Homemade Galaxy Soap

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I have always thought soap making could be fun and it would make great gift ideas. This fun galaxy soap is very easy to make and the kids will LOVE it!

There are 2 different methods to making soap: cold press and melt and pour.

I chose the melt and pour method due to kids running around house. I know the cold press way can be safely done, however, I just didn’t want to risk it.

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Basically, with the melt and pour method, you are starting with a soap as a base and melting it back down, to create a new style of soap.

Important

When making soap, it is very important that you choose dyes and fragrances that are SKIN SAFE! Please be aware of this if you choose to make your own.

I choose not to use a scent with this soap recipe since I was unsure what I would want the galaxy to smell like. If you choose to add a scent, make sure it is Skin Safe!!

How To Make Homemade Galaxy Soap

What you will need:

Goats Milk Melt and Pour Base – I used 1 pound
Pearl Mica Powder – dye for the soap
Popsicle Sticks – used for stiring
Glass measuring cup – for melting the soap base
Soap Molds – I used Silicone molds
Small spray bottle of rubbing alcohol

Goats Milk – 2 Lbs Melt and Pour Soap Base – Our Earth’s Secrets Pearl Mineral Mica Cosmetic Grade DIY Mineral Makeup Soap Colorants Pigments Ozera 6 Cavities Silicone Cake Mold (2 Pack)

INSTRUCTIONS:

Before you melt your soap base, prepare your soap molds. Using a popsicle stick, scoop just a little bit of the pink, green, purple, and blue into different parts of the molds.

Cut 1 pound of the goats milk soap base into 1 inch chunks.

Place them in a large glass measuring cup and place in the microwave. Microwave the soap base in 45 second increments until it is melted. Stir every 45 seconds. Please beware that you can burn your soap.

When the soap is fully melted, add a bit of the white to the soap base. Use a popsicle stick to stir it in. Yes, I know it is already white, but it does add more sparkle. 🙂

Gently pour the soaps into the molds. You should get almost 5 full bars of soap. You may not want to fill them totally to the top like I did in the photo. You will want to be able to stir without spilling over the sides.

Using a popsicle stick, gently stir around the soap to swirl it around.

Spray the top of the soap with rubbing alcohol. This will pop any bubbles that come to the top of the soap.