Cool Water Melt and Pour Soap Project
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Pour a bit of the melted clear soap in first. The swirl seems to work best if the soap is at about 120 to 130 degrees. Heat it up just a bit in the microwave if necessary.
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- Cool Water Swirled Melt and Pour Soap Project
- Cut and Weigh Your Soap Base
- Coloring the Clear Soap Base - for the Top Layer
- Pouring the Top Layer
- Mixing the Colors for the Swirl
- Preparing the Other Swirl Colors
- Colors Ready to Swirl
- Preparing the top layer
- First, Pour a Bit of Clear Soap
- Pouring the Swirl Colors
- Pouring a Bit of the White Soap
- Swirling the Soap
- Creating a Bottom Layer
- Finished Bars of "Cool Water" Melt and Pour Soap Project
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