Confetti in Clear Melt and Pour Soap: Recycling a Soap I Didn’t Like
Turn soap you don’t like into confetti soap! I shredded a soap into colorful confetti and suspended it in crystal clear melt and pour base.
Melt and Pour Soap Making
Turn soap you don’t like into confetti soap! I shredded a soap into colorful confetti and suspended it in crystal clear melt and pour base.
Add pretty patterns to melt and pour soap with clay texture sheets or impression mats cut to fit your mold. Plus the trick to keep them from floating.
Make Happiness melt and pour soap in a detailed square flower mold, and learn two ways to use bio glitter plus a white highlight technique.
Can you do a 3 color swirl with melt and pour soap? My green, pink and white Christmas swirl muddled, but a 2 color version worked. Lessons and photos.
Make Bubble Grape melt and pour soap with neon purple and yellow soap ball embeds packed into white shea butter. A fun, colorful soap for kids.
Make exfoliating poppy seed melt and pour soap in pale yellow with a blue swirl. Learn the temperature trick that keeps poppy seeds suspended.
Learn three ways to paint melt and pour soap with mica on a detailed dragon eye soap: mica and alcohol, colored melt and pour, and a syringe method.
Make Frosty Sunrise melt and pour soap, a soft spring swirl of teal green and lemon yellow in clear base, poured very cool for crisp swirls.
The simple way I measure how much melt and pour soap a mold holds, using a kitchen scale and water. Works for loaf, cavity, ball and column molds.
Make a DIY curved soap mold with taco holders, a loaf mold and an impression mat, then use it for a melt and pour soap with a textured, colored top.