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White Soap Base WST 500 g

Why White WST Base Works Well for Small Craft Batches

The White Soap Base WST supplied in a 500 gram package suits crafters who are just starting to explore melt and pour soap making or who need a manageable quantity to trial a new formula before committing to larger production. This size is convenient for sample batches, gift sets and hands-on workshops where seeing quick results without wasting raw material matters most. The product belongs to the Melt and Pour Soap Bases section, a category that remains one of the most searched worldwide among home crafters, small cosmetic studios and gift soap makers.

Across the global handmade soap community, opaque white bases like WST are chosen specifically because they hide colorants, glitter and mix-in particles completely while keeping crisp, clean edges after unmolding. This makes the base a frequent choice for shaped novelty soaps, children themed bars and products with bold printed designs where a smooth solid surface is required rather than transparency. Beyond decorative soap making, this type of base is also used for testing new fragrance combinations, in soap making courses and workshops, and in small scale production of solid shampoo bars and cleansing bars for spas and salons.

Melting is best done using a double boiler at around 60-70 degrees Celsius, avoiding boiling or vigorous stirring that introduces air bubbles into the mass. Active additives such as carrier oils, extracts, acids and fragrance oils should be added once the base is removed from heat and has cooled to roughly 50-55 degrees, preserving their beneficial properties and volatile compounds. A typical dosage for carrier oils is around 3 to 7 grams per 100 grams of base, while fragrance and essential oils are usually added at 1 to 3 grams per 100 grams depending on desired scent strength.

WST blends easily with natural and synthetic colorants, mineral pigments, dried botanicals, oatmeal, ground coffee, various clays, honey and milk powder, all of which add texture and visual appeal to the finished bar. Many soap makers combine white and clear bases in a single mold to create layered effects or marbled swirls, expanding creative possibilities even when working with modest quantities of raw material. This flexibility is one reason the base continues to see steady demand among both hobbyists and small business owners producing limited runs of artisan soap.

Storage should be in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and temperature fluctuations, with the packaging kept tightly sealed to prevent moisture absorption and unwanted odors from surrounding materials. Under proper conditions the base retains its working properties for an extended period, which is convenient for home workshops where material is used gradually across several projects rather than all at once.

Lavender Chamomile Soap Bars

White WST base 400 g

Dried chamomile flowers 10 g

Sweet almond oil 10 g

Honey 15 g

Lavender essential oil 2 ml

Cut the base into small cubes and melt over a double boiler until fully liquid, keeping the temperature below boiling point. Remove from heat, let it cool slightly, then stir in the almond oil and honey until fully blended. Add the dried chamomile flowers and lavender essential oil, mix gently and pour the mixture quickly into molds, spritzing the surface with rubbing alcohol to remove any bubbles. Allow the bars to set at room temperature for two to three hours before carefully removing them from the molds.

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pH	7,5 - 8,5
Other
Att brand	England
Color product	white, opaque, matt
Composition	Aqua, Glycerin, Sodium Stearate, Propylene Glycol, Sorbitol, Sodium Laurate, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Disodium Lauryl Sulfosuccinate, Sodium Chloride, Stearic Acid, Lauric Acid, Pent sodium Pentetate, Tetra sodium Etidronate, Titanium Dioxide
Descriptio smell	neutral
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Melting temperature	55-60 degrees
Minimum count	1
Name	White Soap Base WST 500 g
Packaging	container for transportation
View	solid
Valid until	10.2028