Soap Making Recipes

Creamy Chocolate Soap

How to make Creamy Chocolate Soap - DIY Craft Project from Craftbits.com
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  • 12 oz (340g)of soap flakes
    8 oz (225g)of cocoa butter
    12 oz (340g)of olive oil
    4 oz (110g)of cocoa
    Brown mica Color (optional)
    Chocolate Mold (optional)

This recipe is for Melt and pour Soap
If you are not familiar with this process then read our step by step guide.

Use a chocolate mold to press this soap into chocolate shapes or even make a large batch and pour it into a small round cake mold. The slice from the rounded cake. Which is a great idea for craft stalls.

  

By Shellie Wilson. Shellie is the chief creative editor for Craftbits.

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It will make a lovely christmas gift for chocolohic friends

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How hard would this be for girl scouts to make? ages 10- 12

I love chocolate!Even though its soap it still so good I could eat it!:D-muffin99cat

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I used melt and pour for this, and as I suspected it didn't work.The oil separated as it set.There was so much chocolate that it was almost edible!Perhaps it would work using CP grated soap?

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Cocoa is available at the supermarket in the baking section.

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What is cocos (Is it chocolate powder)? Where would I get it?

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i think it works probably

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Yes it is melt and pour base.

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what is soap flakes? Is it just shaved melt and pour base?

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Soap flakes is a general reference to cold processed soap flakes

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Has anyone made this? Is it good or not?