DIY Solid Sugar Soap Scrub Tutorial - Perfect For Smooth Skin | BrambleBerry.com

[@wandaarnette3918]

Whoops hit the go button. I've never worked with MP simply because I prefer CPOP or HP. Thanks for taking out time from your life as a mother of 2 and the CEO of a majorly awesome soap supplier!

[@SevenAnomone224]

Thanks for this recipe. I love hearing your voice on these vids - its an instant pick me up! So cheerful and positive. Thanks.

[@bramble-berry]

+Nadeen Sivic You're welcome! Thanks so much for your sweet comment Nadeen. =)

[@bramble-berry]

Hi Ezequias! Melt and pour soap is a type of soap that you can melt, add color and fragrance to and pour into molds. There is a full list of the bases we sell at brambleberry.com. Also, you may like this post called Free Beginner's Guide to Soapmaking: Melt and Pour: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/melt-and-pour-soap/free-beginners-guide-to-soapmaking-melt-and-pour/

[@toriduh27]

im happy to report that my second attempt at the sugar scrub was successful! i added no oils, and i used the shea butter base. i now have orchid coconut scrubs! thank you anne marie!

[@kathryncastanares525]

thank you so much!! you have no idea how much help you've been! its been a very festive and busy last couple of months with so many parties and im the planner. lol so ive been making so many things myself like gift baskets, favors, activities, etc. and i would not have been able to get through it all without your advice or brambleberrys wonderful selection of ingredients! thank you!

[@bramble-berry]

Oh that's awesome - handmade gift baskets are definitely best. They add such a thoughtful touch to any party. You're welcome, and thanks for your kind comment Kat! =)

[@schreineinAV]

made loads of this turned out fantastic cant tell you how lovely they feel. thanks from ireland

[@shileenq]

Super love this!! I just made them. When mixing the sugar it never got gloppy. It immediately became too thick like it was too much dry ingredients for the amount of wet. I had to add more soap and melt it all down again. They are cooling now, but I have a feeling it is not going to be too scrubby.

[@anamarialessa1246]

Amazing video! Thank you so much for sharing. My sugar soap cubes turned out amazing!

[@bramble-berry]

Hi Kathleen Donlon -Dort! What a great compliment from the receiver! Maybe give them a small sample to try out so they can see that they smell great and feel great. =)

[@martinadurazno6776]

i love the videos tv hello

[@simplydivinegifts]

They would be cute for Valentine's Day!

[@LovelyVerity]

You are doing a great job, these are the best soap making videos on youtube. You are clear with your directions step by step. It makes me feel like, hey I can do that! :)

[@gardengrlz]

This is adorable! Could this be made in a loaf mold by layering the 3 different soaps on top of each other and then sliced? If so, would you recommend spraying rubbing alcohol in between the layers to help them stick?

[@darklabrynthlily]

Well, personally, I like your enthusiasm :) It's contagious :)

[@NicoleEThompson]

Thanks for responding! I tried some of my scrub in the shower. The EO combo I used was yummy but yes, the brown sugar was a TAD aggressive! Gonna try it again with granulated sugar. I'm thinking the oil floated by itself because (a) I used unrefined avocado oil which is a bit heavy and (b) I didn't STIR enough before pouring/spooning the mixture into the mold.

[@kathleendonlon-dort8427]

These are so easy to make, however when I make and give them as gifts...the receiver won't use them because they smell so good and would rather use them to smell up their bathrooms...any thoughts?

[@Finny1314]

I am super super new to soapmaking, but I can already say I would never recommend using jojoba oil in my soap.. because it stops the soap from making lather due to it being a wax, and I know I'm the kind of person that likes foam and bubbles and creamy lather everywhere. In my opinion, Olive oil isn't a good substitute for the sweet almond oil either. If I was allergic to almond oil then I'd substitute it with apricot kernel oil, because their chemical properties are very similar. I haven't got any apricot kernel with me but I'd try it out when I get it; I've tried it with jojoba and olive oil and it was absolutely disappointing because I wanted my fluffy lather :(

[@bramble-berry]

Hi Hei Yin! Selecting oils for soapmaking is a personal preference. Sometimes it takes a little trial and error to find the perfect combination =)

[@jessicaduran19]

I wish you could have shown an actual demo of using the finished product. Love this idea.

