Cinnamon rosemary soap recipe

This warm and cozy cinnamon rosemary soap from Majestic Mountain Sage is great for winter.

Cinnamon Rosemary Soap

Ingredients:
o 42 oz wt Olive Oil
o 39 oz wt Hydrogenated Soybean Oil
o 32 oz wt Coconut Oil
o 16 oz wt Lye (sodium hydroxide)
o 42 oz water

Instructions:
Add the scent (1/3 oz. Cinnamon Leaf Essential Oil and 1/3 oz. Rosemary Essential Oil) and stir thoroughly; split the batch into two halves. Stir about 1/3 to 1/2 cup cocoa into one half of the batch to achieve desired brown color; marble the two in a box mold by pouring the cream colored portion in first, then the brown portion; swirl w/ a spatula. Cover as usual. This soap may take on a turpentine-like smell as it cures – don’t worry! It goes away, and is a wonderfully long lasting scented soap.

Notes & Comments:
Epileptics should not use Rosemary Essential Oils

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