So many swirling tutorials on youtube and soap making sites you won't know where to start :)

The soap bars pictured in the listing were made by me using the white Zeni swirl base for the colour and Stephensons  Suspending base for the black (which I also sell on another listing, please visit the shop). The technique used to produce the pictured bars is "One Pot Wonder".

Also excellent for making exfoliating bars where dispersing your seeds, ground stones (olive, pumice), oats/oatmeal and botanicals evenly throughout your bar of soap is essential.

INGREDIENTS: GLYCERIN, AQUA, PROPYLENE GLYCOL, SODIUM STEARATE, SORBITAL, SODIUM LAURATE, SODIUM LAURETH SULPHATE, SODIUM CHLORIDE, DISODIUM LAURETH SULFOSUCCINATE, TITANIUM DIOXIDE, SILICA, TETRASODIUM EDTA 

UNDER 1KG - Your soap base will come sliced in small bars measuring not more than 2cm deep in a flatish envelope to make posting faster & cheaper

1KG & 2KG will come in cubed in bags. 

Weights displayed include packaging. I use grey carbon neutral mailers that weigh between 3g and 10g

Directions for use:  There are many videos online showing how to swirl, research your method,

Melt your desired weight in a microwave at 10- 20 second intervals on a medium setting, stirring gently in between. Be careful not to let the soap boil. You can also melt using a Bain Marie.

Mix in your colours and/or exfoliants, essential oils and fragrance oils go in last to preserve their scent.  Many soap makers work at 2% for Essential Oils and 3% for Fragrance Oils depending on your oils. A concentrated Fragrance will require less. 

Due to the viscous nature of this base it can retain bubbles at a higher rate than other bases, stir without beating air into the mixture.

 Pour the soap slowly into soap moulds, 100g is adequate for 1 bar of soap, 500g of soap base is enough to make 5-6 standard sized bars depending on the design.

 Leave to cool preferably at room temp to reduce glycerin "sweat" and set for preferably 6 hours then ease them from the moulds.