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Handmade soaps in Turkiye❤️

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Roses are turning into soap decorations

Roses are turning into soap decorations

Ever wondered how soap makers get those dreamy natural colours and skin-loving benefits? It’s all in the botanicals…

7 Botanical Ingredients That Take Your Soaps to the Next Level:

Calendula: healing, soothing

Madder root: natural pink/red hues

Spirulina: detoxifying, vibrant green

Chamomile: calming, gentle

Rosemary: circulation & preservation

Clays: (Kaolin, Cambrian Blue): detox, creaminess

Learn how to use each one inside my Botanical Soap Making Course

JOIN & LEARN BOTANICAL SOAPMAKING NOW!

(Link in Bio)

Ever wondered how soap makers get those dreamy natural colours and skin-loving benefits? It’s all in the botanicals…

7 Botanical Ingredients That Take Your Soaps to the Next Level:

Calendula: healing, soothing

Madder root: natural pink/red hues

Spirulina: detoxifying, vibrant green

Chamomile: calming, gentle

Rosemary: circulation & preservation

Clays: (Kaolin, Cambrian Blue): detox, creaminess

Learn how to use each one inside my Botanical Soap Making Course

JOIN & LEARN BOTANICAL SOAPMAKING NOW!

(Link in Bio)

Did you know over 67% of UK adults are trying to reduce plastic waste?

What does this mean for us as soap makers? I think it's very good news for us. More and more people are now using soap bars and they are rediscovering how natural ingredients makes a big difference in skin-care.

People will choose to buy plastic free over their heavy plastic liquid soaps, shampoos, conditoners etc.

So when you are thinking about your next product, keep these in mind.

May be you've already implemented some, if so, please share it in comments below, I'd like to see where you are in your soap making journey!

#vegansoapuk #plasticfreesoap #soapmakingbusiness #naturalsoapbar #sustainableskincare #soapacademy

Did you know over 67% of UK adults are trying to reduce plastic waste?

What does this mean for us as soap makers? I think it's very good news for us. More and more people are now using soap bars and they are rediscovering how natural ingredients makes a big difference in skin-care.

People will choose to buy plastic free over their heavy plastic liquid soaps, shampoos, conditoners etc.

So when you are thinking about your next product, keep these in mind.

May be you've already implemented some, if so, please share it in comments below, I'd like to see where you are in your soap making journey!

#vegansoapuk #plasticfreesoap #soapmakingbusiness #naturalsoapbar #sustainableskincare #soapacademy

POV: You blinked and June was gone!

Here's everything I did in good old June:)

🌿 Formulating recipes
🎬 Shooting videos
📸 Product photography
🧼 Making so. much. soap.
🎉 Launching my Botanical Soap Making Course!

Grateful, tired, inspired and ready for more sopa making, more pancakes, more sunsets in July.

P.S. If soap making has been on your vision board, it’s time

→ Join and Start making beautiful soaps like mine. (linkinBio)

#SoapMakingForBeginners #BotanicalBeauty #NaturalSoapMaking #SoapMakerCommunity #EtsyShopOwner #OnlineCourseCreator #SoapMaking101 #HerbalSkincare #CreativeEntrepreneur #SmallBizOwner #JuneDump #MonthlyRecap #SoapAcademy

POV: You blinked and June was gone!

Here's everything I did in good old June:)

🌿 Formulating recipes
🎬 Shooting videos
📸 Product photography
🧼 Making so. much. soap.
🎉 Launching my Botanical Soap Making Course!

Grateful, tired, inspired and ready for more sopa making, more pancakes, more sunsets in July.

P.S. If soap making has been on your vision board, it’s time

→ Join and Start making beautiful soaps like mine. (linkinBio)

#SoapMakingForBeginners #BotanicalBeauty #NaturalSoapMaking #SoapMakerCommunity #EtsyShopOwner #OnlineCourseCreator #SoapMaking101 #HerbalSkincare #CreativeEntrepreneur #SmallBizOwner #JuneDump #MonthlyRecap #SoapAcademy

It’s Official lovely soapmakers!

The Botanical Soap Making Course
is LIVE 🎉”

The wait is over!

🔥

Join today and get a special Early Bird Discount!

🔥

Enrol now & Save your Spot!

Link in bio

See you inside lovelies.

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It’s Official lovely soapmakers!

The Botanical Soap Making Course
is LIVE 🎉”

The wait is over!

🔥

Join today and get a special Early Bird Discount!

🔥

Enrol now & Save your Spot!

Link in bio

See you inside lovelies.

x

Soap can be technical, oh yes!

Lots of sweat and tears went into trying this triple layer goodness last night!

I won't include this in my Botanical Soap Making course yet as I think it's not very beginner friendly and I don't wanna overwhelm my students!

But I am thinking about posting it to those who complete the course if they want to challenge themselves! I just need to film it again as I lost the footage!

Can't believe it's almost time for the big launch, I spent the day going over everything today and to see if anything's missing, excited is an understatement for how I feel today ❤️

#soapcaademy #botanicalsoapmakingcourse #learnsoapmaking #soapmaking

Soap can be technical, oh yes!

Lots of sweat and tears went into trying this triple layer goodness last night!

I won't include this in my Botanical Soap Making course yet as I think it's not very beginner friendly and I don't wanna overwhelm my students!

