How To Make Melt & Pour Soap At Home - Step By Step Guide | BrambleBerry.com

[@bramble-berry]

Thanks for watching! You can read more beginner's tips for melt & pour soaps on our website here: bberry.studio/GuidetoMeltandPour Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 01:22 - Choosing Your Soap Base 02:38 - Melt & Pour Tools 03:40 - Melting Your Soap 06:47 - Adding Fragrance 08:06 - Adding Color 11:27 - Troubleshooting 16:12 - Outro 16:58 - Bloopers! If you have any questions, feel free to contact our customer service team at [e-mail] or 877-627-7883 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. You can also live chat with customer service on BrambleBerry.com from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. PST, Monday-Friday. Shop Bramble Berry: bberry.studio/_ShopBrambleBerry Recipes, Tips & Inspiration: bberry.studio/IntheStudio_Projects Facebook: facebook.com/BrambleBerry Instagram: instagram.com/brambleberry/ Twitter: twitter.com/brambleberry TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@brambleberry Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/brambleberry/

[@suzannechapman2084]

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[@jaunbonaysmith]

Please should we heat the base to 140 degree Celsius??

[@nenanenica6783]

How much mica and how much fragrance oil per 1 LB soap base?

[@sharnat1742]

When you showed the example of your fragrance calculator it saw 0.28oz. How do you get that measurement? when using my scale I can’t get 0.28oz

[@vallerithomas4671]

I'm just getting back to soap-making after not doing anything with it for several years. This vid was exactly what I needed to get the creative juices going again, give me some good ideas, and remind me how to do things. Bramble Berry rocks! Best customer service!

[@evelyneself4938]

Me too!

[@one_smol_duck]

Thanks for the helpful video! I started soap making backwards, going straight for Cold Process because I thought that was how "real" soap "should" be made. But I now realize that's a silly mindset to have. Cold Process is great, but there's nothing wrong with Melt and Pour! I'm excited to have an easier and safer method under my belt for times when I want to make pretty soap but I really don't feel like going the extra mile.

[@sl4983]

Thank you!

[@5784Eva]

I make cold process soaps for over 7 years now :) I remember my first soaps were melt and pour . they so easy to make.

[@sl4983]

Is cold process hard?

[@BodyCareBoutique]

Great tutorial Anne-Marie! I've been loving your business, products, and instructions/tutorials for over a decade and a half. I loved going to Otion and spending time there browsing your awesome products for purchase! Loved making a day trip out of it, stop at Boomer's and drive Chuckanut Dr. on the way back home. I'm thankful for all you've contributed to the soapmaking world all these years, thank you! Mel 🙏💝🧼

[@jojose417]

I bought a melt and pour soap kit from BrambleBerry a few years back and loved the way it turned out! I still have mold and I’m going to make some again soon :)

[@plaguedbysociety]

I got one for Christmas and had so much fun!

[@terricarrozza3198]

Thank you! I am a beginner and found a recipe on the net for goats milk soap. It never said how much to heat the base so of course it got overheated. Thank you so much for the explanation of the results of overheating. It's in my block mold right now and I have hopes it will set up right and not flake into pieces when used but time will tell.

[@mznisha]

Another gem of a video i came across! You are such a darling explaining everything in such details. Thank you thank you thank you ❤

[@Tayturs]

Im just getting started learning about this process and am interested in trying it myself soon, so this was perfectly timed! Thank you for such a helpful and thorough video, I learned a lot!

[@ganjaghost420]

"The meltage" lol I've been watching soap making videos for days and I think this is the best one I've seen. Thanks!

[@DevineBeauty77]

I’m new to soap making and this is just what I needed thank you so much.

[@plantingwithnat]

I love it, I don't have to deal with Lye. That is my main concern with Lye. I am so happy to give this a try.

[@BBflower]

This was a very great video… she was very pleasant and concise and I learned a lot from her. Great job!

[@joannag4177]

What a great and informative presentation! I got all my supplies at a ready, and am about to make my first melt'n'pour batch of soaps but, of course, I had no idea where or how to start. Your video was truly enlightening, I have Liked and subscribed, and am looking forward to watching more of your excellent tutorials.