[@bramble-berry]

Jessica Duran Thanks for your suggestion Jessica! We will definitely keep that in mind for future tutorials. =)

[@bramble-berry]

Hi Logan Reynolds! These scrubs are not edible. We recommend using them only on your skin.

[@themagicalfox6]

these look so yummy too lol Im gonna make this and do a Checkerboard cookie(making it smell like sugar cookie and chocolate) version for X-mas

[@AshleyStricker13]

My previous question is obviously for the ones that would me just white? Or can I add the essential oil plus the color!?

[@theothervoldemort]

to make a natural bath soak or scrub, you can just mix 3 opened peppermint tea bags with a few handfuls of sea salt and its really nice :)

[@styleken]

you look really good in this hairstyle!

[@katherineXOXO403]

strawberry, chocolate and vanilla is the best match !!~

[@angelbubble3270]

Hi i am just wondering if you could use cocunt oil instead of the shear butter melt and then the the clear and melt and pour base? thanks

[@MsSBVideos]

Here's an idea: use melted plain soap base to "glue" the different color soap thirds or sixths together to make a full neopolitan soap bar. Just wanted you to know.

[@Spiceycocoa]

Really Cool project! Never tried anything like it before Question? Does the mold have to be a heavy duty mold or can it be a regular plastic mold?

[@MsTbaby8]

This looks almost good enough to eat. Yum! Can this be done with cold/hot process soap instead of melt and pour?

[@angelacameron5571]

Love this recipe, will be trying it at the weekend.

[@ShadowWolfAK]

She's a very happy person! :)

[@nayelischoice]

super super duper easy. i do have a quick question. does the vanilla color stabilizer smell like vanilla? does that ruin the rest of the essential oil smells that are poured to the soap? like for example, if i wanted my soap to smell like chocoalte, by pouring the vanilla color stabilizer would it ruin the chocolate smell of the fragrance or essential oil or whatever that i use to make it smell like chocolate?

[@omgitsem99]

just made my first bar of soap :D It turned out awesome thanks to soapqueentv!

[@shannelarbuckle1253]

Do you do sugar scrub cubes without using MP or CP soap but using surfactants which makes it pH balanced. I don't want anything that has saponified oils or has been made with lye.

[@Lavender_Moon_Phase]

Hello.. can I get the web site to order the sents and colorants... Thanks for the great vid... when I try I am going to have to tell my kids this is not candy.. lol... it looks sooooo yummy to eat....

[@chrissy3971]

ice cream scrubs, mmmm sounds awesome

[@laquetia33]

@soapqueentv Hi. I think she is asking if the shea butter melt and pour is a must or can she substitute with another melt and pour base. Have a wonderful day.

[@heeral66]

I love your soap recipe :D great work. My batch came out nice and I wrapped them up in plastic so it wouldn't catch dew. I was wondering how should be the texture of the cubes ? Mine turned out to be rock solid. Thank you so much for sharing your videos, I love soaping thanks to you.!

[@bramble-berry]

The cubes will be fairly hard! It sounds like your texture is just right. Enjoy Heeral. =)

[@heeral66]

+Soap Queen TV Thank you so much for your kind reply. :) I just checked they are a little soft on the edges, are they suppose to be a little soggy or hard? I am just not sure.

[@bramble-berry]

With the sugar and oil they won't be as hard as a bar of soap. They're a solid texture with a bit of softness when pressed. =)

[@heeral66]

+Soap Queen TV Thank you so so much. Have a great day :)

[@user-wh8mu3he4z]

would this recipe work with other exfoliants such as walnut shells, shredded loofah, or even the strawberry seeds?

[@bramble-berry]

Jehnins Serrano We didn't test this recipe with this exfoliants, but I believe that would be OK! Some of the exfoliants are larger grained and heavier than sugar, so I would recommend making a small test batch with each to see if you like the way it feels. =) Exfoliants: www.brambleberry.com/Exfoliants-C158.aspx

[@Wansadaprettynwild]

Hi Anne-Marie, Can I used Extra-olive oil instead? or Do you have any recommendation to use some other oils for this recipe. Thank you very much...

