Make your own soap: Melt & Pour for beginners

Make your own soap: Melt & Pour for beginners

Make your own soap, Melt & Pour for beginners

Advertising: This post contains affiliate links. If you buy through a link we earn a small commission, the price stays the same for you.

Advertising

VIDEOKURS Seife einfach selber machen

You want to make soap yourself, but without dangerous lye and safety drama? Then melt & pour is your way in: melt a ready soap base, refine it with scent, colour and care, pour into a mould. In 15 minutes of work you have your own soap, child’s play, safe and endlessly variable.

What you need

Ingredient links go to Amazon, advertising.

How to

  1. Cut the soap base into small cubes (melts faster).
  2. Melt in a water bath or microwave in 30-second steps, stirring in between, do not let it boil.
  3. Take off the heat, stir in essential oils (about 20 drops per 450 g) and colour if you like.
  4. Pour into the silicone mould, tap briefly on the worktop so air bubbles rise.
  5. Let set for 2 hours at room temperature (or 30 to 40 minutes in the fridge).
  6. Press out of the mould, done. Let it dry for 1 to 2 days before use, then the soap lasts longer.

Tip: The base decides the care: shea butter for dry skin, goat milk especially mild, clear glycerine for transparent effect soaps with inclusions.

Advertising / affiliate links: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Via links marked "advertising" I may receive a commission, at no extra cost to you.