But I am thinking about posting it to those who complete the course if they want to challenge themselves! I just need to film it again as I lost the footage!

Can't believe it's almost time for the big launch, I spent the day going over everything today and to see if anything's missing, excited is an understatement for how I feel today ❤️

#soapcaademy #botanicalsoapmakingcourse #learnsoapmaking #soapmaking

Hello lovely soapmakers,

I am so excited!

🪻

The Botanical Soap Making Course will be live and ready TOMORROW!

🪻

Keep your eyes peeled, I’ll send you the link bright and early.

🪻

It’s going to be Botanical Bliss :)

🪻

Take a look at our Course Overview (Link in Bio)

Let’s turn your passion into something beautifully handmade!

See you around!

Dilek
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Hello lovely soapmakers,

I am so excited!

🪻

The Botanical Soap Making Course will be live and ready TOMORROW!

🪻

Keep your eyes peeled, I’ll send you the link bright and early.

🪻

It’s going to be Botanical Bliss :)

🪻

Take a look at our Course Overview (Link in Bio)

Let’s turn your passion into something beautifully handmade!

See you around!

Dilek
x

Botanical Soap Making Course Overview

Section 1 – Start Here!

In this section, I’ll walk you through how the course is laid out, what to expect, and how to use it all.

Section 2 – Printables, Templates, & PDF Guides

Now that you’ve got a feel for the course, let’s dive into your beautiful collection of printable resources.

From helpful checklists and recipe sheets to a complete glossary of soap-making terms and common abbreviations, this section is here to keep you informed and organised.

You’ll also find rich guides on lye safety, natural additives, essential oils, and oil substitutions, along with a bonus e-book of spring-inspired soap recipes and a herbal crafting guide.

Section 3 – Soap Making Suppliers List

A good soap starts with good ingredients and I’ve gathered a curated list of trusted suppliers from UK, US, Australia & Canada.

Section 4 – Soap Making Overview

Here’s where we get to know our ingredients a little more.

We’ll explore the building blocks of soap: lye, oils and fats, water, and all the beautiful extras you can add, from clays adn natural herbs to dried flowers and essential oils.

Section 5 – Soap Making Process

Now the real magic begins!

In this section, I’ll walk you through the soap-making process from start to finish.

You’ll learn how to set up your workspace, measure your ingredients, and create your soap batter.

Each step from mixing your lye to pouring into moulds and curing your bars is broken down clearly with written text and a 6 minute long Step by Step Video of soapmaking in action!

Once you’ve made your first batch, you’ll be ready to try out some gorgeous recipes!

Section 6 – Soap Recipes with Videos

Here’s where we get creative with scent, texture, and botanicals. .

These recipes are designed to build your confidence and spark your creativity.

Section 7 – Troubleshooting Common Soap Making Issues

In this section, I’ll walk you through common soap-making hiccups like soap cracking, rapid trace, air bubbles, or a bar that just doesn’t lather right.

Section 8 – Bonus: Soap Making Labels Bundle & Canva Crash Course

Join Waitlist!

Botanical Soap Making Course Overview

Section 1 – Start Here!

In this section, I’ll walk you through how the course is laid out, what to expect, and how to use it all.

Section 2 – Printables, Templates, & PDF Guides

Now that you’ve got a feel for the course, let’s dive into your beautiful collection of printable resources.

From helpful checklists and recipe sheets to a complete glossary of soap-making terms and common abbreviations, this section is here to keep you informed and organised.

You’ll also find rich guides on lye safety, natural additives, essential oils, and oil substitutions, along with a bonus e-book of spring-inspired soap recipes and a herbal crafting guide.

Section 3 – Soap Making Suppliers List

A good soap starts with good ingredients and I’ve gathered a curated list of trusted suppliers from UK, US, Australia & Canada.

Section 4 – Soap Making Overview

Here’s where we get to know our ingredients a little more.

We’ll explore the building blocks of soap: lye, oils and fats, water, and all the beautiful extras you can add, from clays adn natural herbs to dried flowers and essential oils.

Section 5 – Soap Making Process

Now the real magic begins!

In this section, I’ll walk you through the soap-making process from start to finish.

You’ll learn how to set up your workspace, measure your ingredients, and create your soap batter.

Each step from mixing your lye to pouring into moulds and curing your bars is broken down clearly with written text and a 6 minute long Step by Step Video of soapmaking in action!

Once you’ve made your first batch, you’ll be ready to try out some gorgeous recipes!

Section 6 – Soap Recipes with Videos

Here’s where we get creative with scent, texture, and botanicals. .

These recipes are designed to build your confidence and spark your creativity.

Section 7 – Troubleshooting Common Soap Making Issues

In this section, I’ll walk you through common soap-making hiccups like soap cracking, rapid trace, air bubbles, or a bar that just doesn’t lather right.

Section 8 – Bonus: Soap Making Labels Bundle & Canva Crash Course

Join Waitlist!

Pink Grapefruit & Lemon Soap

One of the recipes you'll be making with simple ingredients.

My Botanical Soap Making Course starting in just under 3 days!

Join Waitlist Now!

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Pink Grapefruit & Lemon Soap

One of the recipes you'll be making with simple ingredients.

My Botanical Soap Making Course starting in just under 3 days!

Join Waitlist Now!