[@nzgoddess]

Again Thanks for sharing your formula AM .. This was my try something new (with M&P) project today, and OMG(oodness) Pineapple Cilantro - which fades away in my CP - is absolutely perfect in these! I made three different batches with different FO's, matching colours, and carrier oils to compare skin-feel .. I'll have to send some to my daughter to test too :D ps: love the updated pics of J in your blog ♥

[@taylorthomas5221]

Will the sugar attract bugs or rot

[@morgangardner5989]

I was wondering if u can make a soap that has supplies from a local super market because I don't have the stuff u have to make that soap even tho it looked like its amazing

[@bramble-berry]

Thanks so much for your suggestion Morgan! We'll definitely keep that in mind. You can find melt and pour bases and other soap supplies at many craft stores. =)

[@morgangardner5989]

+Soap Queen TV okay thanks very much

[@possiblethings]

Oh, and btw, I have made this recipe many, many times, and it is just wonderful.....:)

[@fatemaJoseph93]

best thing melt ur favourit soap(if its hard kind) then take it off the fir and add sugar then mold it ... if ur favourit soap is liquid (thats what i do) i keep some sugar in my palm and add the soap then wash my face .. or u can use to moisturize ur skin sugar and olive oil it works to exfoliate ur lips too.

[@balashunmathivetrivel9490]

Hi Can u plz suggest some books regarding body scrubs and lotions

[@maddi99sings]

Do you know where I could purchase the shea butter and fragrances? I live in the UK by the way :)

[@ezequiasrocha3037]

Hi, sorry for asking but I am in Brazil and not familiar with the term pour soap. What does this soap means? Is it glycerin? Is it some kind of base?

[@Damsel_ina]

2 years later.... maybe you found out...but here you go: Melt & Pour Soap or Pour Soap is soap base of glycerin! :)

[@ezequiasrocha3037]

2 years later... Thank you!

[@Damsel_ina]

haha :)

[@meetnit]

I made these scrubs & they turned out great, however they don't lather at all. Is it normal for a soap scrub?

[@katiegracegirl]

hi... can I use any olive oil? like the one I cook with? I only have extra Virgin? sorry for the stupid question.. thanks for your help

[@katiegracegirl]

@soapqueentv thanks so much.. i purchased the almond oil though,,,, another question...... do i need to put in a vanilla stabilizer?

[@Sakartstic]

Would these melt in countries having warmer climates?

[@BlackSh0ckwave]

What's the name of the song from the beginning? I like it a lot.

[@missjoannn]

@soapqueentv Curious about how much lather it will make because you added that much almond oil to this recipe? Thanks in advance! Dipping my toes in soapmaking and starting with melt & pour soap bases first! :o)

[@Steenas.Journey]

Hello Hei Yin Fung, when making soap you almost always can substitute to your prefrence. By the way you seem very advanced

[@gnomesandunicorns]

can you use other molds besides the slim line rectangle? maybe a heart shaped one or something if you just did it one color and then popped it out?

[@kaycikilla]

hi soapqueentv! i was wondering if u know how to make candles. i have seen your videos where you make candles but can you make more videos? :)

[@rakshasinghvi2467]

Please mam do suggest other exfoliators too if we can replace

[@CuriosityRocks]

Those look so yummy, I would totally buy them if I saw them at a fayre : )

[@OMGCandyFanatic]

is it possible to use like vanilla flavoring, cocoa powder, and like strawberry juice or something?

[@NicoleEThompson]

Hi Soapqueentv! I just attempted a variation on this recipe but I think I got my oils to soap to (brown) sugar proportions wrong... Should the oil be floating when I've poured the scrub mixture into my mold?

[@katieeve8855]

If I make these and would like to ship them, how to you suggest packaging them once they are cut into smaller squares? I am afraid they will melt if shipped to warmer states and then become one big gloppy mess. Thank you! Your opinion is much appreciated :)

[@bramble-berry]

Hi Katie! The good news is these scrubs are nice and firm, so they travel well! I would recommend wrapping them tightly with plastic wrap. That will prevent any sweating from the melt and pour and help those bars keep their shape. You can read more about melt and pour sweating and how to prevent it here: www.soapqueen.com/personal-ramblings/augh-whats-that-all-over-my-soap-2/

[@iCorinnaa]

Will this work if I try to melt an unscented bar of soap (like Dr Bronner's) instead of using the shea melt and pour base?

[@southernbellesass2036]

I am super excited to try this!

