The Joy of Melt and Pour Soap Crafting

by Lisa Maliga, Lisa Maliga (Photographer)

Overview

"The Joy of Melt & Pour Soap Crafting" is written by someone who learned how to work with crafting glycerin melt & pour soap the hard way -- with only a single page of instructions to follow! From 2004-2009 the author ran an online business, Everything Shea Aromatic Creations, selling 85+ varieties of soap. If you've always wanted to make your own soap, here's an opportunity to learn just how easy it really is!

Here's what you will learn:
• WHY you should make your own soap
• How to make handcrafted soap in less than 1 hour!
• Secrets of melt & pour soap crafting
• Complete step-by-step instructions
• Fragrance & essential oils information
• List of reputable soap suppliers
• Creative labeling & packaging ideas and photos
• Easy-to-make craft projects for kids of all ages
• Bestselling soap recipes
• Color photos of almost every recipe!
• NO experience necessary!

All this and more can be delivered to you NOW via Nook or on your computer.


100 pages, 50+ color photos, 40 recipes

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013506916
Publisher:	Hit the Wall Press
Publication date:	11/20/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	2 MB

About the Author

Lisa Maliga has been designing, crafting and writing about soap crafting and making natural bath & body products for several years. She is currently working on a novel. Read more at: http://www.lisamaliga.com and http://www.everythingsheacreates.com

NON-FICTION:

The Joy of Melt and Pour Soap Crafting
Monoi de Tahiti: Spa in a Bottle
Nuts About Shea Butter
Paranormal Reality: Investigating Paranormal State (Co-Author)
Paranormal Teachings: The Best of Shedding Some Light (Editor)
Squirrels in the Hood

FICTION:

Hollywood Office Temp
I WANT YOU: Seduction Emails from a Narcissist
Love Me, Need Me: A Narcissist's Tale
The Narcissist Chronicles
North of Sunset
Notes from Nadir
South of Sunset

Editorial Reviews

"What I like best about this book is how comprehensive it is overall. It starts small with many of the basics some instructional guides tend to skip over or breeze through, and expands on the information as you progress. It includes instructions on not only the best way to make your soaps, but what equipment to use for the greatest product results."

Rebecca Dillon

"The book contains information on what equipment you should have for soap making, what type of soap base and moulds you should use. It details the use of fragrance & essential oils, herbs. You will also learn all about what is best for you to use in soaps, which colorant to use and which you should avoid. If you intend to make more than just one bar of soap there is great information on how to store, package and label your creations."

Ewa Kelly

"What I like about this book is it's just not a book full of projects. Lisa gives you some background on what melt and pour soapmaking is along with tips and tricks as well as facts and safety tips. This book is perfetto for newbs and presents some fun, indoor activity for the kiddos. Throw a soap party and invite your best buds over for a little pinot and soapmaking."

Patrice Harrison

"One of the best things in my opinion about melt and pour soap crafting is that it's a very friendly craft. You don't need to be a kitchen chemist. It's a craft that's ideal for parents to do with children as gifts or as the start of a home based business."

Amazon - Shala Kerrigan