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EDSRDRUS DIY Soap Magic: Create, Enjoy, Repeat!
Dive into the world of soap-making artistry with EDSRDRUS. From DIY handmade soap to exquisite crystal soap, soothing medicated soap, or fragrant bath and milk soap, our glycerin base is your canvas.
Vegetable Glycerin
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Crafting Sudsy Dreams, One Bar at a Time!
EDSRDRUS presents our Organic Glycerin Soap Base, a testament to pure and gentle skincare. With a pH value akin to your skin's natural balance, it cleanses without harsh chemicals or metals.
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DIY Handmade Soap for Crafting
EDSRDRUS presents our Organic Glycerin Soap Base, a testament to pure and gentle skincare. With a pH value akin to your skin's natural balance, it cleanses without harsh chemicals or metals.
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DIY Handmade Soap for Crafting
EDSRDRUS presents our Organic Glycerin Soap Base, a testament to pure and gentle skincare. With a pH value akin to your skin's natural balance, it cleanses without harsh chemicals or metals.
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DIY Handmade Soap for Crafting
EDSRDRUS presents our Organic Glycerin Soap Base, a testament to pure and gentle skincare. With a pH value akin to your skin's natural balance, it cleanses without harsh chemicals or metals.
Eager to experiment with various soap bases? Now you have the opportunity to try out kinds of the most popular soap making melt and pour bases, allowing you to determine your favorite! each soap base possesses a unique fragrance and quality, enabling you to explore different scents and textures.
Precise Cubes, Premium Ingredients
PRE-CUTTING
Our soap base introduces convenience: within 2 pounds, discover 40 clear-lined cubes, each weighing 0.8 ounces, enabling precise usage for your creations. Crafted from a blend of pure water, glycerin, coconut oil, and olive oil, it embodies quality. Immerse yourself in its delightful scent and relish the moisturizing lather it delivers, elevating your soap-making experience to a luxurious, nourishing indulgence.
Melt, Mold, Marvel: Soap Crafting Adventure Awaits!
Welcome to the realm of DIY soap, where your imagination crafts the cleanest of tales. Each bar a canvas, every scent a journey, explore the art of soap making that exceeds ordinary cleansing. Unleash the magic within each lather, shaping not just soap but a lifestyle—crafted, conscious, captivating
Anne
Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2025
This 15-ounce glycerin soap base is a fantastic starting point for soap-making projects! It melts down smoothly, making it easy to customize with colors, fragrances, and molds. The pre-cut blocks are a convenient feature, helping measure out just the right amount without the guesswork.Pros:✔ High-Quality Texture – The soap base is creamy and easy to work with, perfect for small or large batches.✔ Subtle Scent – There’s a fragrance that’s clean with a hint of fruity notes. It’s not overpowering, and for me, it didn’t trigger any headaches, which is a huge plus!✔ Beginner-Friendly – This is a great choice for anyone new to soap making. It’s super simple to melt, pour, and customize.It’s a great product that works well for both personal projects and gifts.
Kim G.
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2025
I've never done melt and pour soap before, I do cold press soap. Thought I would finally try it and see how it goes. I chose honey because I've never used honey in my soap before. It really smells like honey. I did watch a quick YouTube video to make sure I knew the basics, as the instructions on the back of the soap base were minimal at best. Don't heat your soap base over 160°F since it can scald your soap, make it gloopy, turn it a different color and smell bad.As far as soap making goes, melt and pour is super simple. I just cut them along the scores and placed them in a glass pyrex mixing bowl and melted it in the microwave at 30 second increments. It ended up melting after about 1 1/2 minutes. I stirred the remains until they melted and then carefully poured in my bee/hive mini hexagonal molds. Before I got all the soap poured, it had started cooling and I did get some stringy things in my soap. I also got some bubbles stuck in the middle of some of the them. I did spray with 99% isopropyl alcohol, but that didn't get all the bubbles to burst from the top.I left them for about 2 hours and they released from the molds very easily. Since this was my first time with melt & pour, I probably could've done a better job through experience. Melt and pour is a very easy way to introduce yourself to soap making since the lye and oils have already been saponified. If you have wanted to try soap making but are too nervous, give melt and pour a shot.One downside to this soap is they don't include ALL the ingredients. For people with allergies or sensitivities, this is not safe. The packaging should have all the ingredients listed. I would guess that they added some artificial honey fragrance oil to make the honey smell stronger.They do state their ingredients are organic. They also state their melt and pour bases are vegan. If they used actual honey, which it states in the ingredient list, then this base is NOT vegan.
BATwing
Reviewed in the United States on February 5, 2025
Very little. Makes 1 bar of regular soap. Nice color and scent is mild. But there is very little here in the bar of soap squares.
Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on February 2, 2025
I can be a bit of a skeptic and a pessimist about things, so I generally set myself up to be pleasantly surprised when something is objectively nice. Such is the case for this melt and pour soap, which is made of ingredients that (other than glycerin) are the same ingredients used in a basic cold or hot process soap recipe. I'm an experienced soap maker and I'm left a little surprised that they managed to create a soap recipe that melts without using more commonly used melt & pour additives like alcohol. The fact that they claim the soap is "close to skin pH" leads me to believe that they might have just added in a large percentage of butters after saponification, which would be what the soaping community refers to as "superfat." This wouldn't be an ideal situation, as it lends itself to rancidity and decreased lather. However, without an actual recipe to look at, I can only speculate.The real test is in the actual usability of the soap. I don't use melt & pour to make full soap bars. I use it to fill small molds and use them as inlays in my cold or hot process soaps. This soap melted quite easily after a few quick zaps in the microwave. It poured easily and was relatively easy to unmold. So far, I haven't noticed any sweating, but it is a bit early. Most soaps won't start sweating or developing orange spots until several weeks later.The fragrance is a very, very mild fruity scent along with the clean aroma of natural soap. Nothing objectionable at all and easily overpowered by any fragrance or essential oil you want to add to it. Keep in mind, this soap is an opaque milky white. If you're looking for a translucent soap, they appear to have a few options available at the time of writing.Again, this appears to be a very nice melt and pour soap that I am happy to use in my crafts. Time will tell if it has any issues in terms of shelf life, but so far I have no complaints. Good stuff.
VGSCENTWORX
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2025
This soap base makes my skin feel super soft and doesn't seem to make my hands feel overly dry, even with the glycerin. It's super easy to use; just follow the directions and you're set. This soap base does hold scents really well and doesn't seem to distort the overall scent throw. Lathering is a little sub par for me but that's to be expected with a M&P base.
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