🥰

Your Botanical Soapmaking Course

Your Questions Answered!

1 . Do I need experience?

- No, this course is ideal for beginners or for people with little soap making experience.

2. Do you teach hot process or cold process method?

- It is cold process method.

2. Can I use kitchen tools?

- Yes, you can use what you already have like stick blender, bowls, kitchen scale, even a cake loaf tin instead of buying soap moulds to start with.

But you will need a digital thermometer and a face mask and goggles of some sort to handle lye safely.

3. Is it safe?

- Yes, you’ll learn lye safety in detail, I prepared a full PDF Guide on Lye Safety & Handling

4. Do I need special oils?

- I use common ones like olive oil, coconut oil, castor oil, sunflower oil which you can find in any supermarket.

For some recipes I will use sweet almond oil, avocado oil, apricot kernel oils, shea butter, cocoa butters but don't worry these are pretty easy to get hold of on Amazon or from wholesalers which I have provided a list for US, UK and Canada.

I have also provided a Oils Substitutions PDF Guide, so if you can't get hold of some, you can substitute them with what you have.

Have more questions?

DM me or JOIN THE WAITLIST 💌

🚨 Enrolment opens July 1.
🎯 Join the waitlist now – limited spaces!

Your Botanical Soapmaking Course

Your Questions Answered!

1 . Do I need experience?

- No, this course is ideal for beginners or for people with little soap making experience.

2. Do you teach hot process or cold process method?

- It is cold process method.

2. Can I use kitchen tools?

- Yes, you can use what you already have like stick blender, bowls, kitchen scale, even a cake loaf tin instead of buying soap moulds to start with.

But you will need a digital thermometer and a face mask and goggles of some sort to handle lye safely.

3. Is it safe?

- Yes, you’ll learn lye safety in detail, I prepared a full PDF Guide on Lye Safety & Handling

4. Do I need special oils?

- I use common ones like olive oil, coconut oil, castor oil, sunflower oil which you can find in any supermarket.

For some recipes I will use sweet almond oil, avocado oil, apricot kernel oils, shea butter, cocoa butters but don't worry these are pretty easy to get hold of on Amazon or from wholesalers which I have provided a list for US, UK and Canada.

I have also provided a Oils Substitutions PDF Guide, so if you can't get hold of some, you can substitute them with what you have.

Have more questions?

DM me or JOIN THE WAITLIST 💌

🚨 Enrolment opens July 1.
🎯 Join the waitlist now – limited spaces!

Coming soon!

Coming soon!

Looking for an easy way to start natural soap making at home? Learn how to make your own herbal soap with plants, clays, and essential oils. 🌸

My Botanical Soap Making Course for Beginners opens July 1st, and I’ll guide you step-by-step through cold process soap making with a nature-inspired twist.

🧼 Learn to:
✔️ Use natural colourants & clays
✔️ Infuse herbs into oils
✔️ Make cold process soap safely
✔️ Create botanical soaps you’ll be proud of

Join the waitlist today, limited spots!
(LINK in BIO)

#SoapMakingCourse #NaturalSoapMaking #HowToMakeSoap #ColdProcessSoap #HerbalSoapMaking #SoapMakingForBeginners #DIYSoapRecipe #BotanicalSkincare #SoapMakingTips #SoapBusinessStarter

Looking for an easy way to start natural soap making at home? Learn how to make your own herbal soap with plants, clays, and essential oils. 🌸

My Botanical Soap Making Course for Beginners opens July 1st, and I’ll guide you step-by-step through cold process soap making with a nature-inspired twist.

🧼 Learn to:
✔️ Use natural colourants & clays
✔️ Infuse herbs into oils
✔️ Make cold process soap safely
✔️ Create botanical soaps you’ll be proud of

Join the waitlist today, limited spots!
(LINK in BIO)

#SoapMakingCourse #NaturalSoapMaking #HowToMakeSoap #ColdProcessSoap #HerbalSoapMaking #SoapMakingForBeginners #DIYSoapRecipe #BotanicalSkincare #SoapMakingTips #SoapBusinessStarter

Want to learn this? Doors open July 1st

Want to learn this? Doors open July 1st

Did you know that my Botanical Soap Making Course is starting in 11 Days!

This course is perfect for beginners or for those who have tried different methods of soap making and know would like to try cold process botanical soap making.

You will learn how to use natural colourants, herbs & flowers, infused oils in soap making.

Course starting in 11 days, Join Waitlist Now and don't miss the Early Bird Discount!

Link in Bio

Did you know that my Botanical Soap Making Course is starting in 11 Days!

This course is perfect for beginners or for those who have tried different methods of soap making and know would like to try cold process botanical soap making.

You will learn how to use natural colourants, herbs & flowers, infused oils in soap making.

Course starting in 11 days, Join Waitlist Now and don't miss the Early Bird Discount!

Link in Bio

Ever wondered how soap makers get those dreamy natural colours and skin-loving benefits? It’s all in the botanicals…

7 Botanical Ingredients That Take Your Soaps to the Next Level:

Calendula: healing, soothing

Madder root: natural pink/red hues

Spirulina: detoxifying, vibrant green

Chamomile: calming, gentle

Rosemary: circulation & preservation

Clays: (Kaolin, Cambrian Blue): detox, creaminess

Learn how to use each one inside my Botanical Soap Making Course

JOIN WAITLIST NOW!

