Teach Soap

This might be a silly question.I bought a kit from Hobby Lobby to try M&P and learn.
I follow the instructions and the soap did not turn out well.It set very fast..My question is this..does it have to do with the quality of the base or altitude? I live in Colorado Springs.I moved here from Tacoma Wa about 1 1/2 year ago.

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Hi -
I would be that it's the quality of the soap base. While it's a good place to start to get the kit from a hobby place and learn some of the techniques you wouldn't truly be able to enjoy the qualities of a great soap base it has to offer. Our forum sponsor here Bramblerry has very good quality melt and pour soap base and they are in your state.

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Thank you MissRhosie ,I have to say the kit was a dissapointment.I will try the bases or kits from Brambleberry.

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Craft store base almost always has that problem where it sets up so quickly, sometimes it goes from very hot to starting to solidify in seconds.

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If you want some good results I would say go with any MP base from Bramble Berry and use some Oatmeal Milk and Honey fragrance oil.