Clear Melt & Pour Soap Base

The "natural as we can make it" clear soap base. While not completely translucent, this soap is clear enough for allowing light to pass through. The level of translucency is dependent on the amount of material used. Predominately consisting of coconut oil, 20% kosher glycerin, and food grade sustainable plant derived oils and alkali. 

 Properties

 Instructions

Heat soap base in a microwave in microwave-compatible soap pitcher until fully liquid. Never let the soap base go above 160F. Optionally add dye once melted and stir well. Add Fragrance to soap base at 140-150F, stir thoroughly and slowly pour into compatible soap mold. Spray alcohol to remove bubbles from top surface if present. Wait 24 hours before removing soap from mold.

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 Ingredient List

 Coconut Oil

Palm Oil Safflower

Oil Glycerine (kosher, of vegetable origin)

Purified Water

Sodium Hydroxide (saponifying agent)

Sorbitol

Propylene Glycol (made from vegetable glycerine)

Sorbitan Oleate (emulsifier)

Oat Protein

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 Please be sure to perform your own tests before creating your candles in bulk as it is your responsibility to ensure the safety of the finished product by conducting all necessary tests.

You may reheat your soap many times during crafting. but it is very important to never let you soap go above 160F. When going past 160F your soap will begin to rubberize which will likely ruin your final product. Reheating a few times to get the soap fully liquid is normal. It really helps to stir to break the clumps of the soap so that less heating is required making it much easier to stay below the 160F threshold. Reheating after applying color dye or before adding fragrance is normal. Having your soap at 140-150F before adding fragrance makes it much easier to get the soap properly mix and to keep it a lower viscosity to make pouring easier. It is important to pour slowly when pouring into your mold. The soap may bubble a lot if pouring quickly. Having a few bubbles is normal and spraying alcohol on these bubbles that accumulate on the top surface should clear them out. Spraying a few times is okay, but spraying too much can create foam. You may also melt your soap with direct from a stove or hot plate with the double boiler method, but this process is more difficult and will take longer to get your soap melted.

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