Christmas Tree Soaps (Made in Microwave)

4 Materials
$10
2 Hours
Easy

This easy DIY recipe to make homemade natural Christmas Tree Soaps is simple for a beginner. What I love is that they have a natural pine scent! An easy microwave recipe using only 3 ingredients!

How to Use


These little soaps are great for:


  • Guest bathroom
  • Your bathroom
  • Kitchen sink
  • Wrap up as gifts
  • Put in a spa/self-care gift basket
Supplies


  • Christmas tree silicone mold
  • 12 oz. of melt and pour soap
  • 30 drops pine essential oil (divided into 10 drops each)
  • Soap colorants
Measure Soap Cubes


Cut 12 cubes out of your melt and pour soap base (each cube should be 1 ounce). Make sure each cube is broken apart individually.

Melt and Add Color


Place 4 cubes in a microwave safe bowl. Microwave on HIGH for 35 seconds or until the soap is completely melted.


Remove from the microwave and add 4-5 drops of dark green soap colorant and 10 drops of pine essential oil. Stir together. Immediately pour the mixture into 2 of the tree molds. 

Repeat with Another Color


Repeat the melting step. However, this time, add 4 to 5 drops of lime green soap colorant and 10 drops of essential oil. Stir together. Pour into 2 of the Christmas tree molds immediately.

Third Color


Repeat the melting and coloring steps one more time with the remaining 4 soap cubes. Stir in 4 to 5 drops of teal green soap color and 10 drops of pine essential oil and stir. Pour into remaining tree soap molds.

Let Harden


Allow the soap to completely harden. This will take about 2 hours. For faster setting, refrigerate the soap for at least one hour.

Ready to Use!


Gently pop out the pine scented tree soaps from their molds.

More Christmas Ideas


Pair these cute soaps with Christmas tree bath fizzies for a great spa-day gift basket.


Try making my delicious recipe for natural chocolate mint lip balm.

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  • JD JD on Dec 05, 2020

    Love your idea. Where can I purchase a Christmas tree mold?

  • Diane Diane on Nov 26, 2022

    Does it dye your hands when you wash with them??

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