Apple Cinnamon Soap infused with soothing oatmeal is a fun and easy soap recipe to make in preparation for fall festivities. The fragrance of this homemade soap immediately conjures a warm cozy bowl of apple cinnamon oatmeal.. yum! Oatmeal soap is a fantastic DIY gift that is quick and easy to make.
Oatmeal Soap the Smells Good Enough to Eat!
Besides the divide smell of the apple cinnamon soap, it also features a goat’s milk soap base and oats, both of which are soothing and nourishing to the skin. I also find the rustic touch of adding oats to the soap gives is a great look.
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Making Apple Cinnamon Soap with Oatmeal
Making this Apple Cinnamon Soap only takes a few minutes, but makes a wonderful gift that looks carefully crafted. It is a great beginner soap making project.
The P&J Spice Fragrance set
If you like the soap, why not make my Apple Cinnamon Sugar Scrub too! You could make a great gift basket.
Grab Your Supplies!
Everything except the quick oats and cinnamon.
Spice Set of 6 Premium Grade Fragrance Oils – Cinnamon, Harvest Spice, Apple Cider, Coffee Cake, Gingerbread, Pumpkin Pie – 10ml
Life of the Party Suspension Soap Base, 2-Pound, Goats MilkFreshware CB-105RD 12-Cavity Petite Silicone Mold
Apple Cinnamon Oatmeal Soap Recipe
This DIY Oatmeal Soap for Fall features the smell of a bowl of warm creamy cinnamon apple oatmeal. Using melt and pour soap makes this soap an easy project which will only take about ten minites to make (excluding cooling time)
- Prep Time: 10 min
- Total Time: 10 min
- Yield: 2 bars
Ingredients
- 5.5 oz pour and melt goat’s milk soap base
- 1/8 tsp ground cinnamon
- 2 tbs quick oats
- 10-12 drops apple fragrance oil
- 3-4 drops cinnamon fragrance oil
(or essential oil)
- soap mold
(or essential oil)
Instructions
- Cut and weigh the goats milk soap, then place in microwave safe measuring cup or bowl.
- Add the cinnamon and microwave until soap base is melted. (roughly 30 seconds). Stir in the quick oats.
- While still liquid, but slightly cooled, add the apple fragrance (too hot will dissipate it, the oats help cool it, so just wait 30-60 seconds).
- Stir gently while pouring into mold to ensure uniform oat distribution, yet not create bubbles.
- Cool until firm, then pop bars out of the mold.
Notes
This DIY soap recipe makes exactly 2 bars in the suggested mold. (Double it up if you like, but I would keep the batches to 2-4 soaps to avid varying the amount of oatmeal in each bar too much, as it has a tendency to settle while cooling.)