[@bramble-berry]

+SouthernBelle Sass It's a blast to make! Have fun, and let me know how it turns out. =)

[@sonuk3114]

hello Anne Marie you said in this video that these mold are from soap mold.com i try to find the these mold but the website do not exist if you can help me with the link

[@bramble-berry]

You can find this mold on BrambleBerry.com! =) Heavy Duty Rectangle Mold: www.brambleberry.com/Slim-Short-Rectangle-Mold-P4647.aspx

[@bellatutifruiti8365]

Hey Anne Marie! I was going to use epsom salt, but then i read the previous comments. Will the sugar make your skin sticky? Also, what stores can i find the soap melt and pour at? How long do i have to wait till i can pop the bars out of the mold?

[@katiegracegirl]

@soapqueentv is it necessary to use a vanilla stabilizer???

[@prettycountrygal]

Soap making is something I've always wanted to get into.So maybe I'll be able to find the products at the health food store or other places if need be. Is soap making products usually expensive?

[@vaishnavivishwanathan6253]

hi I just received the orders from brambleberry and I m glad to have received a sample fragrance oil with it. I just have a query. Can the soap base of this recipe substituted with Castile soap? please let me know :-) loads of love from the new soap making girl :-)

[@bramble-berry]

Thanks so much for your order! Do you want to use cold process Castile soap bars, or liquid castile soap? =)

[@vaishnavivishwanathan6253]

I want to use liquid Castile soap. Is that ok? I m loving the fragrance oil given as a free sample for my orders. thank you :-)

[@bramble-berry]

Adding liquid soap will change the consistency of this recipe. It will make it a liquid texture instead of a solid soap bar. You can do that if you like. I would recommend adding more sugar to make it the texture of a scrub rather than a liquid soap. This Cleansing Orange Spice Salt Scrub is a great recipe: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/cleansing-orange-spice-salt-scrub/ You can use sugar instead of salt for the exfoliant. =)

[@vaishnavivishwanathan6253]

oh thank you so much :-) very kind of you to reply to each one of us, who is learning it from you.

[@Ambiance.C]

cool looks like ice cream flavors... i cant use nuts though, is there a replacement for that?

[@bramble-berry]

+Eliana Stegar Avocado oil or canola oil would feel great in this recipe! They can be used in place of sweet almond oil. =) Avocado oil: www.brambleberry.com/Avocado-Oil-P3198.aspx Canola oil: www.brambleberry.com/Canola-Oil-High-Oleic-P5548.aspx

[@Ambiance.C]

mmmm looks yummy, what flavor is it?

[@bramble-berry]

+Eliana Stegar I'm sorry, I'm a bit confused! Are you asking what fragrance oils you can add to this recipe? Let me know and I'll help you out. =)

[@Ambiance.C]

+Soap Queen TV Yes id like to know , what to replace the nut oil with so i dont break out from allergy problems. Looks good though , ya know?

[@bramble-berry]

+Eliana Stegar Avocado oil or canola oil are great replacements! =) We also have a blog post about soaping with allergies that may be helpful for you: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/tips-and-tricks/soaping-with-allergies-nuts-gluten-more/ Avocado oil: www.brambleberry.com/Avocado-Oil-P3198.aspx Canola oil: www.brambleberry.com/Canola-Oil-High-Oleic-P5548.aspx

[@JoeyDeyn]

Can I use usual melt and pour base or it has to be shea butter melt and pour base? :)

[@marcogarcia6097]

I made mine and luckily I did not have to heat up the sugar mixture

[@bramble-berry]

+Marco Garcia That's awesome! I love when that happens. =)

[@arieswitch376]

AM, i gotta stop reading the comments on your vids. People can be so nasty. I love what you do and your personality is so cute. Thanks for your tutorials and great products!

[@LOVeMuhammad4ever]

Could I use Olive oil? And is the vanilla color Stuff realllly necessary? A lot of other recipes for soaps don't include It... Plz reply I'd love to make These... Oh and could the sugar be substituted with sea salt? Also how many would this recipe generally yield?

[@izumoru8344]

i was wondering if measurements instead of using oz, i dont have a scale to weigh things like that.

[@bramble-berry]

+XXCraftyCreationsXX We like to use weight measurements because we find they're a bit more accurate! If you like, you can convert the weight measurements to volume measurements using a search engine. For instance, if you type "3 ounces in cups" in a search engine, it gives you about .4 cups. Keep in mind, the measurements will be off because you are using volume instead of weight. I would definitely recommend checking out scales for crafting. They're great for exact measurements. You can find those online or at a department store like Target. We also sell scales on BrambleBerry.com. =) Scales: www.brambleberry.com/Scales-Thermometers-C207.aspx Read more about weight versus volume here: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/tips-and-tricks/a-guide-to-weight-vs-volume/

[@624lavee]

hello, can the recipe be made with any other butter?

