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Primal Elements Shea Butter - Moisturizing Melt and Pour Glycerin Soap Base for Crafting and Soap Making, Vegan, Cruelty Free, Easy to Cut - 5 Pound

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Scent: Shea Butter


Size: 5 Pound (Pack of 1)


Features

  • Solid Soap Base that can be used to mix and create various new soaps. Great new item to be added to your soap making supplies. Stock up and create a new arrangement of homemade soaps of your making.
  • Simply melt, add different coloring and fragrances to the mix, and create custom soap bars at home. Place into your favorite mold to create fun new shapes soaps for the whole family to enjoy.
  • The natural glycerine based Soap bases are used to create your unique style of soap for personal use. Perfectly molds and forms into any container it is poured in.
  • All Vegan and cruelty free vegetable glycerin derived soap base. Primal Elements carries a variety of different soap bases that are clear, opaque, and colored. All paraben free and sodium lauryl sulfate free.
  • Create fun soap at home and make soap making a new exciting activity for you, your family, and your friends to enjoy together. Foaming soap is available at any time made by you!

Description

Solid Soap Base that can be used to mix and create various unique soaps. Simply cut into chunks and melt to add various designs or scents to the mix. Wow your friends with unique soap bars that can be used on any occasion. Primal Elements has an array of white, clear, opaque, and colored soap bases. Primal Elements soap base is easily, cut, melted, and poured for an exciting DIY fun time, creating something you'll always be using. Coming in popular skin nourishing and unscented shea butter, coconut oil, honey, aloe, argan oil, and more, there are many soap bases to play with and try in your next soap making project. Paraben free and sodium lauryl sulfate free so there is no worry about using our products. Soap bases turn into great home soaps for the hand and body. Also offering soap making kits if this is your first time making soap at home. Soap perfect for bath, body, and mind is soon to come. Soap base is tested to be a non-skin irritant according to the Zein test. Never tested on animals.

Brand: Primal Elements


Color: White


Age Range (Description): 12- 80


Item Weight: 5 Pounds


Number of Items: 1


Recommended Uses For Product: Body


Special Feature: Not Tested On Animals


Model Name: Moisturizing Melt and Pour Glycerin Soap Base lb


Item dimensions L x W x H: 11.25 x 4.5 x 2.5 inches


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Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 11.25 x 4.5 x 2.5 inches; 5 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ SOAP BASE SHEA-5


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Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Primal Elements


Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA


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    • Shea butter soap
Scent: Shea Butter Size: 5 Pound (Pack of 1)
The soap leaves you feeling smooth, moisturized and clean. Easy to melt, add fragrance, color and pour into molds for gifts. Fun project to do with grandchildren.
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2024 by Jana M Sanders
    • Worked well
Scent: Shea Butter Size: 5 Pound (Pack of 1)
Review Image by ShopWithConfidence ShopWithConfidence
1 block made about 50 2x2 shaped soaps. It was very easy to use by simply cutting into cubes and melting in the microwave. It held the colors well. Added a few essential oil drops and poof!, beautiful soaps. My hands were super soft after use. Had no skin issues. Would recommend.
Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2024 by ShopWithConfidence ShopWithConfidence
    • moisturizing
Scent: Shea Butter Size: 5 Pound (Pack of 1)
i love this soap brand its easy to break down and make soap and its very moisturizing to the skin
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2024 by Walter Vickers
    • Quality n consistency
Scent: Shea Butter Size: 5 Pound (Pack of 1)
It melts n cools nicely for for soap making crafts, mixes really well wit oils
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2024 by Emaria haynes
    • Not for beginners or layering
Scent: Shea Butter Size: 10 Pound (Pack of 1)
Review Image by Jillian Jillian
Review Image by Jillian Jillian
Review Image by Jillian Jillian
Review Image by Jillian Jillian
Review Image by Jillian Jillian
Review Image by Jillian Jillian
Review Image by Jillian Jillian
I went back and forth on how I felt about this base. It's finicky- even more finicky than craft store bases I've used. For the price, I can't really complain. I won't purchase the 10lb again, but may give the 5lb a try. I liked it a lot for a creamy sugar scrub mixed with salt, sugar, AO and fragrance. It's been the biggest hit with my male testers - they LOVED it. First off it could've arrived in better condition. Part of the plastic was ripped, and the soap had small patches of transfer/discoloration, maybe from improper storage? They were only surface deep and I scraped them off, but still annoying. It was also one of the sweatiest bases I've tried right out of the package. I had to wash my hands twice while cutting it into 2.5lb blocks. I thought of returning it, but figured I'd give it a try. I hate posting the photos attached because they're some of my ugliest work, but I couldn't get this soap to work well for multiple layers until like 5lbs in, and even then, it could be better. I'd stick with two or three layers max, and probably just the shea. It layers MUCH better with itself than it does with my clear base. The pink rose soap actually "seized" toward the end, probably from being microwaved so many times. I've never had that happen with MP (or CP, knock on wood). It bubbled and was so thick it congealed. A little almond oil mostly fixed that and allowed me to finish but messed up my color and pattern scheme due to the extra time i had to take to fix it, and not wanting to risk more additives in terms of mica. Even once I fixed it, and liberal sprays of alcohol, the layers came apart and had to be glued back together. I use fragrance around 3% (1% vanilla stabilizer if needed, unnecessary in rose but used in red and white peppermint soap), and usually 1/2tsp mica per pound of base, dispersed in almond oil or 91% alcohol. I'm careful not to exceed 5% of total additives with this base. I tried white kaolin clay, but because the base is so white, it turned it gray and despite vigorous stirring and dispersing in AO first, the clay clumped up. I tried layers again, this time with half being a different brands clear base. It went well at first, but this base just doesn't like to be reheated more than two or three times max. It also scorches VERY easily. For over a pound of soap, I had to microwave two or three minutes, but after the first minute I had to take it out every 5-10 seconds to stir, or it would boil and turn rubbery. Microwaving the layers individually does work marginally better, but I much prefer weighing my mold and pouring from a large batch. It's more time consuming to color and scent 6 or 7 cups, as opposed to 2. For this base, I have switched to melting and working with each individually, but make sure you have everything weighed ahead of time. If the layer gets too cool, your next layer won't adhere well. It also developed little white chunks everytime i use it, no matter how hot or cold the base is, which I've also never had happen in MP (CP yes) - untethered shea butter maybe? I haven't noticed the chunks much in the final product, but they are annoying. It hardens rather quickly as well. Adding room temp FO nearly sets it in the pitcher, so you have to work quickly. It works okay for swirling/color blending, but I haven't tried with more than two colors due to the issues I had with the base. Now that I know it's quirks - if it stays reasonably priced, I may order 5lbs at a time for my creamy sugar scrub or simpler designs. I haven't tried whipping it, and likely won't. I don't think it would turn out well. I will say, it feels soft and lathers well. If it's not lathering, you probably scorched it on accident. It holds scent well. It takes my amazon purchased cosmetic grade mica powder well, which is nice - I can save the pricier mica for CP. I love that the base is SLS, cruelty, and paraben free, but I'm curious about the thiosulfqte. I use sodium thiosulfate in my homemade color stabilizer for vanillin containing FOs, but I wonder if that isn't necessary with this base? If that's the case, the company should add that it's vanilla stable and up to what percentage - that's a huge selling point for serious soap makers, and would save a bit of money on color stabilizers, even if my homemade one is pretty cheap. Overall , at its current price under $4/lb. it's a decent product if you know what to expect. I'll use the remaining portion for scrubs and single color soaps, and end up giving most of the layered ones away or selling as "seconds." ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2022 by Jillian Jillian
    • Great on skin
Scent: Shea Butter Size: 5 Pound (Pack of 1)
I use this with my moldings I got from Amazon this Shea butter is good on skin great for making soap which I do natural soaps and Shea butter the most naturalist to make soaps I still have left and made more than 100 soaps this bar last a very long time if you know what you’re doing.
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2024 by Dominque H.
    • Great!
Scent: Shea Butter (Unscented) Size: 2 Pound (Pack of 1)
Easy to melt and shape in molds! Smooth and not too greasy!
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2024 by Heather Jackson
    • Perfect
Scent: Shea Butter Size: 5 Pound (Pack of 1)
Worked exactly as I wanted for what I needed it for. Decent price and quality was good
Reviewed in the United States on May 10, 2024 by Deana Hunter

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