Step-by-Step Guide:
1. Lay out a plastic sheet or old newspapers to protect the work surface. Make sure the silicone mould is clean and all materials are within reach.
2. Cut the soap base into small pieces to dissolve them evenly. Place them in a microwave-safe container or place them in a saucepan in a double boiler to melt them. Gradually heat the soap base at short intervals to prevent overheating. Mix between intervals. If you have a soap thermometer, aim for a temperature of around 50°C. This will help prevent the soap from getting too hot and developing air bubbles.
3. Once the soap base is completely dissolved, add the fragrance. The amount of fragrance oil can vary, but it is generally recommended to add about 0.5-1.5% of the total weight of the soap base.
4. Divide the melted soap base into separate containers for each colour. The number of containers should match the number of colours you want to use. Add soap dyes to each container to achieve the desired colours. Mix well until the colour is evenly distributed.
5. Carefully pour the coloured soap into the silicone mould. You can create multi-coloured layers or solid-coloured soaps, depending on your preference.
The information about Resin Pro products is based on the company’s current knowledge and experience and complies with the decisions of the competent authority on admissions. However, this does not exempt the user from carrying out their own examinations and tests due to the number of factors that can affect the processing and application of the product. Since storage and use are beyond Resin Pro’s control and Resin Pro cannot foresee all relevant circumstances, the company disclaims all liability for any damage resulting from improper storage and use.
