Melt & Mold Soap Crafting

by C. Kaila Westerman

Cook colorful, whimsical, eye-catching soaps right in your microwave! It’s easy and fun with C. Kaila Westerman’s guide to creative soap making. Westerman’s recipes are free of harsh chemicals and she encourages you to play with colors, scents, and shapes that the whole family will enjoy — from rubber duckies to sailboats, stars, and gemstones. With an inexpensive soap base, some food coloring, and a bit of imagination, you can quickly create handy bars for kid-friendly cleaning and hours of bath time fun. 

144 pages, Paperback

First published August 28, 2000

Reviews

[Katy Lovejoy]

Boring

[Patti]

As someone new to soaping, I decided to try melt & pour first as I heard it was the easiest. This book, I found to be very easy to follow, have lots of photos (I need this!) and generally a big help for getting started. I especially like the fact is that it explains everything in detail and has very cute soaps that would appeal to just about everyone.

[Jennifer Marie]

If you're just starting out with melt and pour this isn't a bad book. Wasn't anything I didn't already know.

[Rachel]

This was recommended for an advanced soap making class and I have no idea why.