AnneMarie answers your questions about making melt and pour soap! Melt and pour soap is a great option for beginners. All you have to do is melt the premade base, customize it with your favorite colors and scents, and pour into a mold. Once you get the hang of the process, you can experiment with advanced techniques like layers and swirls. We asked Instagram for questions about making melt and pour soap, and you delivered!

Want to learn even more about making melt and pour soap? Read this Beginner’s Guide to Soapmaking: Melt and Pour: https://bberry.studio/BeginnerGuidetoMP

00:00:00 Intro
00:00:48 @_clairez: What are the basic ingredients to have for beginners?
00:03:02 @acraftysista: Can you add other oils for moisturizing and hydration to m&p? If so, what are the %s? Thank you!
00:04:46 @alysiacurto: What's the best way to get a nice swirl with melt and pour?
00:08:43 @mc.doodler: How to prevent sweating?
00:12:08 @amh_soaps: I'd like to use melt and pour for embeds in CP soap but am worried about sweating. Anything to worry about mixing cold process and melt and pour?
00:13:58 @namitatjacob: My melt and pour soap starts to set very quickly before I can properly mix my additives and fragrance. This prevents me from being able to pour it into the mold. What am I doing wrong?
00:15:06 @katzandcleaver: Our first attempt is with a clear glycerin melt and pour when used, there's an odd smell that comes through the scent that I add. Is this a glycerin thing?

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