Melt and Pour Soap is a really fun, versatile product which can be used to make some really creative soaps.  This is an opaque/white SLS free moisturising soap with a lovely lather.  To use, simply heat in a double boiler, stirring all the time (to prevent a skin from forming), remove from heat, add any colours, csometic grade fragrance or essential oils (at 2% max), seeds/oats etc for exfoliation and pour into your mould. Decorate with dried flowers or seeds etc and leave to set. 

Soapmaking moulds come in all different shapes, so you can really go to town with your creations and even can make them to look like little cupcakes by adding a layer of "icing" i.e a layer of soap on the top of the "cupcake" main body of soap.  If you are working with layers of soap, wait until each layer is semi set, like gravy or custard skin, until you pour your next layer. 

Ingredients: Aqua, Propylene glycol, Sodium stearate, Sodium laureth sulfate, Glycerin, Sucrose, Sodium cocoate, Sodium xylene sulfonate, Steraic Acid, Tetrasodium EDTA, Tetrasodium etidronate, Titanium Dioxide.

Cosmetic Grade Water Soluble Liquid Dyes suitable for bath salts, bombs, melt and pour soapmaking (not cold or hot process "make from scratch" soap or oily products such as body butters, bath melts) and also for water based cosmetics e,g bubble bath, lotions, creams, shampoos. If using with dry ingredients e.g when making bath salts, bath bombs etc spritz with a little water or witch hazel to help mix the colours in.

Use: add to your product until you achieve the desired colour, but normally a good colour can be achived with around 2-6 drops depending on the amount of product you are making and desired colour effect.  May not be suitable for highly sensitive skin, if in doubt, please carry out a test patch 24hrs prior to using your product.

Choose from: Pink (CI 17200), Blue (CI 142090), Yellow (CI 19140), Red  (CI14700 & CI 17200), White (CI 78891) to make pastel colours & this is ok for use in cold process soapmaking, Mauve (CI 42090 & CI 17200), Green (CI 19140 & CI42090), Orange (CI 19140 & CI 14700)

You can mix the primary colours: red & blue = purple, blue & yellow = green, yellow & red = orange

And you can further mix: red & green = brown, green & yellow = light green, blue & green = blue/green...click the image to enlarge and see the colour mixing spectrum.

We also supply 3ml graduated Pipettes for decanting small quantities of liquid dyes, essential or fragrance oils etc.

Used for making bath bombs, fizzies, creamers etc, where it has a skin softening effect and is also used to make environmentally cleaning products.  Personally I use Bicarb to clean my bath, it works a treat!  Just add a few drops of essential oils and away you go!

Basic Bath Bomb Recipe: 2 parts Bicarbonate of Soda, 1 part Citric Acid, Powdered Colourant, Witchazel to spritz and adhere the mix together, 2% Cosmetic Grade Fragrance Oil or Essential Oils.

Used to make Bath Bombs (see above and below for a couple of recipes) and also to lower Ph in products.  To lower Ph, make up a 10-20% citric acid to 90-80% water, stir well and then using a pipette add 0.2% of the solution (based on your product weight) to your product, retest the Ph level and continue to add 0.2% of the solution until the desired Ph level is achieved.

Also used to make Bath Bombs, Fizzies but is only included in some recipes, for example for Bath Creamers: 52% Bicarb of Soda, 26% Citric Acid, 13% Cocoa or Shea Butter (or combination), 9%Corn Flour, 2% Essential Oils or Cosmetic Grade Fragrance Oils, Optional: dried flowers.  Mix the dry ingredients in a bowl, melt and heat the butters on a double boiler, remove from heat and combine with the dry ingredients and essential or fragrance oils.  Decant to a mould tray, cupcake holder etc. 

Please click here for ingredients you can add to your soaps, bath bombs, fizzes, creamers etc

Witchazel, Exfoliants, Fruit, Herbal Powders, Loose Herbs, Salts Blend, Dried Flowers, Clays etc

Fragrance Oils

Essential Oils