Marigold Soap Recipe with Honey and Oatmeal

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“Gifts from the Garden” by Deborah Robertson is full of creative ways to use your garden to its fullest, year round.
“Gifts from the Garden” by Deborah Robertson is full of creative ways to use your garden to its fullest, year round.
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New or vintage muffin and tart pans in interesting shapes make great soap molds.
New or vintage muffin and tart pans in interesting shapes make great soap molds.

Gifts from the Garden (Kyle Books, 2013) is food writer Debora Robertson’s inspirational collection of over 100 pretty and practical projects for any green-fingered crafter wanting to make the most of their garden’s bounty throughout the seasons. From the edible to the decorative, Robertson presents original ideas to suit every occasion. This excerpt gives you a step-by-step marigold soap recipe with honey and oatmeal accents.

You can purchase this book from the Mother Earth Living store: Gifts from the Garden.

Marigold Soap Recipe with Honey and Oatmeal

Soap making can be just as satisfying and addictive as creating delicious recipes. Combine ingredients to suit your mood, whether you want something to uplift, energize, or promote relaxation. This is a pretty and soothing concoction. Marigolds are a natural anti-inflammatory, honey nourishes and moisturizes the skin, and oatmeal is a gentle exfoliant. Cheering, soothing, citrus-based essential oils provide the perfect seasoning.

• 18oz melt-and-mold white soap

  • Published on Nov 12, 2013
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