Winter weather is here. Does your skin need a little extra TLC? We are so excited to share our moisturizing soap that is perfect to soothe your skin. Looking to add a little glitter to your shower? Why not try our Glittery Unicorn Moisturizing Massage Soap!

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I like making a few batches of these at a time. I keep a massage bar in each of our showers and even in the bathroom sinks. It’s just a little extra I like to offer for our household when washing our hands! If I do have any leftover, I also like sharing them with neighbors and my son’s teachers.

As you can see, the Glittery Unicorn Moisturizing Massage Soap make the perfect gifts to share with friends, family, co-workers, and even teachers! You can always try different colors!

If you’re looking to add a little more fun and magic, check out our Adorable Unicorn Soap, Glittery Mermaid Ombre Massage Soap, and Bubblegum With Frosting Soap to try!Â
Ready to get started?
Supplies Needed:

- 1-pound suspension soap base (I got mine on Amazon)
- 10-20 drops lemon essential oil (I got mine from this set on Amazon)
- 1-3 drops of teal, pink and yellow soap colorant (I got mine from this set on Amazon)
- 1-2 teaspoons of teal, pink and yellow chunky cosmetic glitter (I got mine from this set on Amazon)
- 1 teaspoon Argan Oil (I got mine on Amazon)
- 1 teaspoon Shea Butter (I got mine on Amazon)
- 1 teaspoon Vitamin E (I got mine on Amazon)
- 1 large microwave safe bowl or measuring cup
- 3 smaller measuring cups to separate for coloring
- Massage soap mold (I got mine on Amazon)
- Spray bottle of rubbing alcohol
Yields 4 soaps
Instructions:

Step 1: Cut the soap base into squares and place into a microwave safe bowl or measuring cup. Heat for 30 seconds. Repeat, stirring after each, until melted. Add essential oil to the bowl/measuring cup. Separate mixture evenly into the 3 smaller measuring cups. Mine came out to be about 30 ounces once melted, so there was 10 ounces in each measuring cup. Put lemon essential oil into each of the three measuring cups. Then add the Argan oil to one, the Shea butter to another and the Vitamin E to the last one. Please note the Shea butter will melt on its own as you mix it into the hot soap.

Step 2: Mix in the teal soap colorant and glitter into one of the measuring cups.

Step 3: Spray the mold with the rubbing alcohol and pour the teal soap into each mold. I poured mine so it just covered the openings in the cavities of the mold. Spray the top with the rubbing alcohol. This prevents bubbles from forming. Allow to harden at least one hour. To test if the soap is ready for the next pout, blow on it. If you see ripples, it is not ready.

Step 4: Mix in the pink soap colorant and glitter into one of the measuring cups.

Step 5: Spray the teal layer of soap with the rubbing alcohol. This helps the layers adhere to one another. Pour the pink, stopping at the halfway point from the top of the first layer and the top of the mold. Spray the pink layer with the rubbing alcohol. Allow at least 2 hours for this layer to harden. If you pour the last layer too soon, it will bleed into the second layer.

Step 6: Mix in the yellow soap colorant and glitter into the last of the measuring cups.

Step 7: Spray the pink layer of soap with the rubbing alcohol. Pour the yellow soap, stopping just shy from the top of the mold. Spray the yellow layer with the rubbing alcohol. Allow at least 24 hours before you remove the soaps from the mold. To remove, gently pop the soaps out and store in an airtight container or Ziploc bag until ready to use.

Glittery Unicorn Moisturizing Massage Soap
Ingredients
- 1- pound suspension soap base
- 10-20 drops lemon essential oil
- 1-3 drops of teal pink and yellow soap colorant
- 1-2 teaspoons of teal pink and yellow chunky cosmetic glitter
- 1 teaspoon Argan Oil
- 1 teaspoon Shea Butter
- 1 teaspoon Vitamin E
- 1 large microwave safe bowl or measuring cup
- 3 smaller measuring cups to separate for coloring
- Massage soap mold
- Spray bottle of rubbing alcohol
Instructions
- Step 1: Cut the soap base into squares and place into a microwave safe bowl or measuring cup. Heat for 30 seconds. Repeat, stirring after each, until melted. Add essential oil to the bowl/measuring cup. Separate mixture evenly into the 3 smaller measuring cups. Mine came out to be about 30 ounces once melted, so there was 10 ounces in each measuring cup. Put lemon essential oil into each of the three measuring cups. Then add the Argan oil to one, the Shea butter to another and the Vitamin E to the last one. Please note the Shea butter will melt on its own as you mix it into the hot soap.
- Step 2: Mix in the teal soap colorant and glitter into one of the measuring cups.
- Step 3: Spray the mold with the rubbing alcohol and pour the teal soap into each mold. I poured mine so it just covered the openings in the cavities of the mold. Spray the top with the rubbing alcohol. This prevents bubbles from forming. Allow to harden at least one hour. To test if the soap is ready for the next pout, blow on it. If you see ripples, it is not ready.
- Step 4: Mix in the pink soap colorant and glitter into one of the measuring cups.
- Step 5: Spray the teal layer of soap with the rubbing alcohol. This helps the layers adhere to one another. Pour the pink, stopping at the halfway point from the top of the first layer and the top of the mold. Spray the pink layer with the rubbing alcohol. Allow at least 2 hours for this layer to harden. If you pour the last layer too soon, it will bleed into the second layer.
- Step 6: Mix in the yellow soap colorant and glitter into the last of the measuring cups.
- Step 7: Spray the pink layer of soap with the rubbing alcohol. Pour the yellow soap, stopping just shy from the top of the mold. Spray the yellow layer with the rubbing alcohol. Allow at least 24 hours before you remove the soaps from the mold. To remove, gently pop the soaps out and store in an airtight container or Ziploc bag until ready to use.
Notes

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Really unique kind of soap diy.
Wow, I’d love to make that!
This is a really cute soap. Thanks for a great idea!
This is such a cute idea and really simple.
This is fun, thanks for sharing.
I think I will try this soap it looks likr the knobs would frrl good on sore muscles while bathing.
Very creative, this is such a cute soap!
This llooks amazing punning it for sure!!!
This soap looks marvelous. I’d love to make (and use) this.
Love it
This soap is a great gift idea. I like the colors in the soap!
I must buy these molds! I love the massage component!
What a unique item! I especially like the molds that you used. I bet these bars feel great on the skin.