[@joannag4177]

Well, I'm happy to report that my soaps were a huge success. I've made several batches with all kinds of beautiful essential oils, in many different moulds, for the family as well as my coworkers, and everybody loved them! I must have made close to 50 soaps, and have enjoyed my new hobby immensely. Once again, many thanks for your tutorials which were instrumental in the success of my endeavor.

[@Goldan1]

She is so crazy in a good, crazy bestfriend kinda way. I laughed out loud with her songs at the end of the vid😄love her videos so informative🧡

[@buckingham1950]

I just got melt and pour soap for Christmas! Can't wait to use it!

[@Angelalivingaquietlife]

What a great video! Especially the in-depth melting in a microwave.

[@sabridgettvernon8539]

I love your energy it's contagious had me laughing at the end with your singing. I'm getting ready to try making my own soap real soon. ❤️

[@aldermar]

This is the second video I've seen on this channel and let me tell you, it's an excellent video with valuable technical advice. I love this channel.

[@wlsweat1]

I add my mica powder in my soap before it goes into the microwave. It works out great.

[@MonitheLupie]

Wow! I have to try that

[@kathrynwilliams669]

Me too. Makes it easier to make sure the mica are mixed in properly

[@Raquel-jg6wt]

Okay, wow thanks for posting

[@gulnarbhiwandiwala232]

Can we add mica powder in m&p soaps

[@kimsmells1]

@@gulnarbhiwandiwala232 yeah

[@skincarehawaii]

Can we have a tour of the BB factory?! 😁🙏 love u guys all the way from Hawaii❤

[@MonitheLupie]

This was a great video. I have overheated my soap base and experienced the same result

[@wrenbyrd1093]

Great video! I want to learn to do this because I don’t think messing with lye is a good idea for me. I’m sensitive to so many chemicals. 😥 I want to make my mother some non-irritant soap because she has skin problems when using a lot of soap. Olive oil or oatmeal looks good! I love pastels! 😊

[@baptisteroosevelt1359]

thank you so much for this video Bramble berry, I'm in the process of starting a soap business and video did for me,again thank you.

[@RosegarlandCreations]

Thankyou, I wish say your information is awesome and Hi from Australia as I going to have a go at making soap for personal use.

[@glendacrawford8021]

Thank you so much! I've been wanting to add soaps to my vendor business! Your tutorial is excellent! I can't wait to order!

[@sl4983]

What do you sell?

[@thaipilled]

your video was sooo incredibly helpful!! The color “theory” part was also good to know! I’m super excited to make a few soaps, thinking about ordering an oatmeal base!! 🥰🤍

[@michelleobie4674]

Thank you so much for this video. I am in love with learning everything

[@robertpowers90]

I was just here for a quick description, but this was a very informative video. Nice job, thank you

[@stinky59]

Thanks so much! I need to purchase supplies for this since I’m taking a mold making and casting class in college and our current project is a plaster mold, and resin doesn’t like plaster so we can basically only make casts with melt/pour soap or candle wax. So now I need to learn all about this before my next class in 2 days aaaah hopefully it goes well for me!

[@svetlanal293]

All my questions about soap making were answered...Thanks😊

[@lynneholden6216]

Thank you I can't wait to try to make SOAP!

[@kimupston971]

You give a lot of good information I like what you have to say cause I’m still new at it. Thank you for all the information now I know what to buy better next time when I go thank you for sharing.

[@bramble-berry]

You are so welcome and we are glad you found the video helpful!

[@NumeroLetter]

One of my best friends and I bought a melt and pour kit from Michael's, and we were working in such small quantities to try and do layers that we ended up overheating the soap and it hardened SO FAST! We had no idea what we did wrong until I watched this just now!! SO helpful!!! We'll be sure to melt more soap down at a time so it doesn't overheat so quickly next time! xD The quality of the soap probably also makes a huge difference, since Michael's soap isn't on par with Bramble Berry!! It would be SO COOL if you guys one day worked with Michael's to get some QUALITY melt and pour on their shelves!!!

[@bramble-berry]

You can actually purchase some of our melt & pour kits and fragrance oils at Michael's!

[@ahmedfaahim3787]

@@bramble-berry Friend What is the mixture needs to put together to make soap. Thanks

[@micahthomas9521]

Hope ur using the detergent -free soap base from that store, bcz the rest is over priced garbage that dries out your skin. Happy soaping

[@witchysam4273]

Absolutely love your tutorial 😁 very clear and kind.

