Archive for the ‘Natural Soap Making’ Category
Melt & Pour Soap Making: Bloody, Slimy Brain Soap
Inside the brain soap is a hidden treat: kid-safe slime. The great part about the slime is that it will dissolve in the bath or shower as the soap is used. However, you don’t know there is slime buried in the middle of the brain until you start to use the soap. I’ll have a project posted this week on how to make this bloody, slim delight. I’m letting my grandson use the soap this weekend so I’ll also keep you abreast of his opinion. As you know, if you want an honest opinion, ask a kid!
The mold is available from GoPlanetEarth. It’s found here.
Melt & Pour Soap Making: More Halloween Soap Ideas
This weekend was devoted to making fun soaps for my grandkids. I’ve already shared the bloody, slimy brain soap in a previous post (tutorial is upcoming). Here are 3 more soaps designs that I played with and that the grandkids loved. The bendable skeleton soap is very easy to make and ideal for younger kids ages 4-7 (with adult supervision, of course!). They especially like applying the blood colored soap. It can be done in about 30 minutes which is geat since kid’s attention span is so short lived.
The two soaps pictured below are more time consuming due to the multiple colors used in the skull. You can definitely shorten the time involved by pouring the skull in one color. I hope to have the FREE tutorials for these soaps up this week. All of the supplies used can be purchased at GoPlanetEarth.com. You can find countless other soap making tutorials in the PROJECTS section of our web site.
