How to Make Blueberry Soap

Blueberries are a great antioxidant for the body which is why they are so healthy for us. But, did you ever think about trying them in soap? This is a fantastic blueberry soap recipe that you make with dried blueberries.

Below, you will learn how blueberries can benefit your skin as well as how to make blueberry soap from home!

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The Benefits of Blueberries

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Blueberries not only contain potent antioxidants for your body, but also for your skin. Antioxidants actually have anti-aging properties. They can promote healthy skin as well as improve its appearance. This is because blueberries combat free radicals that cause skin aging. Here are some of the benefits you will see from using blueberry soap on your skin:

Fine lines and wrinkles will be reduced
Your skin will be hydrated
Vitamin C will strength blood vessels below the skin
It will combat bruising and spider veins
Improve blotchy skin
Vitamin B helps tone and tighten the skin promoting cell growth
Blueberries increase blood circulation for healthy glowing skin

If you aren’t convinced yet, you will just have to try it for yourself. Blueberry soap is super easy to make right at home!

Check out this Homemade Soap with Dried Blueberries

Makes 6-7 bars if using same mold

Ingredients for Your Blueberry Soap

¾ pound melt & pour goat milk soap base
½ cup dried blueberries
10 drops blueberry fragrance oil
Silicone soap mold
Rubbing alcohol in spray bottle
Large Pyrex measuring cup
Wooden stir stick

How to Make Blueberry Soap

Cut the soap into 1 inch cubes.

Melt the soap in the microwave for 30 seconds.

Stir. If it is not completely melted, put it back on for 10 second increments, until fully melted; stirring each time.

Add the dried blueberries

Add the blueberry fragrance.

Mix well.

Poor into the silicone mold.

Stir a bit to evenly distribute the dried blueberries.

Spray lightly with rubbing alcohol to reduce bubbles.

Let set for about 2-3 hours.

Remove from mold.

Using the straight scraper, cut the soap into 1.5 inch bars.

Your soap is now ready to use or wrap as a gift. Enjoy!

If you are in love with this soap recipe, you may like some of our other DIY recipes such as DIY Lavender Soap Heart or DIY Bath bombs to Make with Kids! Check them out!

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