[@brie7622]

Love your videos!! I made a couple of peppermint/chocolate sugar body scrubs a few days ago and thought of converting it to solid form to make it more interesting. I was wondering if I could add that to the solid sugar scrub recipe in the place of plain sugar. Would that work out? Thank you!

[@bramble-berry]

Hi Brie! So glad you like the videos! I haven't tried that, so I'm not exactly sure. I would recommend making a small test batch using your scrubs. That may help! =)

[@melissagibsonart]

Hi! I want to make this recipe for the upcoming holiday season. Do you know for how long these scrubs can be stored?

[@silentvision73]

Can you use coconut oil instead of avacado oil? I'm really wanting to try these, but I have an avacado allergy and don't want to take a chance on using the avacado oil.

[@bramble-berry]

I would recommend sweet almond oil instead! It has a similar consistency to the avocado oil. =) Sweet almond oil: www.brambleberry.com/Sweet-Almond-Oil-P3205.aspx Read more about substituting oils here: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/tips-and-tricks/how-to-substitute-oil-in-cold-process-recipes/

[@Mommalorian]

Hi there! My sister and I are planning on making these this weekend for an upcoming baby shower. I was wondering if it would be okay to substitute brown sugar, just in the brown soap scrub. Could you please let me know? Thank you so much for all of the awesome tutorials!

[@bramble-berry]

+Sumayah Luna We haven't tried this recipe with brown sugar, so I'm not entirely sure! My worry is that brown sugar melts more easily than sugar, so it may melt in the bar. I would recommend making a small test batch to see how it works. =)

[@Mommalorian]

+Soap Queen TV That's what I was afraid of, as well. I will try it out and post on here if it works well. Thank you for your speedy reply!

[@bramble-berry]

+Sumayah Luna You're welcome!

[@Mommalorian]

+Soap Queen TV I may be missing it, but I don't hear/see how to measure out the mica coloring?

[@bramble-berry]

+Sumayah Luna You can add the mica directly to the melted soap and stir well! You can also mix 1 teaspoon of the mica with 1 tablespoon of 99% rubbing alcohol. Then, add the color 1/2 dispersed teaspoon at a time. That helps the soap mix in smoothly and prevents clumping. =) Read more about how to color your soap in this post: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/tips-and-tricks/talk-it-out-tuesday-colorants/

[@TessieDobey]

This is something very simple I can make with my girls.

[@bramble-berry]

+Tessie Dobey Absolutely! This is a really fun group project. =)

[@vikade6500]

will this soap be hard for sales purposes? And can you still feel the sugar during shower?

[@musicoverllife2]

Hi thanks so much for this. Just wondering, could we use brown sugar?

[@alyssamiranda3940]

all of my craft stores dont carry shea butter soap base i can only get a hold of glycerin and coconut soap base is that fine or do i need shea butter melt-n-pour

[@lt42501]

HELP! Is it normal for the cubes to start "sweating" when they are removed from the mold? This is my first attempt and my vanilla & strawberry cubes are sweating but not the chocolate. The only difference in the batches is the clear MP for the chocolate as opposed to the white MP for the strawberry/vanilla.

[@bramble-berry]

Hi there! It's very common for Melt and Pour soap to sweat a little, this is due to the glycerin in the soap. To avoid this, I recommend covering the soap after you make it, and wrapping it afterwards =)

[@lafemmerowena]

love your videos.. but i thought soap has to stay fo a month or so? I have been trying to make soap but never have a i seen it made so quick!

[@vmeleforeva]

Hey I was just wondering how I can get started with selling soap, or if their is a website I can go on to find out where fairs are. thanks your the best!

[@FiniteAnarchy]

Could I substitute grapeseed oil for the almond oil? Would it make that much of a difference?

