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Lavender-Mint Soap Recipe

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Unmold - Cure - and Enjoy!

Finished Soap

Finished Soap

David Fisher
After the soap has completely cooled, unmold it and cut it how you like. Let it cure for several weeks - and then enjoy it!

Like I said at the beginning of the project, you can combine any two combinations of scents/colors/additives. If you get really good - you can do three or even more! Some other layered soaps I've done are:

  • Lemon and Orange
  • Chocolate and Vanilla
  • Chocolate and Mint
  • Patchouli and Spearmint
  • Lavender and Vanilla
  • Eucalyptus and Lemongrass (with real Green Tea leaves)
  • Let your imagination run wild!

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