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Debbie May's Lemon Sugar Soap
Project Level: Beginner
Estimated Time: 1 Hour
Yields: Approx. (16) 4 oz Bars of Soap

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Ingredients
  • 2 Pound(s) Crafter's Choice Ultra White Soap Base
  • 2 Pound(s) Crafter's Choice Extra Clear Soap Base
  • 2 Ounce(s) Crafter's Choice Lemon Sugar Fragrance Oil
  • 1 Crafter's Choice Yellow Soap Color Bar
  • 2 Ounce(s) Crafter's Choice Vanilla Color Stabilizer
  • 16 Crafter's Choice Rectangle Clamshells

Equipment
  • Droppers - Plastic
  • Gloves
  • Microwave
  • Pyrex or Microwave Safe Cup (16 - 32 oz)
  • Rubbing Alcohol with Fine Mist Sprayer
  • Soap Slicer/Cutter
  • Spoon

Directions
  1. Using a soap slicer, cut clear soap into 1-2 inch pieces. The soap slicer is dull and perfect for this project. Do not use a knife as it is very sharp and the soap is slippery. The knife could slip causing injury.
  2. Place 8 oz of clear soap in a microwave and heat for 30 seconds. Stir well. Repeat until soap is completely melted.
  3. Cut a small piece of yellow color from the color bar. Place into soap and stir. The color bar will melt as you are stirring. Depending on your preference, you can add more color.
  4. Set the small cup on a flat surface. Using a dropper add 7 ml's of fragrance oil to the cup and add 7 ml's of vanilla color stabilizer to the cup. Stir thoroughly.
  5. Immediately pour the yellow soap into a clamshell until it is 1/2 full. The 8 ounces of soap you are working with should fill 4 clamshells 1/2 full.
  6. Using a soap cutter, carefully cut white soap into 1" cubes.
  7. When colored clear soap has cooled to 130ºF, hold the soap cubes in your hand and apply a spray of rubbing alcohol. Be generous! It is the rubbing alcohol that allows the white and clear soap to adhere to each other.
  8. Place cubes of soap into bar. Add enough cubes so that bar is completely full.
  9. Spritz top of soap with rubbing alcohol. (This will pop bubbles and give a smooth surface to the soap)
  10. Allow soap to naturally re-harden. Apply clamshell lid.
  11. If you are sellling your soap, don't forget to label the soap to complete the package. Label according to FDA cosmetic label guidelines.
Wholesale Supplies Plus is not responsible for the products you create from our supplies. You alone are responsible for product and recipe testing to ensure compatibility and safety.

Estimated Prices
  • Cost $1.56
  • Retail $5.95
  • Wholesale $3.00
 
 
 

 

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