(Link in Bio)

Ever wondered how soap makers get those dreamy natural colours and skin-loving benefits? It’s all in the botanicals…

7 Botanical Ingredients That Take Your Soaps to the Next Level:

Calendula: healing, soothing

Madder root: natural pink/red hues

Spirulina: detoxifying, vibrant green

Chamomile: calming, gentle

Rosemary: circulation & preservation

Clays: (Kaolin, Cambrian Blue): detox, creaminess

Learn how to use each one inside my Botanical Soap Making Course

JOIN WAITLIST NOW!

(Link in Bio)

Have you tried the magic of rosemary + bay leaf yet?

Have you noticed how popular Rosemary become in skincare products, shampoos, natrural soaps and oils lately?

These two humble herbs from your kitchen garden might just be the botanical powerhouse your soap has been missing!

🍃 Rosemary isn't just a delicious herb, it’s packed with antibacterial and antioxidant properties.

It helps balance oily skin, promotes circulation, and can even extend the shelf life of your soap naturally thanks to its preservative qualities.

🍃 Bay Leaf brings a gentle exfoliation and a rich, grounding herbal scent that adds a luxurious touch.

Its anti-inflammatory properties make it soothing for sensitive skin types.

Together, they create a refreshing, invigorating bar that your skin will love!

I love using them both as dried herbs, infused oils, and even herbal teas in my botanical soap creations, each method adds its own beauty and benefit.

If you'd like to learn how to use these ingredients in your own artisan soaps, My Botanical Soap Making Course starts July 1st and it’s totally beginner-friendly!

Drop a 🌿 if you’ve ever used rosemary or bay in your skincare!

x

Have you tried the magic of rosemary + bay leaf yet?

Have you noticed how popular Rosemary become in skincare products, shampoos, natrural soaps and oils lately?

These two humble herbs from your kitchen garden might just be the botanical powerhouse your soap has been missing!

🍃 Rosemary isn't just a delicious herb, it’s packed with antibacterial and antioxidant properties.

It helps balance oily skin, promotes circulation, and can even extend the shelf life of your soap naturally thanks to its preservative qualities.

🍃 Bay Leaf brings a gentle exfoliation and a rich, grounding herbal scent that adds a luxurious touch.

Its anti-inflammatory properties make it soothing for sensitive skin types.

Together, they create a refreshing, invigorating bar that your skin will love!

I love using them both as dried herbs, infused oils, and even herbal teas in my botanical soap creations, each method adds its own beauty and benefit.

If you'd like to learn how to use these ingredients in your own artisan soaps, My Botanical Soap Making Course starts July 1st and it’s totally beginner-friendly!

Drop a 🌿 if you’ve ever used rosemary or bay in your skincare!

x

Have you tried the magic of rosemary + bay leaf yet?

Have you noticed how popular Rosemary become in skincare products, shampoos, natrural soaps and oils lately?

These two humble herbs from your kitchen garden might just be the botanical powerhouse your soap has been missing!

🍃 Rosemary isn't just a delicious herb, it’s packed with antibacterial and antioxidant properties.

It helps balance oily skin, promotes circulation, and can even extend the shelf life of your soap naturally thanks to its preservative qualities.

🍃 Bay Leaf brings a gentle exfoliation and a rich, grounding herbal scent that adds a luxurious touch.

Its anti-inflammatory properties make it soothing for sensitive skin types.

Together, they create a refreshing, invigorating bar that your skin will love!

I love using them both as dried herbs, infused oils, and even herbal teas in my botanical soap creations, each method adds its own beauty and benefit.

If you'd like to learn how to use these ingredients in your own artisan soaps, My Botanical Soap Making Course starts July 1st and it’s totally beginner-friendly!

Drop a 🌿 if you’ve ever used rosemary or bay in your skincare!

x

Have you tried the magic of rosemary + bay leaf yet?

Have you noticed how popular Rosemary become in skincare products, shampoos, natrural soaps and oils lately?

These two humble herbs from your kitchen garden might just be the botanical powerhouse your soap has been missing!

🍃 Rosemary isn't just a delicious herb, it’s packed with antibacterial and antioxidant properties.

It helps balance oily skin, promotes circulation, and can even extend the shelf life of your soap naturally thanks to its preservative qualities.

🍃 Bay Leaf brings a gentle exfoliation and a rich, grounding herbal scent that adds a luxurious touch.

Its anti-inflammatory properties make it soothing for sensitive skin types.

Together, they create a refreshing, invigorating bar that your skin will love!

I love using them both as dried herbs, infused oils, and even herbal teas in my botanical soap creations, each method adds its own beauty and benefit.

If you'd like to learn how to use these ingredients in your own artisan soaps, My Botanical Soap Making Course starts July 1st and it’s totally beginner-friendly!

Drop a 🌿 if you’ve ever used rosemary or bay in your skincare!

x

Did you know you can colour your soaps with nature alone?
🌿
No micas, no artificial colours, just use the power of plants.

For instance if you use Rosemary infusion and mix it with lye, you'll get a soft beige to light brown colour in your soap. Try bay leaf, you will get a light green shade...

Inside my Botanical Soap Making Course for Beginners, I teach you exactly how to use each one, what works, what morphs, and what to pair them with for beautiful, natural bars.

