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Soap Making
Bars that look like a boutique made them.
3levels, ending in your own soap line
30 mina Step, on average
$45to start Level 1
FreeLevel 1, always
The path
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Level 1Free Melt and Pour
A boxed gift set of six bars
15 Steps, about 36 minutes each. Anyone with a microwave. No chemistry, no lye, no experience needed.
- Chapter 1: First bars. Plain, scented and colored bars, unmolded and wrapped, and your first two-layer bar.
- Chapter 2: Designs. Embeds, an ombre, an exfoliating bar, a cut loaf and a swirl.
- Chapter 3: Gift set. Six bars designed, made, wrapped and labeled as a finished gift set.
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See all 15 Steps
- 4Unmold and wrapEvery bar so far wrapped tight in plastic wrap and stored.
- 5Show your groupPour your first layersA two-color layered bar where the layers don't come apart.
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- 8Make an exfoliating barA bar with oats or coffee grounds spread through it, not sunk to the bottom.
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- 10Show your group
- 11Design your gift setA plan for six bars: one of each technique, with colors and scents that go together.
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- 15Show your group
Level 2Unlocks after Level 1 Cold Process
Your first batch from scratch
Level 3Unlocks after Level 2 Market Ready
Labeled bars you can sell
Where it ends: your own soap line
Free lessons in Melt and Pour come from Bramble Berry, CandleScience, Wholesale Supplies Plus, therese galea, House of Scent, Sunshine Soap and Candle Company, Rustic Escentuals, Soap Queen, The O'Neil Sisters, Koala Soap. We link to their work and never copy it.
Cover photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash