Are you looking for a quick and easy gift for Christmas? My DIY orange cinnamon soap is just the thing and is very easy to make yourself. It is a great gift idea for any occasion and perfect for those who already have everything.
Orange-Cinnamon Soap – creative Christmas gift
Pouring soap is not only easy, but also a creative gift idea for Christmas. Especially with dried oranges and ground cinnamon, this soap is an eye-catcher and exudes a wonderful scent! In this article, I will explain to you how you can easily pour orange soap yourself.
It’s so easy to make this soap yourself:
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Instructions
Melt 200 g of the raw soap according to the instructions on the packet. This usually works in the microwave. Then mix the soap with the cinnamon and scented oil and pour it into the mold with a spoon.
Before pouring the second part of the soap on, use the skewer to make a few scratches in the hardened soap so that it will bond better with the second layer later.
Then melt the remaining 50g in the same container so that a little of the cinnamon residue can be mixed in. This part of the soap is much lighter, however.
Then pour this soap over the hardened soap bar into the mold using a spoon.
The soap hardens very quickly, so press the dried orange slices onto the surface first.
Place in the fridge for about half an hour and then remove from the mold.
For decorative purposes, the soap can be wrapped several times with jute twine and tied up. Done!
Make your own soap as a gift idea
With these instructions you can easily make orange soap. As you can see, you don’t need many ingredients. You can also change the idea and dry lemon slices or blood orange slices. Or you can use flower petals, as I have already tried in this version.
More simple ideas for Christmas gifts
Would you like more ideas for simple Christmas presents? Then click here: Broken chocolate as a Christmas present, roasted vanilla almonds like from the Christmas market or a DIY wellness box as a Christmas present.
See you then. Your Laura
Source: trytrytry.de
