Saint Terra - Oatmeal Melt & Pour Soap Base, 2 Pounds
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If you're using it for soap, you might also be able to use it for breast milk. It is all possible to find a recipe that would be helpful if you check pinterest.
A soap base would be vegan, but you would need to seek out the manufacturer for confirmation.
As far as I'm concerned, I have not experienced any issues.
There is a creme color to it, almost like oatmeal. Sort of an almond colour.
Selected User Reviews For Saint Terra - Oatmeal Melt & Pour Soap Base, 2 Pounds
The process of making soap is nothing new to me. Having made my own cold process soap as well as using melt n pour bases like this for some time, the oatmeal soap base from Saint Terra is a great choice. There are two very well known soap making suppliers from whom I get the expensive stuff and I find that this matches or exceeds the oatmeal bases they offer. As a result, the fragrances and mica colors take well to it, it melts well and moulds smoothly, it cures quickly, and its quality is delightful. Just in case you were wondering, I use both pure essential oils and fragrance oils. My skin feels softer after showering with this product since it produces a creamy lather, my skin isn't irritated, and it isn't drying to the touch. I would recommend this soap recipe to beginners as well as experienced soap makers.
It is my first time making soap, so I am unable to give it a great or a terrible rating. As I was pouring the soap into the mold, I noticed that the soap base was difficult to melt and really hardened fast. I was left with most of the soap left over in the bowl at this point. My soap had to be reheated in a bowl so I could pour it over the soap that had been poured. Since the base hardened so rapidly, my soap gave way at the partitions where I poured the second time. However, this base does not have the strong alcohol odor of another brand I've used before (which meant I didn't have to use an entire bottle of fragrance oil).
Unfortunately, I can't get past the scent of this product. It is easy to work with, but it doesn't smell good. My first impression when I opened it was of strong alcohol smell. Initially, I hoped that would melt off as the ice melted, but it didn't. My ability to smell it is just as strong as over the oils I used to scent it. No matter how much oil I added, it did not help. There are still two and a half blocks of it left, and I really do not think I will use it since the smell is bad. There was also a large slice through the package, but I assumed that happened when it was unpacked by the company. The store I bought it from was not one I would go to, but I did not intend to exchange it, so I didn't bother.
Since I have no experience in soap making, I was able to make cute soaps with it (I recommend silicone molds, as I used them and they worked great).
I was not familiar with how to use this, so I found it very simple. Add some color and essential oils to make this product stand out Instead of being a heart, the mold looks like a heart. As my mother loves lavender, the lavender finish product was a nice surprise for her.
In addition, That's why I think this soap is good. There is a reason I docked a star here. I thought using an oatmeal soap would seem to have more of a grainy texture when used. I have combined this terra oatmeal soap with a clear glycerin soap to form the soap shown here.
We are happy with the quality and the packaging of this melt and pour. It arrived on time. The first time I made a test batch, I found that it had a strong, almost rotten smell that required a great deal of fragrance oil As a result, it has a very low flash point and can quickly set up. Even with a positive final product, I doubt that I will purchase again.
Quick shipping. Item looks exactly like it did on the I will try again.
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