Melt and Pour Soap – Coconut and Lime

This soap making recipe shows you how to make soap using Coconut milk and lime juice. This melt and pour soap method using easy to use soap base that you just add ingredients to. The soap making tutorial is easy to use with step by step photos to guide you as you make this handmade soap. Use organic materials to create a natural organic soap.

Lime Essential oil : is invigorating and can help promote mental clarity. It has an uplifting fresh citrus scent. Lime soap is perfect for morning showers to wake your senses.

1/2 cup coconut milk

1-pound goats milk soap base

1 teaspoon lime juice

1 teaspoon coconut oil

1 teaspoon apple cider vinegar

1 teaspoon baking soda

1 teaspoon vitamin e oil

10 drops lime essential oil

Food or soap coloring

Spray bottle of rubbing alcohol to remove bubbles

Mold

Step 1: Melt soap base in the microwave and add coconut milk.

Step 2: Add lime juice

Step 3: Using a whisk, combine ingredients.

Step 4: Add coconut oil to the bowl

Step 5: Add apple cider vinegar to the mixture

Step 6: Add baking soda to the bowl

Step 7: Add vitamin E to the mixture

Step 8: Add lime essential oil

Step 9: Add colouring if desired

Step 10: Mix everything together well with a whisk

Step 11: Spray bottom of mold with rubbing alcohol. This removes the bubbles formed when mixing your soap!

Step 12: Carefully add soap mixture to mold.

Step 13: Spray top of mold with the rubbing alcohol.

Step 14: Allow hardening for at least 2 hours.

Store in an airtight container or Ziploc bag until ready for use.

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