Melt & Pour Soap Base - Guide Recipe

Melt & Pour Soap Base - Guide Recipe

THE IDEAL STARTING POINT FOR CREATING HANDMADE SOAPS, YOU CAN CREATE A WIDE RANGE OF BEAUTIFUL PRODUCTS. SIMPLY COMBINE COLOR AND FRAGRANCE TO TAILOR YOUR SOAPS.

GUIDE RECIPE

It’s so easy to create a simple Soap Bar. To create your very own set of handmade soap bars, here is what you’ll need:

  • Melt & Pour soap base – slice into melt-able chunks
  • Fragrance if you wish
  • Add dried botanicals if you wish
  • A soap mold and slicer
  • Microwave / double boiler

 
Melt & Pour Soap Base - Guide RecipeOpen / cut - Determine amount of melt and pour soap base needed for your project. Carefully slice soap base into smaller cubes, doing this will make the soap easier to handle and melt. 

 

Melt & Pour Soap Base - Guide RecipeMelt - Heat at melting temperature between 80°C - 90° If you are melting in a microwave, please be careful and keep an eye on the soap as it can bubble over the container. If you are melting in a double boiler on stove Stir between intervals until liquid. gradually heat the soap base ensuring that the soap melts evenly and does not boil and burn. Add water 1-2% for moisture loss while melting.  

Melt & Pour Soap Base - Guide RecipeMix- Stir in you can use Essential Oils, Fragrances, Colours, Botanicals and Additives. Simply add to the melted soap base, mix gently ensuring that any fragrance you have added is evenly distributed throughout the soap base. 

 

Melt & Pour Soap Base - Guide RecipePour - working quickly, simply pour your soap base into your soap mould. Remove the soap from the mold after it solidifies and pack it in a shrink wrapping paper.

 

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