Course starts July 1

Join the waitlist to get early bird bonuses!

Join from linkinbio

Did you know you can colour your soaps with nature alone?
🌿
No micas, no artificial colours, just use the power of plants.

For instance if you use Rosemary infusion and mix it with lye, you'll get a soft beige to light brown colour in your soap. Try bay leaf, you will get a light green shade...

Inside my Botanical Soap Making Course for Beginners, I teach you exactly how to use each one, what works, what morphs, and what to pair them with for beautiful, natural bars.

Course starts July 1

Join the waitlist to get early bird bonuses!

Join from linkinbio

Botanical soap making uses natural clays and flower & plant powders as natural colourants instead of micas or dyes that are commonly used in general soap making.

You will learn all about natural colourants in my upcoming Botanical Soap Making course.

Reserve your seats now, only 2 weeks to go!

Join Waitlist for an Early Bird Offer from Linkinbio or from my website on www.thesoapacademy.com

Hope to see you there!

Botanical soap making uses natural clays and flower & plant powders as natural colourants instead of micas or dyes that are commonly used in general soap making.

You will learn all about natural colourants in my upcoming Botanical Soap Making course.

Reserve your seats now, only 2 weeks to go!

Join Waitlist for an Early Bird Offer from Linkinbio or from my website on www.thesoapacademy.com

Hope to see you there!

Botanical soap making uses natural clays and flower & plant powders as natural colourants instead of micas or dyes that are commonly used in general soap making.

You will learn all about natural colourants in my upcoming Botanical Soap Making course.

Reserve your seats now, only 2 weeks to go!

Join Waitlist for an Early Bird Offer from Linkinbio or from my website on www.thesoapacademy.com

Hope to see you there!

Botanical soap making uses natural clays and flower & plant powders as natural colourants instead of micas or dyes that are commonly used in general soap making.

You will learn all about natural colourants in my upcoming Botanical Soap Making course.

Reserve your seats now, only 2 weeks to go!

Join Waitlist for an Early Bird Offer from Linkinbio or from my website on www.thesoapacademy.com

Hope to see you there!

Botanical soap making uses natural clays and flower & plant powders as natural colourants instead of micas or dyes that are commonly used in general soap making.

You will learn all about natural colourants in my upcoming Botanical Soap Making course.

Reserve your seats now, only 2 weeks to go!

Join Waitlist for an Early Bird Offer from Linkinbio or from my website on www.thesoapacademy.com

Hope to see you there!

Botanical soap making uses natural clays and flower & plant powders as natural colourants instead of micas or dyes that are commonly used in general soap making.

You will learn all about natural colourants in my upcoming Botanical Soap Making course.

Reserve your seats now, only 2 weeks to go!

Join Waitlist for an Early Bird Offer from Linkinbio or from my website on www.thesoapacademy.com

Hope to see you there!

This soap is so special.

Do you wanna know why?

I've infused bay, rosemary, lavender and olive leaf in olive oil first.

I then used bay, peppermint & rosemary and infused them in tea.

So it has double goodness.

I used olive oil, coconut oil, apricot kernel oil and some jojoba oil.

I haven't use any essential oils for this soap as I love the natural scent of soap especially when it is infused with so many botanicals.

The colour came out as a soft light brown/beige, reminds me of all the earthy colours.

Soap shouldn't be about fancy colours or fancy scents, it should be natural and it should benefit our skins.

This is why this soap is so special.

Your thoughts?

This soap is so special.

Do you wanna know why?

I've infused bay, rosemary, lavender and olive leaf in olive oil first.

I then used bay, peppermint & rosemary and infused them in tea.

So it has double goodness.

I used olive oil, coconut oil, apricot kernel oil and some jojoba oil.

I haven't use any essential oils for this soap as I love the natural scent of soap especially when it is infused with so many botanicals.

The colour came out as a soft light brown/beige, reminds me of all the earthy colours.

Soap shouldn't be about fancy colours or fancy scents, it should be natural and it should benefit our skins.

This is why this soap is so special.

Your thoughts?

The countdown is on! Just 15 days until the doors open to the Botanical Soap Making Course for Beginners

🥳🥳🥳

Get on the waitlist now to be the first to know & get a special early bird bonus!

Revealing course price this SUNDAY, keep in tune!

👉 Link in bio to join the WAITLIST

#SoapCourseWaitlist #CountdownToSoapMaking #NaturalSkincareCourse #SoapAcademyLaunch #CreativeMakers #SoapAcademy #TheSoapAcademy

The countdown is on! Just 15 days until the doors open to the Botanical Soap Making Course for Beginners

🥳🥳🥳

Get on the waitlist now to be the first to know & get a special early bird bonus!

Revealing course price this SUNDAY, keep in tune!

👉 Link in bio to join the WAITLIST

#SoapCourseWaitlist #CountdownToSoapMaking #NaturalSkincareCourse #SoapAcademyLaunch #CreativeMakers #SoapAcademy #TheSoapAcademy

Why I started making soap & why I teach it now.

It all started with a simple bar of soap
Years ago, I fell in love with the art and alchemy of soap making. What began as curiosity turned into a full-blown passion and purpose.

This course is everything I wish I had when I started: clear guidance, botanical beauty, and a whole lot of encouragement.

💌 Ready to start your journey? Sign up for the waitlist!

