Gently stir the melted soap to completely incorporate the fragrance and completely blend the color.
Don't stir too hard or you'll get bubbles in the soap.
If you do get bubbles, a light spritz of rubbing alcohol from a spray bottle gets rid of them.
How to Make Melt and Pour Soap
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Stir the Melted Soap
Gently Stir the Melted Soap to Blend the Color and Fragrance
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- Prepare Your Workspace for Making Melt and Pour Soap
- Cut and Weigh the Melt and Pour Soap Base
- Melt the Soap Base in the Microwave
- Add the Fragrance or Essential Oil to the Melted Soap Base
- Add Color to the Melted Soap Base
- Stir the Melted Soap
- Pour the Melted, Colored, Fragranced Soap into the Mold
- Unmold the Soap
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