The white Melt and Pour soap base with shea butter is ideal for making creamy, nourishing, and skin-friendly handmade soaps. Formulated with natural unsaponified shea butter, this base offers a rich texture and a soft, abundant lather, perfect for creating high-quality soaps.

Shea butter is known for its nourishing, emollient, and protective properties. It helps keep the skin soft and hydrated, protecting it from dryness and leaving a pleasant feeling of comfort after use.

Key features:

• 🌿 Natural formula

• 🥥 With natural shea butter (2%)

• 🧼 High lather, leaves skin soft and hydrated

• 💧 Highly moisturizing and gentle on the skin

• ❌ Titanium dioxide-free

• 🚫 Sulfate and harsh detergent-free

• ✅ Dermatologically and clinically tested

• 🐰 Vegan and cruelty-free
  

Perfect for hobbyists and artisans who wish to create custom, nourishing, and professional-quality soaps. The soap bases are packaged in sealed 1kg boxes.

Ingredients (INCI)
Glycerin, Aqua, Sodium Stearate, Propylene Glycol, Sodium Laurate, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Sorbitol, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea Butter) Saponified, Disodium Laureth Sulfosuccinate, Titanium Dioxide, Sodium Chloride, Tetrasodium EDTA.

🧼 How to Use and Tips for Melt & Pour Soap Base

🔧 Preparation

The Melt & Pour base is ready to use.
Here's how to use it:

1. Cut the base into cubes to facilitate melting.

2. Melt in a double boiler (around 60-65°C).
   ❗ Avoid boiling to maintain quality.

3. Once liquid, you can add colorants, fragrances, dried flowers, or natural additives.

4. You can also scent with essential oils, but it's good to know that:

   • They can alter transparency, hardening time, and consistency.

   • It is advisable to perform tests on small samples to verify compatibility.

🫙 Pouring into Molds

• Carefully pour the melted soap into the molds.

• Lightly spray denatured alcohol on the surface to eliminate any air bubbles.

⏱️ Solidification Time

• Depends on the size of the mold.

• A small shape solidifies quickly.

• A standard loaf takes about 6 hours.

• The time may vary with the ambient temperature.

🔁 Can I Remelt It?

• Yes, you can remelt the soap multiple times, without limits.

• Be careful though: the soap may lose moisture, altering its final consistency.

• Always cover the base while melting it to prevent evaporation.

🔪 Cutting the Solid Base

• To cut the base, use:

  • A large, sharp knife

  • A professional soap cutter

  • A slicing tool (like a sturdy cheese slicer)

📦 Storage of Finished Soap

• Once solidified, remove the soap from the mold and immediately wrap it with:

  • Plastic wrap or

  • Cellophane

• This protects against sweating and moisture loss caused by exposure to air.