#MySoapStory #MeetTheMaker #BotanicalSoap #SoapAcademy #ArtisanSoapMaking #EcoFriendlyBeauty

Why I started making soap & why I teach it now.

It all started with a simple bar of soap
Years ago, I fell in love with the art and alchemy of soap making. What began as curiosity turned into a full-blown passion and purpose.

This course is everything I wish I had when I started: clear guidance, botanical beauty, and a whole lot of encouragement.

💌 Ready to start your journey? Sign up for the waitlist!

#MySoapStory #MeetTheMaker #BotanicalSoap #SoapAcademy #ArtisanSoapMaking #EcoFriendlyBeauty

Aloe Vera face soap

Aloe Vera face soap

The Best Herbs & Flowers for Naturally Coloring Handmade Soap

When it comes to natural soap making, using herbs and flowers for color is a gentle and skin-loving alternative to artificial dyes. While many botanical infusions create only a subtle tint, their skin-nourishing benefits remain intact. If you're looking for more vibrant hues, you may want to explore the world of natural colorants.

Why Use Herbs and Flowers in Soap Making?

Infusing your soap with botanicals not only adds soft, natural colors but also enhances its skin benefits. From soothing irritation to providing anti-inflammatory properties, these herbs and flowers make your handmade soap even more luxurious. Below is a list of the best herbs and flowers you can use in your soap making, along with their skin benefits and the shades they produce.

20 Best Herbs & Flowers for Natural Soap Coloring
1. Bee Balm (Monarda fistulosa)

Benefits: Soothing, skin-healing properties

Usage: Infuse the flowers and leaves in oil or make a tea

Color: Off-white

2. Calendula (Calendula officinalis)

Benefits: Helps repair damaged or broken skin

Usage: Use petals or whole flower heads in an oil infusion or strong tea

Color: Soft yellow

3. Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla)

Benefits: Anti-inflammatory, calms itchy skin

Usage: Infuse flowers in oil or create a strong tea

Color: Soft yellow

4. Chickweed (Stellaria media)

Benefits: Soothing, anti-itch properties

Usage: Use aerial parts for an oil infusion or tea

Color: Soft pale green

5. Comfrey Leaf (Symphytum officinale)

Benefits: Great for eczema and itchy skin, rich in skin-repairing allantoin

Usage: Use leaves to create an oil infusion or tea

Color: Off-white to pale yellow-green

6. Dandelion Flowers (Taraxacum officinale)

Benefits: Soothing for dry to normal skin

Usage: Infuse flowers in oil or make a tea

Color: Soft yellow

7. Elder Flowers (Sambucus nigra)

Benefits: Traditional remedy for clear skin

Usage: Infuse flowers in oil or tea

Color: Off-white to barely yellow

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The Best Herbs & Flowers for Naturally Coloring Handmade Soap

When it comes to natural soap making, using herbs and flowers for color is a gentle and skin-loving alternative to artificial dyes. While many botanical infusions create only a subtle tint, their skin-nourishing benefits remain intact. If you're looking for more vibrant hues, you may want to explore the world of natural colorants.

Why Use Herbs and Flowers in Soap Making?

Infusing your soap with botanicals not only adds soft, natural colors but also enhances its skin benefits. From soothing irritation to providing anti-inflammatory properties, these herbs and flowers make your handmade soap even more luxurious. Below is a list of the best herbs and flowers you can use in your soap making, along with their skin benefits and the shades they produce.

20 Best Herbs & Flowers for Natural Soap Coloring
1. Bee Balm (Monarda fistulosa)

Benefits: Soothing, skin-healing properties

Usage: Infuse the flowers and leaves in oil or make a tea

Color: Off-white

2. Calendula (Calendula officinalis)

Benefits: Helps repair damaged or broken skin

Usage: Use petals or whole flower heads in an oil infusion or strong tea

Color: Soft yellow

3. Chamomile (Matricaria chamomilla)

Benefits: Anti-inflammatory, calms itchy skin

Usage: Infuse flowers in oil or create a strong tea

Color: Soft yellow

4. Chickweed (Stellaria media)

Benefits: Soothing, anti-itch properties

Usage: Use aerial parts for an oil infusion or tea

Color: Soft pale green

5. Comfrey Leaf (Symphytum officinale)

Benefits: Great for eczema and itchy skin, rich in skin-repairing allantoin

Usage: Use leaves to create an oil infusion or tea

Color: Off-white to pale yellow-green

6. Dandelion Flowers (Taraxacum officinale)

Benefits: Soothing for dry to normal skin

Usage: Infuse flowers in oil or make a tea

Color: Soft yellow

7. Elder Flowers (Sambucus nigra)

Benefits: Traditional remedy for clear skin

Usage: Infuse flowers in oil or tea

Color: Off-white to barely yellow

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Did you know that botanical soaps aren’t just beautiful but also packed with skin-loving benefits?

Our handcrafted soaps are made with naturally derived ingredients like herbs, clays, essential oils, and plant-based butters to nourish, cleanse, and pamper your skin, without the harsh chemicals! ✨

Botanical Benefits:

🌸 Herbs & Flowers: Infuse the skin with antioxidants and a natural, delicate aroma.

🌿 Clays & Charcoal: Gently purify, drawing out impurities for a fresh, glowing complexion.

