When researching ingredients for my soap recipes I realize that oatmeal and honey are perfect add ins. This Oatmeal Honey Soap Recipe smells really good and works well for all the skin types in our home.

Benefits of Oatmeal in Soap:
Relieves itching and irritation in your skin.
Gently exfoliates your skin naturally.
Moisturizes your skin.
Oatmeal has anti bacterial and anti inflammatory properties.

Benefits of Honey in Soap:
Moisturizes your skin.
Honey has anti bacterial properties.
Antioxidant that helps repair sun damaged skin.
Helps add lather to your soap.

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Oatmeal Honey Soap Recipe

Supplies Needed:
White melt and pour soap block
2 tablespoons old fashioned oats
1 teaspoon honey
1/2 teaspoon vitamin E oil
Spray bottle of rubbing alcohol
Square soap molds
Glass measuring cup

 
Directions:
1. Cut about 8-10 ice cube sizes blocks off your soap block and place into a glass measuring cup

2. Microwave for 1-2 minutes, stirring every 30 seconds until melted

3. Mix in your oats, honey and vitamin E oil

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4. Pour your soap into your molds and spray with rubbing alcohol to prevent any surface bubbling.

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5. Freeze for about 45 minutes or until no longer warm

6. Stretch the sides of the mold and carefully press up on the bottom to remove your soaps

Wrap your soaps if you are giving them as gifts   I used brown paper and twine. Burlap would be pretty too but use anything you have. If you are keeping them for your family you can wrap them or store them in an air tight container.

Oatmeal Honey Soap

Oatmeal Honey Soap Recipe

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Materials

• White melt and pour soap block
• 2 tablespoons old fashioned oats
• 1 teaspoon honey
• 1/2 teaspoon vitamin E oil
• Spray bottle of rubbing alcohol

Tools

• Square soap molds
• Glass measuring cup

Instructions

1. Cut about 8-10 ice cube sizes blocks off your soap block and place into a glass measuring cup
2. Microwave for 1-2 minutes, stirring every 30 seconds until melted
3. Mix in your oats, honey and vitamin E oil
4. Pour your soap into your molds and spray with rubbing alcohol to prevent any surface bubbling 
5. Freeze for about 45 minutes or until no longer warm
6. Stretch the sides of the mold and carefully press up on the bottom to remove your soaps