Hot process coffee soap recipe

Do you LOVE coffee? Need that jolt of caffeine to get you moving in the morning? Did you know that your skin loves coffee too?

This homemade coffee scrub soap works like a dream and is so easy to make! If you're new to soap-making this can be a great introduction!

Learn how to make exfoliating Coconut and Coffee Soap with nourishing ingredients for smooth, revitalized skin.

This soap recipe is perfect for coffee lovers. Add coffee grounds for exfoliation and brewed coffee for color to well-balanced, moisturizing bar soap. Easy to make and beautiful

I’m constantly on the lookout for new and exciting ways to cover my body in coffee. If you’ve got a half-finished pot, some spent grounds, and a basic understanding of safe soap-making…

Not only does coffee smell amazing, but it is perfect for using in the kitchen after cutting up onions to get the smell off your hands.

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A scrubby bar of soap made with strong brewed espresso, coffee grounds and bright peppermint essential oil. A cold process soap recipe not just for coffee lovers.

This easy homemade soap is extra soothing to the skin, because of the nettle-infused olive oil. With a good lather, and bright, cooling scent, it's one of my favorite summer soaps for freshening up af