Soap up the ocean with our Under the Sea Soap Recipe scented with Natures Garden’s Ocean Mist Fragrance Oil. These adorable little fish soap will have you swimming for joy! Who could resist the sweetness of dipping into cool ocean water while small colorful fish play at your feet? We sure couldn’t! These fishy soaps would be perfect for fish lovers, ocean admirers, and beach fanatics alike. We were inspired by the beauty of ocean life and hope you will be too.
Here are the ingredients and materials you will need:
Diamond Clear Melt and Pour Soap
Basic Rectangle- Mold Market Molds
Ocean Mist Fragrance Oil
Da Bomb Soap Dye- Blue
FUN Soap Colorant- Neon Orange
FUN Soap Colorant- Neon Pink
FUN Soap Colorant- Neon Yellow
8 oz. Clear PET Bullet Bottles
Black Fine Mist Sprayers 24/410
Cutting Board
Stainless Steel Measuring Spoons
Microwave Safe Glass Containers
Large Knife
Rubbing Alcohol (in spray bottle)
Fish Embeds Candle and Soap Mold (www.flexiblemolds.com)
Begin by sanitizing your work area and necessary materials. It is recommended to wear protective clothing during the making of this recipe.
Next, separate the melted soap into three bowls, 20 grams in each bowl. Add 3 drops of neon orange soap colorant to one bowl, 1 drop of neon pink colorant to the next, and 1 drop of neon yellow colorant to the final bowl.
Then, pour the soap into the Fish Embed Candle and Soap Mold from www.flexiblemolds.com. Spray the top of these soaps with rubbing alcohol in order to release air bubbles. After, the soap sets up, remove them from the mold, there should be enough to make four fish of each color.
The next step is to prepare the blue colored soap. Using a microwave safe bowl, melt 390 grams of Nature’s Garden Diamond Clear Melt and Pour Soap. After the soap has melted completely, add 1 drop of Da Bomb Soap Dye, and 19 grams of Ocean Mist scent and mix well.
Using the Basic Rectangle Mold Market Mold and fill each cavity about halfway with the blue colored soap. Again, you will want to spray the soap with rubbing alcohol to release air bubbles.
Add the fish. Take the fish that you prepared previously and place the colored fish face down into the blue soap.
Spray this layer with rubbing alcohol and fill the cavities with the remainder of the blue soap.
Lastly, after the soap sets up, you can remove the soap from the mold. Now your Tropical Fish Soap is ready for use! Enjoy!
This Tropical Fish Soap Recipe is a perfect way to bring a small piece of an ocean paradise home to you. We hope you enjoy this recipe and had as much fun with these little fish as we did! For even more fragrance fun visit all of our free craft recipes! Keep watching for even more creative soap and candle making ideas.
