How to Make Strawberry Peach Champagne Cold Process Swirl Soap with Strawberry Embeds

🍓 How to Make Strawberry Peach Champagne Cold Process Swirl Soap with Strawberry Embeds

If you love bright, fruity, and bubbly scents, this Strawberry Peach Champagne Cold Process Soap is a must-try! It combines the playful aroma of fresh strawberries and juicy peaches with a touch of effervescent champagne for a luxurious, uplifting bar. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to make this soap using a pre-made oil mix, Electric Bubble Gum mica and Tangerine Wow mica from Bramble Berry, plus Strawberry Peach Champagne fragrance oil from Midwest Fragrance Company. To top it all off, we’ll decorate each bar with adorable strawberry embeds for that extra pop of charm.


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🧴 Ingredients & Supplies

Base Oils (Pre-Made Oil Mix):
You can use any balanced cold process oil blend—ideally a mix of olive oil, coconut oil, palm oil (or palm-free alternative), castor oil, and shea butter.

Pifito Soap Making Oils Mix No. 1 │ 60 Oz Quick Mix Blend of Pre-Measured Oils for Cold Process Soap
https://a.co/d/71xf2CU

Other Ingredients:

Goat Milk Melt and Pour Soap Base (for Embeds)

Primal Elements Goat Milk Soap Base

https://a.co/d/grmN8qh

Distilled water (for lye solution)

Sodium hydroxide (lye)

Strawberry Peach Champagne fragrance oil (Midwest Fragrance Company)
https://midwestfragranceco.com/search?q=strawberry+peach+champagne&_pos=1&_psq=strawberry+Peach&_ss=e&_v=1.0

Electric Bubble Gum mica (Bramble Berry)
https://www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/colorants/pigments/electric-bubble-gum-colorant/V000612.html

Tangerine Wow mica (Bramble Berry)

Titanium dioxide (for white base)

Strawberry mold for Embeds

https://a.co/d/iJ7kVwl


Equipment:

Stick blender

Heat-safe bowls and containers

Silicone loaf mold

Spatulas and spoons

Measuring scale

Safety gear (gloves, goggles, long sleeves)

Strawberry Silicone Mold


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⚗️ Step 1: Prepare the Lye Solution

Always put safety first when working with lye. Wearing gloves and goggles, carefully add your lye to distilled water (never the other way around). Stir gently until dissolved, then set aside to cool to around 100–110°F.

You can melt your goat milk soap base and make your strawberry embeds now while the lye solution cools. 
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🧈 Step 2: Melt and Mix the Oils

If you’re using a pre-made oil mix, gently melt it if needed and allow it to cool to the same temperature range as your lye solution (about 100–110°F).

Once both the oils and lye are within range, slowly pour the lye solution into the oils. Stick blend until you reach light trace.


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🎨 Step 3: Split and Color the Batter

Divide your soap batter into three portions:

Pink portion: Add Electric Bubble Gum mica for a bright, playful pink.

Orange portion: Add Tangerine Wow mica for a juicy peach tone.

Optional white portion: Add titanium dioxide for contrast.


Stick blend or hand stir each color until evenly mixed.


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🍑 Step 4: Add Fragrance

Add the Strawberry Peach Champagne fragrance oil to each portion and stir well. This fragrance behaves nicely in cold process soap but work efficiently—fruity fragrances can accelerate trace if over-mixed.


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🌀 Step 5: Create the Swirl

For a beautiful swirl effect. 

1. Tilt the mold on its side and pour a layer of pink soap. Then White soap, then orange, and white again. 
   
   
   2. Once you can't fit any more soap in the mold with it tilted, lay it flat. 
   
   3. Continue to alternate the Pink and Orange soap, with a white layer in between. 
   
   
   
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   🍓 Step 6: Add Strawberry Embeds
   
   While the soap is still soft, gently press your strawberry embeds on top. You can arrange them in a neat line or randomly for a more whimsical look.
   
   Sprinkle a touch of eco-glitter or mica dust on top for an extra shimmer (optional).
   
   
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   ⏳ Step 7: Insulate and Cure
   
   Cover the mold and allow it to sit for 24–48 hours before unmolding. Once firm, slice into bars and place them on a curing rack. Let them cure for 4–6 weeks to allow excess water to evaporate and the bars to harden.
   
   
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   💕 Final Thoughts
   
   The final result is a stunning, fruity, and bubbly soap with swirls that resemble fizzy peach champagne and strawberries. Each bar looks and smells as good as it feels on the skin—creamy, luxurious, and full of moisturizing goodness.
   
   Whether you’re gifting these soaps, selling them, or keeping them all to yourself, this recipe is sure to be a favorite for anyone who loves bright, feminine, and fruity scents.
   
   
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   ✨ Tips for Success
   
   If you want more distinct swirls, keep your batter at a thin trace.
   
   Chill your fragrance oil before use if your workspace is warm—it helps prevent acceleration.
   
   For uniform embeds, pour your embed soap into a strawberry-shaped mold ahead of time and allow it to fully cure before use.
   
   
   https://youtu.be/a1MlFO8tsqc?si=k70E_D9vXyeqGgZz
   
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