[@kinnerygarg]

Hello, Do we have to add any preservative as we are using sugar in this soap? What is the life of this soap? Thanks In Advance :)

[@bramble-berry]

This recipe doesn’t need a preservative! Soap has a pH level that doesn't allow mold to grow. Read more about preservatives here: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/lotion/talk-it-out-tuesday-preservatives/ Because the sweet almond oil in this recipe has a shelf life of 6 months to a year, the scrub will last 6 months to a year. It stores best in a cool, dry place. =) Read more about the shelf life of products here: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/tips-and-tricks/shelf-life-bath-products-ingredients-rancidity-vs-mold/ This post has more information on how to store your products: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/tips-and-tricks/how-to-store-handmade-bath-products/

[@DunyaSalem]

Am I the only one who thinks that she looks younger with longer hair? Then again, this video was made 5 years ago.. You look younger and younger in every new video!

[@bramble-berry]

Princess Poké Thank you so much! That's so nice of you to say. =)

[@DunyaSalem]

;)

[@royaltyrose911]

Is this okay to use on your face?

[@breekiki]

I made these for my family for Christmas, are they supposed to be foamy/sudsy? If not, is there a way to make them so? Thank you, you do absolutely lovely work!

[@bramble-berry]

Because of the added sugar and oil, the bars won't lather as much as regular soap. You can use Shaving Melt and Pour instead! That will add a bit more lather. We did that in the Juicy Couture Sugar Scrub Bar Tutorial: www.brambleberry.com/Sample-Idea-Sheet-for-February-2016.aspx Shaving Melt and Pour Base: www.brambleberry.com/SFIC-Shaving-Melt-And-Pour-Base-P4384.aspx

[@dancer14280]

Hi Anne Marie, I love your website and want to buy everything XD As I'm based in the UK though, there's an awful lot of things that cannot be shipped to me, because of "low flash point" problems (not sure what that means, but it's a shame!). I was wondering if you might know of other outlets that do ship your products to England, or a retailer you could recommend that sell the same type of products, but in my neck of the woods. Thanks in advance, and love your vids xx

[@bramble-berry]

Hello! You Wish Soap Supplies in the Netherlands carries Bramble Berry products. Yay! You can find out more about that in this Soaping all over the World: Resources for International Soapers blog post: www.soapqueen.com/bramble-berry-news/soaping-world-resources-international-soapers/

[@dancer14280]

Yay! Thanks so much

[@marlenekramer6372]

I'm under the impression I cannot use oxides to color sugar scrubs because it will produces a rather foul odor...I've been using lab colors, select shades, etc; I notice you're using a BB chocolate mica...are all micas okay to use in sugar scrubs? Does BB offer a black mica suitable for sugar scrubs?

[@bramble-berry]

Hi Marlene! You can use micas in sugar scrubs. You may find this recipe helpful, I used a Aqua Pearl Mica and a Coral Mica to give my scrub color. Sweet Summer Scrub Totorial: www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/soaks-and-scrubs/sweet-summer-scrub-tutorial/ If you're looking for a black mica, I would recommend to sparingly use the Luster Black Mica! Luster Black Mica: www.brambleberry.com/Luster-Black-Mica-P3453.aspx I hope this helps!

[@mikeattard3543]

Is there a similar way to use salt instead of sugar, or would it just not blend?

[@bramble-berry]

Yes, you can make a body scrub with salt instead. We have several videos on it, but this one is one of our favorites: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJbTknyiocebbsU You can get the kit here: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/kits/body-care/raspberry-jam-scrub-kit/V700007.html

[@Thishereismyusername]

Is the temperature of the soap base important?

[@emelineogsunniva1]

Is it possible to melt the soap base in a double boiler as I do not have a microwave?

[@bramble-berry]

Hi Anna! Absolutely! Just make sure to stir the soap frequently to ensure even heating. =)

[@heatherjones729]

You have 2 recipes for sugar scrub... which one is your favorite?

[@EarlyBirdie82]

Can you use a different oil instead? Like safflower, grape seed, olive oil? I want to make these but forgot to order the oil from bramble berry.

[@tinkerpoodle01]

I do not have any Shea Butter melt n pour but I do have olive oil melt n pour. Can I use that instead. I am not making these with any color or scent.

[@bramble-berry]

Hi Patty! Absolutely! The Olive Oil Melt and Pour Base would work great with this recipe. =) Olive Oil Melt and Pour Base: www.brambleberry.com/Olive-Oil-Melt-Pour-Base-P3183.aspx

[@tinkerpoodle01]

Thank you!

[@Pinoy8250]

@soapqueentv I meant, do i need to use the shea butter melt and pour soap base?

[@sabrinacaldwell696]

What would happen if you did not put the Almond Oil in? I really want to make these but dont have the oil. Sabrina