Showing posts with label Lavender Essential Oil. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lavender Essential Oil. Show all posts

Thursday, April 19, 2018

April 2018 | Lavender Essential Oil | KCK Soapery


This handmade soap consists of lavender essential oil, goat's milk, mango butter, and shea butter.

Lavender essential oil is known to benefit mental health and is widely regarded as one of the most versatile essential oils. The oil promotes relaxation and is also anti-inflammatory.











Saturday, March 17, 2018

March 2018 | Lavender Whipped Body Butter | KCK Soapery


This whipped body butter is made with Coconut oil,  Avocado butter, Mango butter, avocado oil, and scented with Lavender essential oil.  A dash of lavender mica is added to give it some color.  I made quite a few batches of these! I just don't have good enough pictures to post.  


Melted all the butters and coconut oil and let them harden a little bit.


Added Vitamin E for extra moisturizing.


Mixed until you get a peak.


Alternate lavender and white on a sheet of cling wrap and then piped the body butter into containers.


I love the texture and feel of these recipe.

Thank you for stopping by!

Wednesday, January 10, 2018

January 2018 | Lavender Chocolate | KCK Soapery


With Valentine's Day in the horizon, I thought of pairing colors and scents.


Lavender essential oil and Chocolate Lover's fragrance oil with lavender mica and brown mica for colors.


Ingredients are my usual Coconut oil, Olive oil, Rice Bran oil, Palm oil, Mango butter, and Castor oil.   Divided the soap batter for both colors with a little white leftover.  Added some colloidal oatmeal, just because I felt the need to add something more and colloidal oatmeal is good for the skin and I have some available.


 Poured the brown batter and poured a little uneven layer of white leftover in the middle layer.


Dropped the lavender batter by the spoonfuls.


Textured the top with the spoon and drizzled some lavender buds on top.


Out of the mold.


Cut and ready to join you in your shower or bath.

Thanks for dropping by!

Friday, September 15, 2017

September 2017 | Lavender Essential Oil | KCK Soapery


This batch was inspired by a family member who likes essential oils.  


I decided to make this very natural, no added colors or fragrance. Oils used were Olive Oil, Rice Bran Oil, Coconut Oil, Palm Oil, and Castor Oil.  I also used two butters, Shea Butter and Mango Butter and scented with Lavender Essential Oil.


I always love the look and feel of the oils and butters emulsifying.


Poured the batch onto the mold.  Just as natural, plain, and simple.


 I got an itch and just had to do some artsy stuff.  Using spoon, I gave the top some texture.


Added some lavender buds in the middle. The buds were added while the soap was still wet in the mold.
I forgot to take a picture of it.
This picture was taken after I unmolded the soap.


Some of the lavender buds are still just loosely attached and came off.  But I like the contrast it gave to the soap.

Thank you for stopping by!

Tuesday, March 28, 2017

March 2017 | Lavender Essential Oil and Shea Butter "Butterfly Swirl" | KCK Soapery


This batch was specially made for a friend who loves Lavender Essential oil.  Thank you "M" for your order.  "M" wants her soap to be colorful and the addition of shea butter made the soap feels great to the skin and visually look so creamy.


Colors used were brown, white, green, yellow, pink and lavender. Scented with Lavender Essential oil.


After pouring the white base, I alternate the different colors in the middle of the mold.





Covered the colors with white so the colors are not seen on top and will allow me to play with the top without disturbing the design inside.  Then using the kids regular straw size play thing that I know they will not miss, I inserted the straw thingy and drag out a little swirl with it.


I have no definite reason about the way I colored the top.  This is what my instinct told me to do and I just added the different colors the way I brain told me.


This was how the colors end up after I used up all the leftover soap batter.


Gave the colors a little swirl through out the mold.


Made another swirl diagonally.


Removed the soap after two days in the mold just to be sure they come out intact.  Nothing got stuck.


I am so happy with how it turned out.  Hope "M" is happy with them, too!

Wednesday, January 28, 2015

January 2015 | Lavender Mint | KCK Soapery

 
This batch is for a friend who asked me to make a lavender essential oil soap for her. 
I added a hint of mint into the mix.
 
 
As I was going through my facebook notifications, a soaping group posted a picture of a swirl I haven't tried.  So attached to this post is a video of my attempt. 
Colors used were lavender, yellow, pink, blue and white.
 
 
I almost got the technique, will need to pour the colored soap batter thinner next time.  Above picture was taken right after I swirled the top.  It's wet soap.  Ingredients include Coconut Oil, Olive Oil, Rice Bran Oil, Mango Butter, Shea Butter, Palm Oil and Castor Oil.
 
 
Above is picture three days after, dry enough to remove from the mold.  Colors remained true to how it was when poured.
 
 
Thank you for dropping by!
 
 


Tuesday, October 7, 2014

October 2014 | Chocolate Lavender | KCK Soapery

 
Made this batch on Sunday, I sliced a bar off yesterday (Monday) but had to stop since the loaf was too soft.  I cut the rest of the loaf today (Tuesday) just because I am starting to get impatient.  But it was still a little on the soft side.
 
 
Ingredients were my usual Coconut oil, Olive Oil, Rice Bran Oil, Palm Oil, Mango Butter and Castor Oil.  I have been playing with the amount of each of the different oils.  This particular recipe turned out to be the softest of them all. 
 
 
Skin loving additives added were Tussah silk and white kaolin clay. 
 
 
The texture of the soap batter was just perfect for piping.  The chocolate brown layer was fragranced with Chocolate Lover's while the white and purple were scented with lavender essential oil.
 
 
I am happy with the result.  Just have to wait a few more days before I can unmold the little ghosts and snowflakes.