Natural soap colorants

44 natural soap colorants reveal many ways to color your homemade soap naturally, along with ideas for exfoliation, antioxidants, and more!

Ready to learn how to color soap naturally? Handmade soap is so much more fun when you add some color. But using natural soap coloring is so much better than chemicals and dyes.

NOTE: In this article, you’ll find out how to color your soap using only natural ingredients! These include things like herbs and plants, clays, and even some textures. Get creative with your natural, handmade soap! When I first began making soap, I was just concerned about the soap lathering, mo

I wanted to see what natural powders would do to color my soap, these are my results.

Do you make your own soap? I have experimented with almost all the natural dyes possible! Which is best? Herbal teas, infused oils, spice powders, or clays? Here is my favorite breakdown of how to make your natural soap whatever color you desire. #naturalsoapmaking #soaprecipes #hotprocesssoap #coldprocesssoap #soapcoloring

I was boxing up some soap to donate and ran across some naturally colored soaps. I decided to take a quick picture to share. These soaps were made adding the herb/spice/clay to trace. The photo was taken after 6 months so you can see that some (nettle) have faded.

NOTE: In this article, you’ll find out how to color your soap using only natural ingredients! These include things like herbs and plants, clays, and even some textures. Get creative with your natural, handmade soap! When I first began making soap, I was just concerned about the soap lathering, mo

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Woad Soap Recipe: Naturally coloring soap blue - Lovely Greens

Wondering what your naturally colored DIY soap will look like after 6 months? I was boxing up soap to donate and came across some soaps I had made using natural colorants. I decided to take a quick picture to share.These cold process soaps were made adding the herb, spice, or clay to trace. The photo was taken after 6 months and you can see that some (nettle) have faded. Click through and visit the blog for more resources on natural soap colorants!

I tested different clays as natural colorants and here are my results.

Natural Soap Colorants

Soap making for beginners covering the benefits of making some at home, the difference between cold process and hot process, which process is better, and an all natural colorant guide. #soapmaking #soap #naturalcolorant

In this tutorial I’ll take you step-by-step through how to color your handmade soap naturally wiht herb and spice infused oils! This method is easy and works very well for most natural colorants when coloring your handmade cold process soap. Infusing oil helps to prevent the grainy or speckled look you may get when you add spice or herb powders to traced soap! We’ll go over both the cold infusion and heat infusion processes. Click through to the blog for the instructions! Happy soaping!

Natural soap colors

Soap colors don't have to be made from pigments and synthetic powders! Try these tips and tricks to color your cold-process soap naturally!

Although I love making bright and colorful soap using micas, pigments, Lab Colors and other synthetic colorants, ever since I started making soap I’ve been drawn to using natural colorants in soap making. To me there is a romantic notion that soap can be colored using natural herbs, spices and clays. And if you sell soap...you probably

Learn how easy it is to make pencil lines to add visual interest to your handmade cold process soaps. Also includes 12 natural colorant options to experiment with!

Have you ever wondered how long natural colors last in your homemade soap? Spoiler Alert: Over 2 Years and going strong!