How to Make Melt and Pour Soap with Dog Molds

This tutorial uses the Good Dog Mold 2 which features three unique designs that are different from the three designs that can be had with the Good Dog Mold 1. We’ll be scenting these melt and pour soaps with essential fragrances. There are a few things we’ll need including some color blocks, an injector tool, the mold, and the oil. If we have difficulty removing the soap in the end all we have to do is put it in the freezer for half an hour.

Key Takeaways:

• The tools needed are an injector tool, dog mold, clear melt, along with yellow, red, blue, green, brown and black color blocks.
• The first step is to cut and melt 1 once of the clear melt and pour base.
• In the last step it is critical to allow the soap to fully harden and cool, remove it from the mold and potentially place it in a freezer.

“This Puppy Love Melt and Pour project uses the new Good Dog Mold 2 to create three adorable and unique puppy soaps”

Read more: https://www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/melt-and-pour-soap/puppy-love-melt-pour/