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The image depicts a stack of freshly made rosemary soap bars arranged on a rustic wooden surface. The soap bars have a pale green hue and are studded with flecks of dried rosemary leaves and what appears to be oatmeal or chia seeds. The bars have a rough, artisanal texture and are irregularly shaped, suggesting they were handcrafted. Scattered around the soap bars are a few sprigs of fresh rosemary and some loose rosemary leaves, adding to the natural and earthy aesthetic. The wooden surface underneath the soap bars has a warm, weathered look, complementing the rustic charm of the handmade soap.

DIY Rosemary Soap Tutorial

Make your own Rosemary Soap. (This makes a wonderful DIY gift for the holidays) ROSEMARY SOAP What you need to make Rosemary Soap: Melt and Pour Soap (1/4 of the brick) Fresh Rosemary, 4 oz. 1/4 cup Grapeseed Oil 1/4 cup chia seed 1 cup oatmeal Rosemary Essential Oil– 20 drops Melt soap as directed on the package. Melt the soap until it is the same consistency as heavy cream. In a blender mix chia seeds, rosemary, and oatmeal until powdered. Add mixture to melted soap. Add in 20 drops of essential oil. Stir and pour into a mold. Set aside for about 45 minutes until firm. Remove from mold, cut, and use.

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