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Orange + Cinnamon Soap
Smell and taste delicious by making yourself some orange and cinnamon soap.
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Break up two bars of soap in to small chunks. You can grate the soap but I blended mine in a bean grinder to make it powder like.
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Put the soap in to a plastic jug and place in to a pan of boilng water. Leave to cook in the pan for about 20 minutes. The soap will go soft.
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Add the olive oil and mix in well. Place back in the pan and leave to cook for another 15 minutes.
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Add the orange rind, vanilla oil, cinnamon and mix.
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Pour the soap in to a mold and flatten and compact it with your fingers.
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Leave to set for about 5 days. The soap will be hard and compact. Remove the soap from its mold and cut in to square slabs.
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Posted By:Cat Morley »
October 02, 2005 17:02
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Cat Morley
18 Oct 12:17
Yeah you should.. it will leave you smelling delicious.
caged_liberty
18 Oct 14:17
ooh I'll definately be trying this one!
Gin
14 Mar 14:59
Gosh! I thought it said orange and cinnamon soup, and I was thinking, hang on, that sounds kinda gross, and then I saw that it was solid and therefore not soup. I need to get my eyesight checked.
Amie
29 Mar 22:34
What un-scented soap did you use? I can't find any anywhere!
Jaunice
30 Sep 23:20
Is that 63 drop of cinnamon,43 drops odVanilla oil? I am sorry that I have to ask but I want to do it right.Thank you for your information.
Kris
21 May 18:36
Wicked awesome idea, much easier than making soap totally from scratch. Bf has tons of herbs and oils, so I could probably do some other combinations too.
Jocelyn A.
09 Sep 23:39
will this be ok for sensitive skin??
Cat Morley
11 Sep 22:09
Hmm, I have sensitive skin and it's fine for me. I'd suggest testing it on a small area of your skin first, such as your hand to see if it flares up.
Tashiie.x R.
28 Sep 13:33
Yum, it's soo easy,
It's gotta be gud.
Thnx x x