[@bramble-berry]

Thanks so much! 😊

[@Traditional_Soaping]

Bramble Berry's various soap bases help you achieve your desired design. 😊💖 There are many options, and you can choose. MP soap is a material used a lot by beginners, but a quality MP soap base is still a source of inspiration for even experienced soap makers!👍

[@micahthomas9521]

Agreed. Sad when I see ppl making beautiful soap with a low quality soap base that has detergents and sulphates in it! That stuff dries out my skin. If ur gonna do MP, go for the higher quality soap bases out there. And Bramble Berry sells it.😊

[@TerrysTwigReviews]

Thanks for this video. I will go with melt and pour for my first try.

[@horiwalker1346]

Gosh, love your channel ❤️ now I have a problem. I want to make candles and soap. Decisions, Decisions! Unfortunately I'm the type of person that will do both at the same time and spit the dummy if I ruin it on the first go and pack it all away lol

[@chelsead2924]

Thank you for this perfectly condensed and informative video! Great for a beginner like me :)

[@Jaye11]

This is awesome ! I’m starting to learn how to make soap! I love this video. Thank you

[@bramble-berry]

You are so welcome!

[@Jaye11]

@@bramble-berry I did purchase some soap from the website last night. Super excited !

[@deedee9312]

I REALLY WANTED TO SEE WHAT THE GLOOPY ONE LOOKS LIKE WHEN DRIED LOL - COULD BE A COOL GAG GIFT HAHA - but thanks for this very very informative tutorial.. here I go !!!

[@gayleblack1919]

Thank you so much. I really enjoy your videos. Learning so much.

[@bramble-berry]

Thank you! We're so happy you're enjoying our videos 💜

[@thocthea2294]

Thank you! This is very informative and it was presented really well!

[@unclejoshafat]

This is a fantastic how to video. Thanks for making it!

[@bjg4002]

Hi there ,could you make a video on melt n pour pinetar soap please. Thx! 🎉

[@Sand.0101]

Wow!!! Thank you very much for your explanation on soaps I’ve been watching so many videos and they explain either too much with many chemistry details that it sounds like I’m either in a university or in a lab class and I can’t understand it. I like your video! God Bless!

[@eugeniaGienieD]

Thank you for the info!! Did mine on Thursday and the mica wasn't mixing well i didn't get why, so thank you

[@fromfarrah]

Hello! I have a question. I’ve been watching a LOT of soap making tutorials recently and have been learning about the science and steps to cold processed soaps. While it seems fun and rewarding, I can’t help but wonder why someone would go through all that work, money, and the safety risks when they could just use melt & pour bases. What are the benefits to cold processed versus M&P? (Anyone can answer). Thank you for making this video!

[@MarandaisAmazing]

If you make your own soap, you can customize the quality of the soap, more or less lather, more moisturizing depending on what oil or combination of oils you use to make the soap. Of course you can follow recipes for this as well, but advanced soap makers will use their own favorite formulas. The three standard are palm oil (some people don't really like this option for environmental reasons) olive oil, and coconut oil, but almond oil and several others are also options. It is also more cost effective when you buy bulk amounts of lye and oils instead of buying something pre-made (even if the video says it cost effective to buy melt and pour) And even more cost effective when you buy oil from a soap making company where the oils are NOT food grade. Why pay more for something you are obviously not going to eat? haha! The last point is that there is something fun being the science of creating your own soap, it feels almost more fulfilling to make it from scratch and to be able to handle your materials safely. Of course it takes more work I hope this helped

[@wisemoon40]

Thé advantage for melt and pour, in my opinion, is that it’s easier to make smaller batches, and it hardens faster. If you’re wanting to experiment with different fragrances, or aesthetics like color, layers, add-ins, etc. you can see the results much more quickly and decide if it’s what you want, or if it came out different than you expected. Soap from scratch is not super hard, but it does take more time, supplies and safety equipment, and you need to cure your soap for several weeks.

[@fromfarrah]

@@MarandaisAmazing Thank you very much! That was very helpful.

