How to melt soap

There are so many things you can do with melted soap! It's a great way to save money on liquid hand soaps and other toiletries. By melting down scraps of soap that would otherwise be thrown away, you can make your own cheap hand soap or...

Long before I was a soapmaker, I turned up my nose at melt and pour soaps. That's not really "soapmaking" is it? Once I began making my own soap I quickly learned there's a lot

Learn how to make new homemade soap by grating old soap scraps and remolding them...

Reforming Soap Scraps: Many people buy bar soap in bulk, but the money you save often gets tossed when you stop using the scraps. Everyone does it. I got sick of throwing money in the trash and decided to start saving the scraps of bar soap. I melt them down once a quarte…

This orange zest lemon soap smells like summer! Made with orange zest, lemon essential oil, clear melt-and-pour soap base, and vitamin E, it's sure to delight!

If you are keen to make soap, but a little nervous of the processes involved in making it from scratch, melt and pour soap could be the perfect solution for you. Melt and pour soap

This guide is about using leftover pieces of soap. Before you throw away those soap bar slivers, consider ways that they can be used up.

It is important to wrap melt and pour soap, but when do you do it? How long do you have? We will answer that question and more!

DIY Loofah Soap Bars that cleanse and exfoliate at the same time. Easy to make with melt and pour soap. Smell amazing and work great!

Learn how to make your own DIY melt and pour soap base using all natural ingredients.