Treasure soap often sells for $1 a bar in stores, but you can make your own for much less.
Difficulty: Easy
Time Required: 15 minutes
Here's How:
- Select a small treasure to place inside your soap – a piece of jewelry, an eraser, a creepy crawly, a kids' meal toy, etc. – and place it inside the soap mold.
- Next, cut the glycerin soap into small cubes, and heat in a microwave-safe container according to the manufacturer's recommendations.
- Pour the melted soap into the mold, and fill to the top. This should completely encase your "treasure."
- Add in a few drops of fragrance oil, if desired.
- Allow the soap to cool and harden for 20-40 minutes.
- Then, pop the finished bar out of the mold, and wrap in cellophane.
Tips:
- To have your treasure facing the right direction when the soap is finished, place the object face down in the mold.
- Want to keep the treasure a surprise? Then, use colored soap in place of the clear glycerin.
What You Need:
- Glycerin soap
- Soap mold (or paper cups)
- Microwave-safe bowl or container
- Small trinkets
- Soap fragrance (optional)
