Pifito Soap Making Oils Mix No. 1 │ 60 Oz Quick Mix Blend of Pre-Measured Oils for Cold Process Soap Making Supplies

Definitely not a beginner soap mix. This should be use by professional soap makers at least 2 years making cold process soaps. The batter trace quickly and you will have to know how to manage this. Do not buy if you are a beginner it’s going to be a disaster. Do not buy if you don’t know how to use and read SoapCalc. My soap turned out super fine I did add other ingredients due to the specific soap I made. You still need to plug the numbers in SoapCalc to see the analysis of the batter. I cut my soap in less than 24 hours.

This product definitely makes the cold/hot process soap making easy. I wasn't sure of the lye to water mix adn customer service was quick and precise with response. I will be buying again.If you want to make soap with ease of measuring, this is your product.Thank you Pifito WR

This mixture makes a great soap and is easy to use. The only issue is that this is not 60 oz of oils. I use a scale each time to make small batches but only have 27-28 oz for batch #2.

This is the second time using one of these mixes. The first time I had additional items I added to it, it traced very quickly and started to seize. This second batch, the second I added the fragrance oil, which is by Natures Garden and was a well behaving fragrance, this batter seized. I scraped it into the mold, and upon cutting, of course I had large gaps where I couldn’t push it down. Unfortunately I will not be purchasing again, but it’s a great idea.

Okay, so I like the concept of this. My only issue is that it seems to trace a lot quicker.

The media could not be loaded.  This is the first time I've used pre mixed oils to make my soap. I'm no expert soap maker but I think I know what I'm doing since I've made a few batches of great soap.I entered the ratios into my soap app and measured my lye and hydrosol exactly.Considering other reviews indicated the mixture started to set really quick, I actually had plenty of time before it started to thicken, the problem for me was that I didn't have my molds ready so it started to thicken as I was fumbling through my box of molds.Usually, I can remove my soap from the molds after 24 hours, I let this set for 48 hours and the soap was still very soft, much softer than I'm used to. I do use tallow for my other soaps so that may be why they're harder than this batch.The overall process was quite easy and the soap has a nice lather.I would not be opposed to using this product again with a few adjustments to the recipe so I get a harder soap.I will note that I was just over 3oz short so I had to add olive oil to bring the total measurement to 60oz. This batch produces a lot of soap. A great value IMO.

This is the first time I am doing any type of soapmaking so I could be totally off. I do love the oils though I love the combination of the oils and I cannot wait to be able to use this product to make the soap that I've been wanting for so long. It came as a very good amount of product for the price so I know you're getting a value for your money on that. I bought some lie to go along with it so that I can get the process started and I'm very excited about the scent mostly because I can change it to whatever I want because I have essential oils galore.

It said Cold Process Soap but I did Hot Process. I used frozen Cucumber and Aloe to mix my lye then added it to my soap in the croc pot. I also added some essential oils. I used a stick blender and brought it to trace. It did trace quick but I did Hot Process so I turned up the heat to medium approximately 140/150. Put on lid and let it cook about 30mins until it became glossy. I only stirred once because my pot was heating hotter on one side than the other. I had no issue getting it in the mold. Maybe because it was hotter than a Cold Process. I cut it about 12hrs later. It was cool and easy. I am letting sit a week to see if it gets a little harder. Washed hair and body and I love it. Will biy again. Made it so much easier. I would not do cold process because it does trace and set quickly. I prefer hot anyway. What is 30 more mins opposed to waiting 6wks to saponify. I used it the next night. Only thing is I don’t know if it is the fats or me using cucumber/aloe water for lye because my lye didn’t get above 100°. But the soap lather was nice and my hair and body felt soft. Will buy again. May try the #2 mix.