May 2018 | Body Butters | KCK Soapery

I modified my body butter ingredients a little since it is getting warmer and my first body butter recipe melted when I left a container in the car one warm April day.

Although I highly recommend not leaving the body butters in warm space, this new recipe contains beeswax which is known to be very beneficial to the skin and will keep the body butters a little firmer.

I love the process of making up a recipe, adding and weighing the ingredients, and trying to make the final products look and feel pretty.  That is why most of my products have more ingredients than what is necessary. They are all natural, not synthetic, and will give additional benefits to the skin.

The body butters below contains Shea butter, Mango butter, Avocado butter, Coconut oil, Avocado oil, and beeswax.

Cocoa body butter has an added cocoa butter.

Unicorn poop is added with Unicorn poop fragrance oil.

Lavender is added with Lavender essential oil.

Cocoa Body Butter

Unicorn Poop fragrance oil Body Butter

Lavender Essential Oil Body Butter

Enjoy!

April 2018 | Unicorn Poop Body Butter | KCK Soapery

This is Unicorn Poop scented body butter.  Fragrance is described as a rainbow of delicious treats such as sugared strawberry, sweet peach, ripe raspberry and cotton candy.

Ingredients include Avocado butter, avocado oil, mango butter, shea butter, coconut oil, beeswax, colloidal oatmeal, and corn starch.

Adding beeswax to the melted oils and butter.

Adding colloidal oatmeal and corn starch.

Separate the butter into 4 equal parts and added the different uniform poop colors.

Lined them up in a cling wrap ready for piping.

Ready to be enjoyed!

April 2018 | Spring | KCK Soapery

Scented with mother's love described as slightly sweet and innocent scent that includes a blend of peonies, hyacinth, day lilies, apple blossoms, soft bergamot.

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.

April 2018 | Real Estate Cupcake Giveaways | KCK Soapery

What do you guys/ladies think of this packaging?  

This handmade soap is scented with Lemongrass Verbena.

I added pineapple and seashells to these cupcakes designed for a real estate agent friend.

Blue, some pink, yellow, and white to color this batch.

Usual ingredients: Coconut oil, Olive oil, Rice bran oil, Palm oil, Castor oil and Mango butter

For the cupcake part, I dropped the colors into the pot and gave it a little swirl.

Poured into the mold.

Lined the remaining colors in a cling wrap, then put into the piping bag.

Enjoy!

February 2018 | Sugar and Mint | KCK Soapery

Fragrance is described as sugar crystals infused with fresh dried peppermint and spearmint leaves.

I made this goat's milk soap with my new favorite recipe which includes coconut oil, olive oil, rice bran oil, palm oil, mango butter, shea butter, and castor oil.

I used only green color for this batch.  Then, poured the uncolored batter into the mold and dropped the green in three lines.

Ran a hanger through the lines and covered the top with the rest of the uncolored batter.

Then drizzled the leftover green.

Made a swirl on top using chopstick.

Sprinkled the top with sugar pearls and glitter.

Out of the mold.

Love the end result of this batch.

Enjoy!

February 2018 | Sun and Sand | KCK Soapery

My mom who was visiting really loved this scent! My supplier described it as a tropical beach breeze of sweet orange blossom, bright citrus, french lavender and powdery musk.

This batch contains my new Goat's milk recipe which includes: Coconut oil, olive oil, rice bran oil, palm oil, shea butter, mango butter and castor oil.

Added coffee grounds to give that sandy look and a little exfoliation to the uncolored batter.

Dropped the yellow and blue batters to the base.

Gave it a little swirl with a spatula.

Carefully poured the swirled yellow and blue batter on top of the sandy layer and drizzled the leftover yellow and blue batters.

Swirled the top with my ever handy dandy chopstick.

Out of the mold.

Ready to be enjoyed!