Soap is amongst the most useful gifts you can give yourself and others, yet most of us just buy it when we need to scrub ourselves down. Learning how to make soap in bulk is a great to have for a crafty gift and also aides in the shift towards wasting less in your house. We’ve come up with a surprisingly quick and easy DIY you can do with minimal material which adds a little extra love by infusing a Numi Organic Tea of your choice into the mix.
INGREDIENTS
*for 6 bars of soap
3 Numi Teabags of your choice (we suggest White Rose, hibiscus-based Embrace, or floral Jasmine Green for starters)
A Pot (that you don’t mind getting soapy)
HOW TO
- Set out your silicone soap moulds on a cutting board or pan so you’re able to move it into the fridge once it is filled with soapy goodness.
- Sprinkle some edible flowers into the bottom of the silicone soap moulds.
- Melt the Melt & Pour Soap Base in the pot on a low heat, stirring continuously until it is completely melted.
- Once it is melted, cut open the top of the tea bags and pour them into the mix.
- Add a few drops of essential oil (we suggest lavender here, but use whatever you prefer. Eucalyptus and Grapefruit also work well) in and keep stirring, for 2-5 minutes so the tea and essential oil infuses into the mix.
- Pour the mix into the silicone soap moulds, filling the moulds to the top.
- Sprinkle some edible flowers on top.
- Put the moulds into the fridge to set.
For more easy tea-infused crafts, try Holly Rose’s DIY Chai Tea Scented Candle and Chocolate Dipped Tea Spoons.
Beautiful instructions and love the look of these soaps.
Just wanted to ask can I use any tea, like earl grey or rooibos to make the soap?
Love to give this a go.