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materials for color blend
Materials for color blend

check your temperature
Check your temperature

position colors, pour from oppostie sides
Position colors on opposite sides of mold pouring slowly

keep colors close to their side to inhibit mixing
Keep each color close to its own side to inhibit mixing

Color Blend Melt and Pour Soap Tutorial

step one

Prepare your ingredients. You will need two microwave-proof containers.

step two

Color and scent both bases. (See Basic Melt and Pour instructions)

step three

Test temperature. If the temperature of either base is higher than 130ºF, cover base with saran wrap and check temperature every five minutes.

step four

When base is 120ºF to 130ºF (this applies ONLY to Bramble Berry, Inc. bases - other melt and pour bases have higher or lower temperature points. If using another brand of base, the base should not be steaming and be slightly viscous and within 60 to 90 seconds of setting up), make sure the colorants and fragrance are stirred in completely.

step five

Pick up both colors. Position each colorant on opposite sides of the mold and start pouring slowly. Keep each color of base as close to the opposing sides of the mold as possible. By pouring slowly, you'll inhibit the colorant mixing.


step six

Spray the poured soap with alcohol and wait 3 to 4 hours until the base is set up before popping out of molds and wrapping.


The finished product - a beautiful bar of color-blended soap!

color-blended bar of soap

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