Today’s little craft is fun and smells good! Have you heard of soap jellies? Our lavender soap jellies are wiggly, jiggly, foaming soap cubes that smell SO GOOD! You can use them in the bath, as shower jellies, or just as hand soap.
Lavender Soap Jellies
Soap jellies bounce and jiggle all while cleaning your skin. Have a favorite liquid soap, try using that! Today we used a deliciously smelling (and calming) lavender body wash.
Little ones love taking a bath with soap jellies. The lavender scent of these are perfect just before bedtime!
Ingredients
- 1 package of gelatin (found in the baking isle at the grocery store)
- 2/3 cup of hot water
- 1/2 cup of lavender scented liquid soap. We used this lavender body wash by Dial found HERE
Supplies Needed to Make Soap Jellies
- Measuring cups
- Mixing spoons
- Small mixing bowl
Lavender soap jellies wash away bacteria and moisturize all at the same time. Squeeze them, squish them, or watch them gently wobble. There’s no wrong way to use soap jellies!
These would be fun to make for a craft night, a sleepover, or as gifts.
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How to Make Soap Jellies
What I love most is how great these little wiggly lavender soap jellies smell. Not a fan of lavender? That’s ok! Use whatever kind of fragrance you love. I think it would be fun to make pumpkin spiced scented soap jellies in the fall.
Here are our other homemade soaps and cleansers:
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Vaporizing Shower Cubes
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Sugar Scrub Cubes
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Homemade Laundry Soap
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DIY Fabric Softener
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Homemade Dog Shampoo
Lavender Soap Jellies
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You Will Need
- 1 package of gelatin (found in the baking isle at the grocery store)
- 2/3 cup of hot water
- 1/2 cup of lavender scented liquid soap. We used this lavender body wash by dial
- Measuring cups
- Mixing spoons
- Small mixing bowl
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Directions
- Add 2/3 cup of boiling hot water to a mixing bowl
- Add the packet of gelatin and stir until the gelatin powder is completely dissolved
- Pour in 1/2 cup of lavender scented liquid soap and stir until the ingredients are completely combined
- Pour the mixture into an ice cube tray
- Let it set for 3 hours until firm (or 1.5 hours in the refrigerator for quicker results)
- Use with water on hands or body, depending on the type of liquid soap chosen
- Just like regular Jello, these jellies will melt if they are left out of the refrigerator. So, we recommend keeping them chilled:)
*Soap cubes can be cut into smaller pieces if desired!
How adorable are these? I made a batch earlier today and just turned them out. My grandchildren will love them! I’m curious if they need to be refrigerated? ie: will they melt under normal house temperatures like regular jello? Such a wonderful project – I have some Mickey Mouse silicon molds and think the grandchildren will have a blast helping me make Disney style molds. Thank you for sharing!
You are absolutely correct! It’s best to keep them chilled so they don’t melt like regular Jello would:) I’ve updated my post to point that out!