Here’s every soap making post at SavvyHomemade using the Melt and Pour process method. This is probably the simplest method of all as you don’t have to be a skilled soap maker. I recommend that you start with
the basic MP process.
This soap looks amazing, it’s pure black soap, with a wonderful glow. It will be milder and kinder to the skin than any bar of soap that’s been bought off the shelf, and it’s going to be targeted to your very own skin type.
These attractive looking soaps combine 3 colors together to create a funky looking M&P recipe. I love how they look, and you can be as creative as you like!
This melt and pour soap recipe is great fun to make and it’s so easy even the kids could help with this one! I’ve even formulated it to look and smell just like strawberries!
This shea butter melt and pour soap is a super easy to make, yet it smells and looks absolutely wonderful. You’ll find yourself inhaling the aroma of these rustic looking soaps at every opportunity.
“Looks good and makes an excellent natural exfoliator which is particularly effective.”
Layered melt and pour soap looks very impressive and can be created with almost any melt and pour soap base. The hardest part is knowing when to pour the melted soap and at what temperature.
“There are lots of very quick and easy effects that can be produced easily”
Out of all the soap making methods, melt and pour soap recipes (MP) are probably the simplest of all, in fact, with a little supervision you can even get the kids involved.
