African Black Soap Melt and Pour Soap Base 1kg - 5kg (2kg)

A good product

This s softer than the other melt & pour soap bases so I advise everyone not to add too much oils & fragrances to it. This soap has a naturally good smell to it and doesn't need many additives. Melts easily in a micro or in a double boiler and it s easy to pour. To eliminate air bubbles, I d recommend to use alcohol spray on top of a the bars. I did not bother with this as the soaps are for myself . I customized bars for face and body use by adding various oils . Very easy way to make a variety of products and layers well.As a rule of thumb, no more than 1 tbs of oil/ honey etc per half loaf is recommended or else the final product will separate/ not be v solid . Also, it has to be wrapped in clingfilm or waxed paper to protect fr moisture in the air.

Easy to make your own moisturising soap. Very effective, mild, non irritating and beautifully cleansing. My whole family enjoy it too!

Nice soap you need to add essential oils to make it more pleasant

I would definitely recommend this soap. I added tea tree and lavender essential oils.

Black soap very easy to use in a nice container.

It’s great to be able to get a melt and pour African black soap. I was curious to see how it behaved. It’s nice and soft, with slightly uneven colour as this type of soap should be. It’s also a fairly light shade of brown. It seems to melt at a slightly lower temperature than normal melt and pour, with more bubbles. It also sets quicker so it’s harder to remove bubbles before setting. It works well for my moulded soaps though.

This was super easy to use and has made nice soap bars that have held they’re scent, ( advice for beginners like myself, make a double boiler either with pan of water and glass bowl or pan of water and metal jug, stir continuously and make sure you don’t let it boil as it won’t lather, take off the heat and then add the scent before pouring into moulds, hope you enjoy making soaps just as much as I have)