Soap Making Supplies
Are you looking to make the finest bar of soap there is? Look no further!
Here at Soak Rochford, we create and supply a vast selection of soap making supplies so that you have a quality armoury for your next bubbly invention!
To make your experience even smoother, we offer a variety of soapy assessments, providing a speedy and efficient way to get your product shelf-ready! Whether it’s whipped soap, liquid soap, or other varieties, we’ve got you covered.
With free UK delivery on all orders over £100, shop with us today and start soap making!
Our Soap Making Products
Why Choose Soak Rochford For Soap Making Products
Creating and supplying cosmetic ingredients since 2020, Soak Rochford is the hub for dyes, moulds, fragrances and other supplies.
We can help you get a head start with our ready-made kits which all include essential ingredients and materials so you can have everything at your fingertips.
Prefer to make your products from scratch? We provide an extensive range of supplies so that you can make an array of creations from bath bombs to candles.
Our team understands your challenges and offers expert support with PIF, portals, labelling, and insurance. Our responsive customer service helps you sell confidently, while our high-quality formulations ensure consistency.
With fast same-day dispatch and a resourceful Facebook support group, we provide the tools and community you need. Backed by hundreds of 5-star reviews, we’re a trusted industry name!
FAQs: Soap Making Supplies
Can I use essential oils to scent my soap?
Yes, essential oils are a popular choice for scenting soap naturally. Be sure to research the usage rates for each oil to prevent skin irritation. Some essential oils accelerate trace, so be aware of their behaviour.
What is melt and pour soap making?
Melt and pour soap making involves melting pre-made soap bases, adding colourants, fragrances, and other additives, and then pouring the mixture into moulds.
Do you do same-day delivery?
No, we don’t. But we do offer fast shipping in the UK typically between one and three days.
