, scrubs, Fizzies,candles, etc. Once your board is completed, link it here in the comments.

You have until August 5th to create your inspirational Pinterest board, so get to pinning! Soon after, we’ll choose our favorite board (or two…or three) and that inspired tutorial will be featured right here on the Soap Queen blog.

Let’s break it down:

  • Create a new Pinterest board with “Soap Queen” + the name if your tutorial as the title.
  • Pin images that inspire and evoke the feeling of your tutorial, as well as any necessary ingredients, tools, and/or packaging.
  • We are looking for fully-developed concepts, so the more complete your board, the better.
  • Any bath or body product works, so that includes melt and pour or cold process soap, lotion, scrubs or candles.
  • Link to your completed board in the comments below.
  • You have until August 5th to link to your board.
  • For an example board based on our Pretty in Pink Cold Process Salt Bar, click here.
  • Your inspired tutorial could be featured on the Soap Queen blog!

Any questions? Let us know in the comments below! And don’t forget to have fun =)

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    1. Hi Odette!

      I’m totally a vintage gal myself and I love your inspiration. The teacups are especially gorgeous. Thank you so much for your suggestion for a Soap Queen Tutorial! 🙂

      Happy Soaping!
      -Becky with Bramble Berry

    1. Hi Karen!

      I’m totally all over this pinboard, I love the idea of a Ladies Camouflage Soap! I’m also a huge fan of the Electric Bubble Gum colorant, so you definitely caught my eye with that one. Thank you so much for sharing your colorful and soapy pinboard with us. =)

      -Becky with Bramble Berry

    1. Good morning, Victoria!

      Such an inspiring pinboard, especially with all those gorgeous soapy curls. I really like how you pinned a variety of them so that people could see what you can really do with them. Thank you so much for sharing your soapy pinboard with us. 🙂

      -Becky with Bramble Berry

  1. I have been planning some time to make a natural handmade makeup remover; unfortunately there are not many varieties and recipes out there. “La vie en Rose” was inspired because I wanted a floral scent on my cleanser… II think it is a good idea to make a tutorial of this product, since it is easy, cheap and eco-friendly 🙂

    here’s the link for the board I created in Pinterest

    http://pinterest.com/alexandraareal/soap-queen-la-vie-en-rose/

    1. Hi Xana!

      Your inspiration board is fabulous! I really love your use of color in the packaging and the floral theme that goes throughout. Thank you so much for sharing your board. 🙂

      -Becky with Bramble Berry

    1. Thanks for sharing your very inspiring Pinterest board! I love the the mix of gorgeous photos and ingredients. It’s exactly what we were hoping to see. I’m glad our instructions made sense and resulted in such a beautiful board.

  2. I’ve seen tutorials for CP shampoo bars but really haven’t come across anything for solid conditioners. And with companies like LUSH that charge a pretty penny for theirs I’d love to see something that we can do ourselves. I’ve experimented with hair lotions and balms but nothing specifically for conditioning.

    1. Hi Mariah!

      What a great idea! Be sure to create a pinboard for the types of ingredients you would like to see used in the solid conditioner. We’d love to see your inspiration. =)

      -Becky with Bramble Berry

  3. Oh my goodness please I hope someone does eyeliner!!! It is so expensive and hard to get that one with the perfect consistency.

    1. Hi Kristie!

      Thank you for the suggestion! If that is what you’d like to see make sure and make a Soap Queen Pinboard to let us know what kind of ingredients you would like to be used. =)

      -Becky with Bramble Berry

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