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This recipe infuses the rich, distinct flavor of maple syrup into the classic buttery shortbread, offering a delightful twist on traditional shortbread cookies. Adjust the sweetness by varying the amount of maple syrup to suit your taste preferences.
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How to Make Rosemary Soap: This post originally appeared on the bMAKER blog as Rosemary Soap.
Estimated reading time: 6 minutes
How to Make Rosemary Soap - This easy, Rosemary Soap recipe is a “heat and pour” soap recipe. It is fragrant, and customizable with your favorite ingredients and essential oils if you chose. This Rosemary Soap makes a great holiday or birthday gift; use it as a guest soap or a “treat-yourself” spa soap. Give this fun and easy DIY soap recipe a try!
Hi Everyone, are you looking for a fragrant, luxurious and EASY “How to” soap recipe? Try this Rosemary Soap!
I used to be intimidated by soap recipes – it was something that I always wanted to try making but never did because it just seems “hard.” Well, guess what? It’s really not, especially if you try a “heat and pour” soap making method like this “How to Make Rosemary Soap” recipe tutorial.
As quoted from the bMAKER dried "Rosemary" package:
"Rosemary adds strong flavor to frilled and roasted meats and vegetables. Can be added to potpourri, herbal sachets and pillows"
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We are using soap bases (Shea butter and goats milk) from bMAKER which you can get on Amazon.com; I linked to the food grade dried rosemary that I I use in this “how to” recipe.
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This easy, Rosemary Soap recipe is a “heat and pour” soap recipe. It is fragrant, customizable with your favorite ingredients and essential oils, if you chose. This Rosemary Soap makes a great holiday or birthday gift; use it as a guest soap or a “treat-yourself” spa soap. Give this fun and easy DIY soap recipe a try today!
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Shan says
Why are you recommending botanicals/herbs to use in melt and pour base soaps, they rot, go brown and mold. This is very unsafe to use.
Sara Maniez says
Let me be clear, people can do whatever they want, no one is forcing them to make soap. Using dried flowers is common in soap making and it's a decorative element to make with soap. If it does turn brown, I do recommend throwing it away to err on the side of caution.