melt and pour soap bases

[Frisha]

Does anyone know of a place that sells these that do not have Sodium Lauryl Sulfate in them? I am having trouble finding someplace and want to try this but I do not like having that chemical in them.

Thank you

[wombatclay]

If you google something like:

organic soap kit "no sls"

or

organic soap kit "SLS free"

You'll find some online vendors. Unless you have a specialty soap shop/organic craft shop near you though I think you might find online is your best bet.

[railyuh]

This etsy shop has olive oil and goats milk soap bases that you can rebatch. It's not melt and pour exactly, but it is just as easy as melt and pour, and no chemicals!
http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php...ng_id=17811201

[zinkemomx2]

Wholesale Supplies Plus


I order all my cold process soap supplies from them.

[hellen]

SFIC is a large manufacturer of nice melt and pour soap bases. You can buy directly from them although they only sell in huge amounts. Online soap supply stores also carry the line and let you buy in a smaller version. Some advertise the SFIC label and some do not.

http://www.shoppalstores.com/oldkent....main/pageID/5

http://www.kycandlewaxsupply.com/bathandbody.htm

You can search around for the best deal for you area.

I've ordered from here but mostly so that I can drive to the warehouse and pick it up.

http://www.peakcandle.com/category/M...oap-Bases.aspx

I've used the goat milk primarily. When you do the melt and pour do it on the least humid day possible. It really does make a difference.