🍃 Plant Oils & Butters: Hydrate and soften, leaving skin feeling silky smooth.

Each bar is a little slice of nature, because your skin deserves the best!

#SoapAcademy #BotanicalSkincare #HandmadeSoap #NaturalBeauty #GreenLiving #EcoFriendlySoap #HerbalSkincare #LuxurySoap #SustainableBeauty #ColdProcessSoap

Did you know that botanical soaps aren’t just beautiful but also packed with skin-loving benefits?

Our handcrafted soaps are made with naturally derived ingredients like herbs, clays, essential oils, and plant-based butters to nourish, cleanse, and pamper your skin, without the harsh chemicals! ✨

Botanical Benefits:

🌸 Herbs & Flowers: Infuse the skin with antioxidants and a natural, delicate aroma.

🌿 Clays & Charcoal: Gently purify, drawing out impurities for a fresh, glowing complexion.

🍃 Plant Oils & Butters: Hydrate and soften, leaving skin feeling silky smooth.

Each bar is a little slice of nature, because your skin deserves the best!

#SoapAcademy #BotanicalSkincare #HandmadeSoap #NaturalBeauty #GreenLiving #EcoFriendlySoap #HerbalSkincare #LuxurySoap #SustainableBeauty #ColdProcessSoap

Botanical soap making is more than just pretty petals 💐

It’s the art of infusing nature into your skincare, using herbs, flowers, oils, and clays to nourish your skin and delight your senses.

In my upcoming course, I’ll teach you how to craft botanical bars that are beautiful, functional, and safe for all skin types.

🌿 Curious to learn more?

The waitlist is open!

#BotanicalSoap #WhatIsBotanicalSoap #SoapAcademy #SoapMakingTips #NaturalBeautyCourse #learnsoapmaking

Botanical soap making is more than just pretty petals 💐

It’s the art of infusing nature into your skincare, using herbs, flowers, oils, and clays to nourish your skin and delight your senses.

In my upcoming course, I’ll teach you how to craft botanical bars that are beautiful, functional, and safe for all skin types.

🌿 Curious to learn more?

The waitlist is open!

#BotanicalSoap #WhatIsBotanicalSoap #SoapAcademy #SoapMakingTips #NaturalBeautyCourse #learnsoapmaking

In love with this soap 💜

In love with this soap 💜

Hello everyone,

I’m thrilled to announce the Botanical Soap Making Course for Beginners, launching on 1st July 2025!

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If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to create your own gorgeous, skin-loving soaps with botanicals and natural ingredients, this is your sign.

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Let’s turn your creativity into beautiful bars.

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Get on the waitlist today for a special early bird offer!

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#SoapAcademy #BotanicalSoapCourse #SoapMakingForBeginners #NaturalSkincare #HandmadeSoapLove #CreativeBusinessJourney
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Hello everyone,

I’m thrilled to announce the Botanical Soap Making Course for Beginners, launching on 1st July 2025!

💚

If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to create your own gorgeous, skin-loving soaps with botanicals and natural ingredients, this is your sign.

💚

Let’s turn your creativity into beautiful bars.

💚

Get on the waitlist today for a special early bird offer!

(Link in bio)

#SoapAcademy #BotanicalSoapCourse #SoapMakingForBeginners #NaturalSkincare #HandmadeSoapLove #CreativeBusinessJourney
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Wait until you see what these powders do to your soap

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No micas, no artificial pigments, just beautiful powders from the earth and plants.

🌸

Here’s what’s in this dreamy flatlay:

🍃 Hemp powder
🥬 Chorella powder
🟠 Madder root
🟤 Red and pink clays
🌊 Cambrian blue clay
⚪ Kaolin clay
🖤 Activated charcoal

These natural colourants not only make your soaps stunning, they often bring gentle skin-loving benefits too 💚

🌸

Inside my Botanical Soap Making Course for Beginners, I teach you exactly how to use each one, what works, what morphs, and what to pair them with for beautiful, natural bars

🌸

✨ Course starts July 1
✨ Join the waitlist to get early bird bonuses

🌿 Drop a 🌸 if you want a Part 2: Natural Colourant Swatches in Soap!

#NaturalSoapmaking #SoapColorants #HerbalSoapMaking #SoapMakingCourse #SoapAcademy #ColdProcessSoap #ClaysInSkincare #SoapmakerLife #VeganSoap #BeginnerSoapMaker #BotanicalSoap #ClaySoap #SoapReel #SoapMakingTips #ViralReel2025

Wait until you see what these powders do to your soap

🌸

No micas, no artificial pigments, just beautiful powders from the earth and plants.

🌸

Here’s what’s in this dreamy flatlay:

🍃 Hemp powder
🥬 Chorella powder
🟠 Madder root
🟤 Red and pink clays
🌊 Cambrian blue clay
⚪ Kaolin clay
🖤 Activated charcoal

These natural colourants not only make your soaps stunning, they often bring gentle skin-loving benefits too 💚

🌸

Inside my Botanical Soap Making Course for Beginners, I teach you exactly how to use each one, what works, what morphs, and what to pair them with for beautiful, natural bars

🌸

✨ Course starts July 1
✨ Join the waitlist to get early bird bonuses

🌿 Drop a 🌸 if you want a Part 2: Natural Colourant Swatches in Soap!

