DIY Cinnamon Loofah Soap

Learn how to make your own Cinnamon Loofah Soap! This homemade soap recipe is super easy to follow, especially with just a few simple ingredients. You’ll love the cozy scent and gentle exfoliating properties this DIY loofah soap brings to your skincare routine.

If you’re looking for a soothing and refreshing soap, this DIY Cinnamon Loofah Soap recipe is perfect!

I have always loved using a loofah soap, so I knew I had to figure out how to make my own! I love how it helps naturally exfoliate my body.

I love my sugar scrubs, but sometimes I don’t always have the time to wash my body and use a scrub. With a DIY loofah soap, I don’t have to!

With just a few natural ingredients, you’ll be able to create a moisturizing, exfoliating soap that feels like a mini spa experience each time you use it. It turned out great for me, so I had to pass it along!

If you are looking to make your own skincare and want a little extra exfoliation in your routine, here’s everything you need to know to make your own homemade cinnamon loofah soap!

Benefits of Cinnamon Loofah Soap

Here are some of the top benefits of making your own loofah soap:

Exfoliating Properties for Smoother Skin

The loofah sponge embedded in the soap naturally scrubs away dead skin cells, promoting smoother, healthier skin.

Exfoliation can help prevent ingrown hairs, particularly for those who shave frequently. Loofah soap is a gentle exfoliating soap and can be used a few times a week for an ongoing glow.

Antioxidant Benefits of Cinnamon

Cinnamon is known for its natural antioxidants, which help combat free radicals that can damage skin cells.

Using cinnamon on the skin may promote a brighter complexion over time. The warm, spicy aroma of cinnamon essential oil also adds a soothing experience to every use.

Natural Scent for a Refreshing Aroma

Cinnamon has a naturally rich, cozy scent that’s both grounding and refreshing. Ideal for creating a relaxing, spa-like experience at home.

The natural cinnamon scent lingers on the skin, providing a lasting fragrance without synthetic perfumes.

Perfect for DIY Skincare Routines

DIY loofah soaps are customizable, making them an excellent addition to any natural skincare routine.

Great for gifting or making in batches to share with friends and family. Using loofah soap can add a unique twist to any soap-making hobby, especially for those who love experimenting with new textures.

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DIY Cinnamon Loofah Soap Recipe

Here’s how to make your cinnamon loofah soap. This natural loofah soap recipe makes 2 soaps if using the same mold. 

Ingredients Needed for Cinnamon Loofah Soap

• ½ lb melt and pour soap base
• 15 drops of cinnamon essential oil
• 2 tablespoons cinnamon 
• Loofah
• Soap mold 

Step-by-Step Instructions for Making Cinnamon Loofah Soap

Add the loofah slices into the soap mold.

Cut your melt-and-pour soap base into small squares for even melting.

Place the squares in a heat-safe glass jar. Melt the base on the stovetop or microwave, stirring frequently to prevent overheating.

After the base has melted and cooled slightly, add the essential oil for scent.

Stir in 2 tablespoons of cinnamon powder for a rich color and subtle exfoliating effect. Stir thoroughly to ensure even distribution.

Carefully pour the melted soap into the mold, filling it just enough to cover the loofah slice.

Let the soap sit for several hours or overnight to harden fully.

Gently remove the soap from the mold. If it sticks, try placing the mold in the freezer for 10 minutes, which makes it easier to pop out.

Your DIY cinnamon loofah soap is now ready to use or gift!

Notes

• Essential oils are optional.
• Use a suspension melt and pour soap base so the cinnamon powder is evenly distributed. 

Common Mistakes to Avoid When Making Your Homemade Loofah Soap

• Overheating the Soap Base
  Melting the soap too quickly or at too high a temperature can cause it to become too thin, making it difficult to work with. Heat gently and stir frequently.
  
• Removing Soap from the Mold Too Soon
  The soap needs time to harden completely. Rushing this step can result in soft or uneven soap bars that may fall apart easily.

FAQs about Cinnamon Loofah Soap

• Can You Use Any Loofah Sponge?
  Yes, but make sure it’s sanitized and cut to the right size for your mold.
  
• Is Cinnamon Loofah Soap Suitable for Sensitive Skin?
  If you have sensitive skin, try using fewer drops of essential oil and patch-testing first to avoid irritation.
  
• How Often Should You Use Exfoliating Soaps?
  Exfoliating soaps are best used 1–2 times per week, depending on your skin’s tolerance.

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Cinnamon Loofah Soap Recipe

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Learn how to make your own cinnamon loofah soap with this step-by-step guide! Discover the benefits of this exfoliating and aromatic soap, perfect for a natural skincare routine.

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Materials

• ½ lb melt and pour soap base
• 15 drops essential oils
• 2 tablespoons cinnamon
• Loofah
• Soap Mold

Instructions

1. Cut up your soap base into tiny squares. 
2. Add to a glass jar and melt either on the stovetop or slowly in your microwave. Stir frequently.
3. Once melted, add in essential oils once it has cooled down some. 
4. Next, add in your cinnamon and continue stirring. 
5. Pour into your soap mold and let sit for a few hours or overnight.
6. Unmold and enjoy! 

Notes

• Essential oils are optional.
• Use a suspension melt and pour soap base so the cinnamon powder is evenly distributed. 

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Final Thoughts

A cinnamon loofah soap is so easy to make and works wonders for your dry skin!

Whether you make it for yourself or as a thoughtful gift, this natural loofah soap recipe makes a perfect aromatic and hydrating DIY soap.

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