Pumpkin Soap

Savon au potironAutumn is the pumpkin’s period. I couldn’t let this season pass by without making a pumpkin soap. Last year, I had a less nice experience using the pumpkin puree , so this year I wanted to make a different version of the pumpkin soap, and I used pumpkin juice instead of water. The colour I obtained is really nice, less strong than the colour obtained with the pumpkin puree, but I like this bright yellow colour which reminds me of the sunny days.

Pumpkin Soap Soap made of: pumpkin juice, coconut oil, cacao butter, palm oil, olive oil, sunflower oil, pumpkin seed oil, grapefruit essential oil, sage essential oil.

25 Comments Add yours

  1. Marika says:

    You surprise me every time with a new ingredient! Did not know anything about pumpkin juice. Did you juice it yourself?

    1. mijnzeep1 says:

      Yes, Marika, I make it home :).

      1. Marika says:

        So now I need a new blender so it is easier to try your raw recipes and also a juicer 🙂
        The yellow color of the soap is pretty. It looks very rich.

  2. Marga says:

    Nou precies wat ik steeds in gedachten had om te gaan maken. Heerlijk om zo bezig te zijn met verschillende ingrediënten die zich zo voordoen in ieder seizoen. groetjes,
    Marga

    1. mijnzeep1 says:

      Bedankt Marga, het is altijd leuk om je mening te horen.
      Groetjes.

  3. Signe says:

    They look lovely, yellow colour is so sunny and warm!

  4. Geta says:

    Daa, ai obtinut o culoare foarte frumoasa cu suc de dovleac !

  5. soapjam says:

    Love the golden color, Natalia!
    Did you use raw pumpkin juice and does the grapefruit scent stay?

    1. mijnzeep1 says:

      Yes, Silvia, I did use the raw pumpkin juice! Grapefruit scent combined with sage is one of my favourite combination which I believe stay more than if I had only used grapefruit essential oil.

  6. ooo en ruikt de zeep dan ook zo’n beetje naar een zoete pompoentaart? Dat lijkt me geweldig om op een koude herstdag de hele dag door in die geur te baden. Bedankt voor je mailtje (superleuk), ik antwoord snel!

  7. DivaSoap says:

    Your blog could easily be called ‘(Almost) Edible’ , all look so yummy, that only careful reader can make a difference what really is edible. 🙂
    Beautiful colour, I bet it smells great! On my phone display colours don’t look the same on both pictures, was it lightening?

    1. mijnzeep1 says:

      Thanks Maja ! The 1st picture is taken outside on a rainy/cloudy day. But the 2nd picture is more real for the color!

  8. Vicki says:

    Lovely colour soap – and grapefruit and sage EOs sounds like a great combination – did you use them in equal proportions?

    1. mijnzeep1 says:

      Thanks Vicki! Yes, in equal proportions should be ok( I never measure). Just try this combination, you will love it!

      1. Vicki says:

        🙂 I will – thanks!

  9. Cee says:

    Oh, how exciting….pumpkin juice?! What a great idea! Love the contrast between your bar and the cornflower petals, just gorgeous!

    1. mijnzeep1 says:

      Thank you, Christine! I love cornflowers so I use them everytime I can!

  10. Kalla says:

    love the natural color! I agree with Cee…the cornflower petals add a nice contrast 🙂

    1. mijnzeep1 says:

      Thank you, Kalla!

  11. Gordana says:

    Lovely, lovely natural color! I tried pumpkin puree, but from boiled pumpkin, and was not satisfied with the outcome. You really inspired me now, I will for sure try raw pumpkin juice soon.

  12. Jenny says:

    What a neat idea to use pumpkin juice! Your soaps are lovely, Natalia. I love pumpkin anything this time of year!

  13. Какой тёплый и приятный цвет получился! Лепестки василька очень украсили мыло.)

  14. iulia says:

    Ce galben frumos ai obtinut cu suc de dovleac! Si pe mine ma tenteaza dovleacul, de mult timp… Dar ce imi place cel mai mult este contrastul obtinut cu acele petale albastre… ce flori sunt? Esti o sursa nesfarsita de idei, Natalia!

    1. mijnzeep1 says:

      Multumesc, draga Iulia! Florile albastre sunt albastrele( cornflowers).

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