Five Days of Father's Day: Golfer Soap

It's day 2 of Father's Day Week on the Soap Queen Blog. Today's soapy project is for the Dad that loves to hit the links. It's a personal project that couldn't be easier (seriously, it's a three step project). I call it the Pebble Beach Soap!

Ingredients

Golfer Soap Mold

14 ounces of Clear Soap Base

1 ounce of White Soap Base

Liquid Blue or Liquid Green

Grass Stain Fragrance Oil

Syringe or Dropper

Spatula tool (optional)
Buy everything you need to make this kit right here. 

ONE: Melt 1 ounce of white soap base in a microwave safe container. Use a syringe to fill in the border and outline of the golfer. If you accidentally “color outside the lines”, no problem. Once the soap dries, use the mini spatula tool to clean the edges.

TWO: Melt 14 ounces of clear soap base and mix in 1/2 ounce of Grass Stain Fragrance Oil. Add 10-15 drops of Liquid Green colorant and mix well.

THREE: Once the melted soap has cooled to about 120-130 degrees, spritz the white soap in the mold with rubbing alcohol and pour the second green layer. Spritz with rubbing alcohol to get rid of any pesky air bubbles. Let the soap set-up for 4-6 hours before unmolding.

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Check out Monday's Father's Day Project HERE, Army Soap!