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how to make soap for the first time? who to make hot process soap? how to make soap at home? who to make soap from scratch? who to make no lye soap? how to use essential oils in soap? shea butter, cocoa butter, essential oils. www.essentialdepot.com
how to make soap for the first time? who to make hot process soap? how to make soap at home? who to make soap from scratch? who to make no lye soap? how to use essential oils in soap? shea butter, cocoa butter, essential oils. www.essentialdepot.com




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Coloring Homemade Soap with Natural Colorants


The info below is from Kimberly McNutt 
When I last spoke to my local FDA Office the Inspector I spoke to said...

1. You Can label your soap ingredients with these types of items,
but do not say it is used as a colorant.
2. List as an ingredient, in the list, in order of volume.
3. Insure all items you use are skin safe.


Marjoram Dried Herb (shades of green) 1/2 TO 3 TABLESPOONS IN SINGLE BATCH

Rosemary Ground Dried Herb (shades of light green often with specks) 2 TO 4 TABLESPOONS IN SINGLE BATCH

Nutmeg Dried Ground (shades of brown) I have not used it much but i used 1/2 teaspoon in a single batch and it was a nice light brown.

Cayenne Pepper Dried Ground Powder (shades of translucent orange often with specks) 1 TABLESPOON IN SINGLE BATCH

Cinnamon Dried Ground Powder (shades of rusty to dark rustic brown) 1 TO 3 TABLESPOONS IN SINGLE BATCH (SCENT WILL COME OUT IN SOAP)

Paprika Hungarian Pepper Dried Ground Powder (shades of orange) 1 TO 3 TABLESPOONS IN SINGLE BATCH

Poppy Seeds Whole (feels like tiny finger massage when the bar is used directly on the skin) (black spots great in vanilla soap as it looks like vanilla specks) 1/8 CUP IN SINGLE BATCH. I TRIED 1/4 AND IT WAS TOO MUCH. LOL

Turmeric Dried Ground Powder (shades of yellow to orange using too much can cause staining) 1 TEASPOON TO 2 TABLESPOONS IN SINGLE BATCH

Ground alkanet root powder (shades of blue to midnight black, only small amounts are needed) 1/4 TEASPOON TO 1/2 TABLESPOON IN SINGLE BATCH

Ground annatto seeds powder (shades of orange) 1 TO 3 TABLESPOONS IN SINGLE BATCH

Ground Slippery Elm Bark Powder (shades of brown) 1 1/2 TABLESPOONS IN SINGLE BATCH
All Essential OilsAniseed EOBasil EOBergamont EOBlack Cumin EOCamphor EO
Cassia EOCedarwood EOCinnamon EOCitronella EO Clary Sage EOClove Bud EO
Eucalyptus EOGeranium EOGingergrass EOLavandin EOLavender EOLemon EO
Lemongrass EOLime EOOrange EOPalmarosa EOPatchouli EOPenny Royal EO
Peppermint EOPititgrain EOPine EORosemary EOSandalwood EOTangerine EO
Tea Tree EOThyme EOTurmeric EOYlang Ylang EO