#NaturalSoapmaking #SoapColorants #HerbalSoapMaking #SoapMakingCourse #SoapAcademy #ColdProcessSoap #ClaysInSkincare #SoapmakerLife #VeganSoap #BeginnerSoapMaker #BotanicalSoap #ClaySoap #SoapReel #SoapMakingTips #ViralReel2025

I am growing both peppermint and spearmint and use them in my soaps. Mint is one of the easiest herb you can grow in your garden or in a pot.

I recently bought these black drying baskets to dry my herbs and flowers from the garden and I am loving it!

Once you dry your mints, you can make them into small pieces simply by rolling in your hands, put them in a jar and use them in your soaps either by adding 1 teaspoon to your soap mix or by infusing the tea.

Give it a try, the nature mother has all we need, we don't need nasty chemicals, synthetic dyes, let's keep it natural for the benefit of our skin and our nature!

I am growing both peppermint and spearmint and use them in my soaps. Mint is one of the easiest herb you can grow in your garden or in a pot.

I recently bought these black drying baskets to dry my herbs and flowers from the garden and I am loving it!

Once you dry your mints, you can make them into small pieces simply by rolling in your hands, put them in a jar and use them in your soaps either by adding 1 teaspoon to your soap mix or by infusing the tea.

Give it a try, the nature mother has all we need, we don't need nasty chemicals, synthetic dyes, let's keep it natural for the benefit of our skin and our nature!

Let’s all use the magical natural colourants in soap making instead of synthetic colourants.

This beautiful cherry hue wasn’t achieved with mica or artificial dyes but comes purely from Madder Root Powder 🍒🌺

Why use Madder Root powder in soap?

✔️ 100% plant-based, natural colourant
✔️ Adds warm shades ranging from blush pink to earthy red
✔️ Known for its gentle, skin-loving properties
✔️ Traditionally used for its anti-inflammatory and detoxifying benefits
✔️ Pairs beautifully with Geranium essential oil for a balancing, floral scent

Check out the reel to see how it came together, it’s a lovely process to watch! it’s a blend of colour therapy, aromatherapy, and skin nourishment all in one!
Have you tried using botanical powders in your soap recipes?

#naturalsoapcolor #madderroot #soapmakingcommunity #coldprocesssoap #geraniumessentialoil #botanicalsoap #cherrysoap #plantdyepower #artisansoap #handcraftedsoap #soapmakersofinstagram

Let’s all use the magical natural colourants in soap making instead of synthetic colourants.

This beautiful cherry hue wasn’t achieved with mica or artificial dyes but comes purely from Madder Root Powder 🍒🌺

Why use Madder Root powder in soap?

✔️ 100% plant-based, natural colourant
✔️ Adds warm shades ranging from blush pink to earthy red
✔️ Known for its gentle, skin-loving properties
✔️ Traditionally used for its anti-inflammatory and detoxifying benefits
✔️ Pairs beautifully with Geranium essential oil for a balancing, floral scent

Check out the reel to see how it came together, it’s a lovely process to watch! it’s a blend of colour therapy, aromatherapy, and skin nourishment all in one!
Have you tried using botanical powders in your soap recipes?

#naturalsoapcolor #madderroot #soapmakingcommunity #coldprocesssoap #geraniumessentialoil #botanicalsoap #cherrysoap #plantdyepower #artisansoap #handcraftedsoap #soapmakersofinstagram

Soap making isn’t just a craft, it’s free therapy for me. It’s more than learning a skill, it’s a return to self.

Did you know soap making can help with:
🧠 Stress relief
🎨 Creative fulfilment
👐 Slowing down and being present

I created this beautiful coloured soap today by using madder root powder, 2 teaspoons for 1 kg soap gave this colour, I have seen deeper shades of this soap on the internet as well and will also try them. I mixed the powder with lye at the beginning. Normally I make this soap with pink clay and it turns out a beautiful pastel pink colour but wanted to try something new today.

For essential oils, I used my all time favourite Geranium Rose, a timeless rose scent that is very popular in hand soaps, liquid soaps and natural shampoos these days.

I love using only natural ingredients in my soaps, kind to skin, kind to our nature.

Let me know if you find soap making as a way of therapy 👇

#SoapAsSelfCare #BotanicalRituals #CreativeHealing #SoapWithSoul #SoapAcademy #IntentionalLiving

Soap making isn’t just a craft, it’s free therapy for me. It’s more than learning a skill, it’s a return to self.

Did you know soap making can help with:
🧠 Stress relief
🎨 Creative fulfilment
👐 Slowing down and being present

I created this beautiful coloured soap today by using madder root powder, 2 teaspoons for 1 kg soap gave this colour, I have seen deeper shades of this soap on the internet as well and will also try them. I mixed the powder with lye at the beginning. Normally I make this soap with pink clay and it turns out a beautiful pastel pink colour but wanted to try something new today.

For essential oils, I used my all time favourite Geranium Rose, a timeless rose scent that is very popular in hand soaps, liquid soaps and natural shampoos these days.

I love using only natural ingredients in my soaps, kind to skin, kind to our nature.

Let me know if you find soap making as a way of therapy 👇

#SoapAsSelfCare #BotanicalRituals #CreativeHealing #SoapWithSoul #SoapAcademy #IntentionalLiving

Botanical Soap #soapacademy

Botanical Soap #soapacademy

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