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What is the difference between homemade soaps and the melt and pour soaps that are becoming popular?

April 26, 2017difference homemade melt Popular pour soaps

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What is the difference between homemade soaps and the melt and pour soaps that are becoming popular?

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We believe that the cold process method is the best method for producing natural handmade soap. Many people find the melt and pour and glycerin soaps to be very drying to the skin. They often contain alcohol or propolyne glycol. The melt and pour soap bases are made in a factory, purchased in a block, melted and poured into molds. They are so called handmade soaps but it is simply not the same as making them all natural from scratch as we do!