Soap Making Kits, where???

[LovinHandcraftedSoap]

Originally Posted by BohoMama2009

I love Whole Foods soap, sandalwood, patchouli, aloevera, etc, and I want to learn how to make them myself. Is melt and pour the correct way to do this? What are some good soap making kits? Help? Thanks.

You can purchase soapmaking kits from Michaels. That being said, for what I think you are seeking, the best way is to learn how to make cold process soap. Purchase some books and start studying. Good luck.

[Vicbowling]

I found an awesome source for soap-making supplies. They carry all sorts of unusual types of oils like avocado and coconut and also a huge range of oil scents that you can add to your soaps. They have everything you could want in terms of [A|http://www.elementsbathandbody.com/|soap (broken link) making supplies].

[Cav Scout wife]

M&P is the easiest way to get into making soaps, and the safest, IMO.

You can get beginner starter kits at Hobby Lobby, Michael's and other craft stores.

[freesiia]

I just placed an order for a complete kit: wood mold, pre-measured lye, Laboratory-quality thermometer - 12 inches, coconut, palm and olive oils, 2 ounce bottle of essence(you get to pick from a list of scents), recipe and a soap making book. This kit makes 8 pounds of soap, and everything (besides the oil and essence) is reusable. The kit was $69 dollars - just ordered it today. Can't wait to get cooking!

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