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Zetesap C11 soap base, 1 kg

A meltable base built for creative layered soap projects at home

Zetesap C11 in a 1 kg package is a ready-to-use melt and pour base that lets you produce quality bars quickly without cooking from raw fats or handling lye. This base belongs to the category of Melt and Pour Soap Bases, which brings together various meltable bases suitable for cosmetic production and craft workshops alike. C11 is valued for its clarity and firm hold, making it a strong choice for embedding dried flowers, glitter, mica, and other decorative inclusions inside the finished bar.

The main application of this material is producing cosmetic and decorative bars through melting, without the need for lye handling or long curing times typical of cold process methods. It suits workshops, testing new formulations before scaling up production, and small studios producing limited batches for specific orders. The 1 kg format is particularly convenient for trial batches and home-scale production, when it matters to see how the base behaves with different additives before committing to larger volumes.

Before use, the base is cut into cubes and melted in a double boiler or microwave using short bursts, avoiding boiling and air bubble formation. The optimal melting temperature usually falls between 60 and 70 degrees Celsius, after which the melt is cooled slightly before active ingredients are introduced. Essential oils and fragrances are best added around 45-50 degrees to prevent evaporation of volatile components and loss of scent. Carrier and cosmetic oils are typically used at 5-15 grams per 100 grams of base, while colorants and pigments are dosed by drops or grams depending on concentration.

Zetesap C11 pairs well with other meltable bases, allowing multilayer compositions with contrasting clarity and texture. For a softer, milky tone many combine it with Goat Milk Soap Base 1 kg, while a richer honey scent and warm tint can be achieved with Soap base Honey soap base England, from 12 kg. As production volumes grow and a steady raw material supply becomes necessary, it makes sense to move to Soap base Zetesap C11, from 30 kg, which reduces the cost per unit and supports stable supply for continuous production lines.

Store the base in a dry, cool place away from direct sunlight and humidity fluctuations, in a tightly sealed package. Under proper storage conditions the material retains its working properties for a long time without losing its ability to melt evenly or developing layering issues.

Clear bars with a green tea and mint scent

Zetesap C11 base - 200 grams

Sweet almond oil - 10 grams

Green tea essential oil blend - 6 drops

Green mica pigment - a pinch

Dried mint leaf flakes - 3 grams

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pH	9,5 – 11,5
Other
Att brand	Germany
Color product	transparent, yellowish
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Minimum count	1
Name	Zetesap C11 soap base, 1 kg
Packaging	container for transportation
Valid until	10.2028