[@fromfarrah]

@@wisemoon40 Thank you!! I appreciate the reply

[@sl4983]

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[@kajolgolchha1326]

Great guide line loved the video loved your channel it was excited and knowledgeable mam

[@anudeo9328]

Hey..I love ur videos..I have recently tried making soaps but by double boil method but within few seconds my soap bases starts getting hard..I get very less time to mix up my oils and colors ..pls suggest..thank u

[@tylerfrieson3991]

Would u say melted soap is more so for hands or body as well? I started making it, and only want people to use it on their hands

[@bramble-berry]

Melt and pour soap lasts much longer as a hand soap than it does in the shower.

[@NadoriKaija]

Found out about your company through Royalty Soaps, and found you have YT tutorials. All these soap videos is making me want to get into it too as a hobby, make gifts for my family type of thing. I would LOVE to try cold process but it seems like just about anything that you can do with cold process you can also do with this melt and pour, considering glycerin is the only difference between the two, really. And I suppose with cold, you can have different mixes of different oils/butters. So here's my questions. Which is CHEAPER to make, sans equipment?? Say I wanna do cupcake soaps exclusively. How much would it cost to do a batch (12) as cold process vs a melt and pour??? Would I have to get a mold with the icing portion built into it for the melt and pour, or is there a way to make "icing" the way you can make with cold process?? How much melt and pour would it take, approximately? Also, I have Anosmia. Will that affect my ability to use scents? I'm thinking I'll probably need a test sniffer (hello kids, lol). Does Brambleberry offer scent samplers so we know what the scents smell like before we buy them for use??

[@sl4983]

Good question about which is more financially feasible!

[@sl4983]

I'm thinking meant and pour. The variables might be the scents, colors and additives.

[@christianjaymaceda2012]

Good morning 😊👋 watching from Philippines 😊👋🌟

[@ibijohn21]

Really great video, thank you. i just started making melt and pour soap and i'm struggling with getting lather in it. Any ideas?

[@bramble-berry]

Thank you! You can add a little bit of sugar to the melt and pour soap to help with lather.

[@ibijohn21]

@bramble-berry thanks for your response 😊. Can I use just any sugar, white or brown and what quantity should I use?

[@AnnasAspirations]

Hi, would it be okay to use Vodka in place of Isopropyl/rubbing alcohol?

[@tinah9419]

Best video I’ve seen! Great job…

[@kimberlylayne9616]

I am so happy I found your youtube page..

[@faiumali]

can I melt the soap base in the same microwave I use for reheating food?

[@priyasrikakulam]

Hey Can you please do a tips video on how to increase the lather in the melt and pour soaps ?

[@dianaV1212]

You are awesome young lady and you're so popular I don't know if I will get an answer to my comment but here it goes😁 What is the best Powder mix to color a soap. You seem to be the most knowledgeable of everyone that I've seen on KZbin. Thank you in advance for your answer... I'm not in a hurry I know you're busy.🙏

[@bramble-berry]

We think Mica powders are the most fun option and the easiest to add!

[@devangmehta1135]

Nicely Explain. Great Work.. Love it

[@girlhasitall]

That shrink wrap is breathable, so it does attract moisture even after wrapping it with that food wrap. Especially in hot and humid climates. I've tried it and then decided to buy a thicker plastic to wrap it.

[@audiotyresup]

The shrink wrap does, or the saran wrap? Since you used both in the same statement.

[@girlhasitall]

@@audiotyresup any breathable wrapping. If you are in a humid climate, the moisture will penetrate through a breathable wrapping sheet.

[@audiotyresup]

@@girlhasitall that's vague.

[@girlhasitall]

@@audiotyresup Have you tried it? I had to replace the food/shrink wrap (which is made of the same material) because my soaps (several batches) were all wet on the inside (glycerine is a by-product of the handmade soap). Replaced it with plastic sheets that were non-toxic obviously, and non-breathable. You can experiment with all kinds of wrapping sheets. Go with whatever works best for you and your climate.

[@audiotyresup]

@@girlhasitall no, I haven't made any soap to try this. Has nothing to do with my question of which of the two you were talking about.

[@REWTIGER]

Thanks for the beginners guide to melt and pour soaps. Just curious have ever used liquid dyes for color to soap instead of powders? If so thoughts

[@Littletreasuresofafrica]

Love all your tutorials has helped my business alot thank you! Is there a recipe to make melt and pour base please? Many thanks God bless

[@bramble-berry]

Thank you so much! We don't currently have a recipe for the melt and pour bases, thanks for checking!

