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I understand and do that. I shake it up and put it in my oils to melt. I was just curious if I could pour without shaking and get the same results.

Thanks the last batch of soap I made I used paper towels in my medicine bottles and that cleaned most of it out. Soap turned out well but I use an oxide brown color swirl with charcoal for the black. Once it hardens enough to demold it look kinda like poo. Laughed pretty good about that.

I keep my liquid oils out in the garage where I mix my batches. Notice since it is starting to get cooler at night my coconut oil gets a white soildish layer in bottom. I know it is because the temperature is dropping down to where is becoming a soild. But do I need to shake it or mix it up...

How do yall clean up after making soap? The batter in the pots are easy as well as the lye pitcher. For me the colorants are a pain and don’t really get them completely clean. I use old medicine containers, I put a teaspoon or so of oil and the color or charcoal and use a milk frothier mix...

The wax I used was a freedom soy wax. Said it melts at 160 degrees. https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07WRDQ373?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title I will pick up some bees wax. The bar has firmed up some sitting out. I may also pick up some mango butter so I will play and see what works...

I just learned lotion bars exist a few days ago. Thought I would make one for my wife since she flys a lot for her job and this could be TSA friendly. I have never seen one before so I do not know how soft they are. But mine was way too soft to travel. About as firm as a slushy snowball...