Product description

The ZENISOAPBASE soap base is used for the production of soaps and soap bouquets.

It has a plant-based base and the final soap has excellent foaming properties and, thanks to the high glycerin content, it also moisturises the skin very well. This is a transparent base that is also more suitable for more demanding projects. During prolonged standing there is no loss of volume of the soap casts (important especially when making bouquets). The soap base is free from animal fats and oils – 100% vegan.

When colouring the base with ZENICOLOR colourants, we recommend mixing 70% of the transparent CLEAR base and 30% of the white WHITE base in order to avoid excessive consumption of the colourants.

Melting temperature: 65°C
Do not exceed a temperature of 75°C when heating!

Working with the soap base is not demanding at all. Just cut the required amount of soap base into smaller pieces, this will speed up the melting phase of the base. Slowly heat the base in a water bath or in the microwave. Be careful, the base must not boil, so heat it slowly. You can add a few drops of essential or fragrance oil, liquid or powdered colourant and, to make it more special, dried herbs to the melted base.

Stir slowly so that unnecessary air bubbles do not form, which would create holes after solidification. Pour the soap base into the prepared mould. Immediately after pouring, we recommend applying a few sprays of a bubble remover – this is 99% isopropanol – using an atomiser. The final step is to let it solidify. After unmoulding you can use the soap immediately, but we recommend letting the base rest for about 2 weeks for better properties.

More detailed information about the quality of the product can be found in the test report, which we update with each new batch.

All supplied raw materials are of cosmetic grade, not suitable for internal use. Use appropriate protective equipment when handling.

Make your own soap using the Zenisoapbase soap base. All the necessary information, ratios and tips can be found in the instructions for making Caramel Soap on our blog.