[@youtalktomuch9889]

Can I recommend a simple melt and pour kit that have all the tools for a reasonable price for a begginer

[@Caridad63]

Grazie bellissimo Benedizioni ❤❤❤

[@SarahAlj23]

Thank you for this awesome video!. Will 70% alcohol still work?. Do we need to get a digital scale?. Also, what should I use to measure the essential oil to make sure I put the correct amount?. Thank you 😊

[@TheBoldandUnbothered.podcast]

This was a really good video

[@ConchiBelvis]

Great video. Very informative! Thanks

[@bramble-berry]

Glad it was helpful!

[@dianaV1212]

Hey young lady I'm so glad I found your can you... I would love to learn to make soap but I was very discouraged by all the difficult chemicals like Lye😢 What if I just want to make a melt & pour soap that's just great for your skin and leaves it smelling great 😊 Can I use infused oils... I hear calendula is good for your skin can I make a soup from my infused oil with the soap base?

[@bramble-berry]

Absolutely! Melt and pour soap bases can accept up to 5% additives like infused oils. Our melt and pour bases can be found here: www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/ingredients/bases/melt-and-pour-soap

[@nikkj1409]

hi .. i use clays only .. so when i have to add clay to the soap i first mix it with a tblspoon of glycerin .. make a slurry paste then add to the soap .. im i doing right ? or i should use anything else instead of glycerin???? thanks in advance fir this lovely video.

[@shwetasawardekar3284]

What ingredient to be used for melt n pour soaps to get good lather

[@carolp5993]

I just started making melt and pour soap. Never had an issue, but just recently my last batch or two of soap came out very rubbery?!, Almost bendable. I cut the pieces of soap evently before melting in microwave. Did I overheat it in microwave or reheat too many times? Heated in 20 to 25 secs intervals. I used 16 oz melt and pour buttermilk base, 1 tsp essential oils, mica powder, and 1 1/2 tsp ground oatmeal. Could the melt and pour base have gone bad? Any help is appreciated.

[@vesnarozman5916]

The leading cause for a rubbery melt and pour soap is overheating. A little too much heat can make your melt and pour base too hot, or burn it and make it rubbery in texture.

[@vicnic433]

Hi! I have some great smelling Jojoba oil infused with Frankincense and Myrrh resin. Can I buy a loaf of unscented cold pressed soap, melt it and add the Jojoba infused oil, then pour it back in a mold to harden again? Thank you for your time and input.

[@shannonf.5350]

Can you add oils to the melt & pour? For instance Sweet Almond or Jojoba. Thank you

[@bramble-berry]

Yes you can! When adding extra oils or butters to melt and pour soap, we recommend about 1 teaspoon per pound of soap. If too much extra oil or butter is added, the soap may not harden properly. It can also develop a greasy feeling and have less lather.

[@shannonf.5350]

@@bramble-berry thank you for such a quick response.

[@gulnarbhiwandiwala232]

@@bramble-berry can we add olive nd coconut oil too nd when we should add it

[@jaunbonaysmith]

@@bramble-berry how many turmeric can i add to melt & pour base please

[@athomewithjoanna7410]

Fantastic tutorial! Thank you so much!

[@amakachukwuma8991]

Thank you for this. What is the best temperature to add your essential oils and actives?

[@sl4983]

On the cooler side

[@kaajalbhansali5940]

Just what I needed.... Thank you so much....

[@areareare9953]

I just picked up a kit for fun, and found this store/channel. I am going to buy a microwave and cover it in contact paper too. Hahaha

[@getitgirl214]

Thanks for the tutorial

[@patriciamartucci5023]

Thank you for your video! It was very helpful. If I didn’t want to use the microwave, can I melt it on the stove? Would I use a double broiler?

[@AllAroundUplift]

Hey your video is sooo amazing. Can i just ask if i didnot want to put any gelatin and alcohol in my soap would that still turn out good?

[@susanhill7885]

Hi Anne-Marie, I love your video. I am so glad I found your video as I am about to add soaps to my candles and diffuser range. I want to make a large batch using double boiler method. Can I use my large metal jug to melt or should I use a heat resistant plastic jug? Also I have plastic soap moulds which are a version of wax melts moulds. Can I use those plastic moulds or do I have to get silicon ones? Thank you so very much. 🙏

[@suemeyer7551]

Thank you for this video. If the MP soap is wrapped after cooled then given to someone & they unwrap it will the sweating still occur? Does it also happen on the white versions? I guess it’s best to fan it for it to not happen period? I guess if you sell either type you should clarify on your sticker it’s glycerine soap? I wish your shipping charges to Canada were better, I’d love to order from you as I’m just getting started. Love your videos ❤️ thank you!

