Make Market Soap Making Olive Oil Glycerin Soap

I've never made soap before, but I had a mold, essential oils, and I decided I had to give it try! I bought a pound of melt and pour goat's milk/glycerin soap base and melted it in the microwave, then added ground up oatmeal and honey to the mix. Ten minutes later, I was pouring my first soap into this mold. As you can see from the pictures, I made some very pretty bars of handmade soap! Loved the experience! And the soap is gorgeous! It lathers nicely, doesn't disintegrate in the shower, and smells lovely and fresh! I'll be buying more!

Easy to melt in the microwave in 40 seconds. The soap is very nice in feel and consistency. However, the company website and the packaging don't tell you a few things that you need to know. Like spraying your molds with alcohol to eliminate bubbles, and letting your soap air dry for three weeks before you package it. Also, the plastic molds they sell to go with it are a bit too rigid to allow you to remove the soap with ease.Thank goodness for Youtube! That's how I got my questions answered, not through the company.

The suspension formula is worth it. I previously made soap with oatmeal in it with a non-suspension goats milk soap base and the oatmeal sunk to the bottom. With this base, the oatmeal was even throughout the soap. Very nice! I add 50 drops of an almond fragrance, 2 Tbl honey, and 3 tsp oatmeal to 10 ozs of the soap base and everyone loves it.

This suspension soap, which already has the Lye in it, was very simple to use. I found a recipe on Pinterest that recommended this brand and they were right, best soap to use! Just don't make the mistake of trying to use the whole block at one time. My first block didn't turn out well but when I followed directions the second time it was fantastic. This goat soap leaves your skin so soft.

I have never ever made soap, but just found out about melt and pour soap, so I decided to make coffee soap bars as gifts for Christmas!I just cut the block in half as I only needed 2.5 pounds. I followed the directions on the box (using the microwave) and stirred it every so often. It does set very, very fast, so make sure whatever ingredients you plan on adding in are already out and measured, so you can throw it all it quick, stir it up, and put it in whatever mold you’re using.Other than it setting super fast, I loved it! I’m so happy with the way it came out considering I have no experience with it at all. Would definitely recommend!!

I was looking for a melt and pour to do with a craft day with my daughter and her friends. This suited my need perfectly! It melts clear and quickly and smoothly. Just be aware that it starts setting almost immediately from taking off of the heat! So have all of your add-ins ready to go and work quickly.

My first time making soap. This base is very easy to use. I added oil,aloe Vera,coloring and fragrances. Looks good, can’t wait to wrap it and give as presents.

Super easy to use. Just heat in microwave and pour into silicone molds. Add a few drops of essential oil. My grandkids loved making their own bars of soap. Each one chose a different fragrance. This makes soft, sudsy soap. Better even than Dove brand, I think.