Mmm…oatmeal and honey. Doesn’t the name just make your mouth water? It sounds so delicious, isn’t your stomach just growling with hunger? Well, we are bringing you a brand new free recipe for this wonderfully amazing Oatmeal Honey Soap, made with our awesome Buttered Maple Oats Honey Fragrance Oil! This is one soap that is sure to get your taste buds going!
Ingredients:
Brown Layer:
559 grams of Oatmeal Melt and Pour Soap
28 grams of Buttered Maple Oats Honey Fragrance Oil
Middle Honey Layer:
120 grams of Honey Melt and Pour Soap
6 grams of Buttered Maple Oats Honey Fragrance Oil
Cream Layer:
590 grams of Oatmeal Melt and Pour Soap
8 grams of Deodorized Cocoa Butter
30 grams of Buttered Maple Oats Honey Fragrance Oil
Neon Yellow FUN Soap Colorant
Top Honey Layer:
140 grams of Honey Melt and Pour Soap
7 grams of Buttered Maple Oats Honey Fragrance Oil
Other Ingredients Needed:
Square Loaf Mold Market Mold
8 oz. Bullet Bottle
Black Fine Mist Sprayer 24/410
Rubbing Alcohol
PAM or other cooking spray
Mixing Bowls
Mixing Spoons
Paper Towels
Rolled Oats
Scale
Toothpicks
Directions:
Start by measuring and weighing out 559 grams of Oatmeal Soap into one mixing bowl, and 590 grams into another. Then spray your cooking oil onto a paper towel and rub it around on the inside of your mold. This will help the soap to remove easier when it is finished. Then go ahead and melt down the bowl of 559 grams of soap in the microwave until it is completely melted.
Once it is melted, add 28 grams of Buttered Maple Honey Oats fragrance and mix it thoroughly.
Using a toothpick, add small drops of your Brown Oxide colorant to your soap, mixing it thoroughly until you have achieved a warm light brown color. Once it has turned brown, carefully pour your soap into your mold. Pouring into the middle of the mold will help the soap to spread straighter across the mold.
Once it is poured, make sure to spray your soap with rubbing alcohol to defeat any air bubbles that may occur. Then make sure to let that layer sit until it has hardened and set up.
After your first layer has hardened, go ahead and measure and weigh out 120 grams of Honey soap into a mixing bowl and melt it down in the microwave.
When it is melted, add 6 grams of fragrance to your bowl and mix it together thoroughly.
Then carefully pour your soap on top of your first layer, again pouring to the middle. Once it is completely poured, spray it again with rubbing alcohol. Make sure to give this layer enough time to sit and set up.
When your first layer of honey has set up, take your bowl with 590 grams of Oatmeal Soap, add your 8 grams of cocoa butter, and melt it down in the microwave. Once it has melted, go ahead and add 30 grams of your Buttered Maple Oats Honey fragrance and mix thoroughly. Then carefully with toothpicks, add drops of Brown Oxide and Neon Yellow colorants to your soap, mixing it very thoroughly until you have achieved a slight cream color.
Once your soap has become cream, go ahead and pour it on top of your first honey layer pouring to the middle of the mold. Once it is completely poured, make sure to spray this layer with rubbing alcohol. Then let your soap sit to set up.
After your cream layer has has enough time to set up, weigh out 140 grams of Honey Melt and Pour Soap and melt it down in the microwave. When it is melted, add 7 grams of your fragrance and mix it together thoroughly. Then carefully pour this final layer on top of your cream layer. As soon as it is poured, make sure to spray with rubbing alcohol.
Then, work fast to sprinkle as many oats as you want on top before it hardens! Once you have sprinkled your oats, let your soap sit until it has completely hardened!
Once your soap has hardened, remove it from your mold. Once you cut it, your new Oatmeal Honey Soap is ready to use! Enjoy! Check out all the rest of our free recipes and classes, and keep watching for more Enlightened by Layla!