[@audiotyresup]

There's this natural glycerin soap I got at a store next to my place a number of years ago. I don't know if they fanned before packaging and distributing, but after opening it still sweat. So I at least know that for whichever they did that it will sweat after. Also, the last bar I had I hardly got to use. I had it in a travel soap dish I use and left in the shower, since it was fine with all the other soaps I used, mostly Irish Spring since that's what I kept having available as cheapest over the years, or my mother had stocked up in the bathroom and not using, etc. Went up to my grandparents for a couple weeks, came back, and almost the whole bar was a puddle in the soap dish. So it seems if using glycerine, really watch the humidity and store in a completely sealed container away from moisture if not using for long periods after opening.

[@stelladina2437]

Thanks for sharing, you are a great teacher 🤣👍

[@polqrmc3707]

Hi, i have a question about my soap. I tried using your shea butter mix, but whenever i use it, it feels rubbery and flexible. Unlike normal natural soaps i buy. Why is this?

[@tigertubereacttigertuberea6082]

Can chameleon powder or flakes be used in melt and pour soap? I think the colors would be beautiful, but not sure if they would work...

[@Chickenmom777]

I am getting conflicting information about dried flowers added to melt and pour. They say you shouldn’t add dried flowers to the melt and pour because it will mold. Any help with this would be great, thank you.

[@bramble-berry]

They won't get moldy due to the higher pH of the soap base but they will turn brown.

[@Chickenmom777]

@@bramble-berry thank you for the clarification 🙂

[@WisdomInAction-WIA]

Great Tutorial. Why does my M&P soap have a tacky feeling after each use? Am I adding to much oil? It lathers pretty well but after drying my hands it feels tacky, like it doesn’t have a smooth feeling.

[@bramble-berry]

Adding extra oil can definitely cause your melt & pour to become sticky if you add too much. We recommend using a maximum of 1 tablespoon of extra oil per pound of soap.

[@renevillegas7758]

Thanks for the helpful tips..

[@Elegant_Reign]

Thank you for this video. Great info. How long is the soap good for once you make it?

[@bramble-berry]

We usually suggest using your soaps within one year, but always remember that your shelf life is going to be based on whatever ingredient has the shortest shelf life.

[@jline1890]

fan it for 12hours? to remove glycerin dew?

[@xandrialayne]

How do you stop it from hardening so fast. Mine literally hardens right after pouring in mold so no chance of any design or anything

[@TrishThompson-l6j]

Thank you

[@Poisongirl-nk6mj]

Hello and thank you so so much for your videos!! 🙏🏻💟🦋 I am just getting started and have ordered most of my items from you & ty for that as well!! 🥰✨ now is it best to wrap all my soaps for packaging with the shrink wraps? Or what would you suggest? TYI 🙏🏻💟✨

[@debraprice284]

Does one have to prep the molds in any way?

[@nopigeon]

Very important to mention to add the essential oil(I don't know about fragrance...two different things) when the soap is at a temperature that will not have a negative effect on the 'fragrance'. Too hot will ruin the soap.

[@bramble-berry]

Melt and pour soap should not get to a temperature hot enough to negatively impact your final scent, but generally we recommend adding it around 130 degrees.

[@nopigeon]

yes. please mention that@@bramble-berry

[@kumottakun6089]

Is there a video or like a guide I can read about how clear melt and pour soaps react to certain fragrances? Like what fragrances will get them cloudy or what fragrance will not affect the clarity of the soap etc...

[@mariachirila1246]

Thank you very much! Your amaizing!

[@whatareyourdreams]

Thank you so much for this video. I have heard that if we use botanicals in a melt & pour soup then the soap needs to be used up within 30 days because the botanicals start rotting. Is that true? If that is true, is there a way to prevent that? Thanks!

[@bramble-berry]

They will turn brown but they will not rot since the pH of the soap does not allow for bacteria or mold growth. We do recommend using them quickly when they are prettiest!

[@whatareyourdreams]

@@bramble-berry thank you for always replying. 🤩