A simple step-by-step course that takes you from your first melt-and-pour bar to 15 eye-catching soap designs, plus how to price, package and sell them online, at fairs or as party favors.
Start Making Soap TodayNone of this means you're "not crafty." It means nobody showed you the steps in order. That's exactly what this course does.
Glycerin Soap From Home is a complete step-by-step soap-making course for women who want to learn a creative skill at home and turn it into gifts, party favors or a small side business.
You'll learn the melt-and-pour method with glycerin soap base: no lye, no curing for weeks. You melt, color, scent and pour, and your soaps are ready to unmold the same day.
Then you'll go further: 15 soap designs, from three-layer bars to watermelon slices and hand-painted soaps, and the business side: costs, pricing, packaging and how to sell on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok.
Every lesson is broken down into short, clear steps you can follow right at your kitchen table.
Here are 4 of them. Each one is broken into simple steps, from the first pour to the final wrap.
Layered BarsClean lines, no sliding
Rubber Duck SoapKids' party favorite
Watermelon SliceSummer best seller
Ocean SwirlMica shimmer and wavesWhy glycerin soaps are so gentle and giftable, and how they become favors and keepsakes for showers, weddings and birthdays.
The supplies you need, glycerin vs. traditional soap, your tools, how to calculate soap weight for any mold and how to protect your bars.
Clear and opaque bases, layers, embeds, appliqués, molds, 3D images, stickers, mica, rubber ducks, popsicles, hand-painted, watermelon, marble and ocean.
A simple business model, selling handmade products, checking out your competition and calculating the cost and price of every bar.
How to show and sell your soaps on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok, with photos that make people ask "how much?"
Why soaps sweat or won't harden, how long they last, spotting quality base, fragrance vs. essential oil, unmolding and lather.
You've never made soap and you want someone to explain it in plain words, from what to buy to your first finished bar.
An hour at the kitchen table, music on, pouring colors. And at the end you have something beautiful you can actually use or give.
You want to sell at fairs, take orders for parties or open a little online shop, and you need to know how to price and present your soaps.
On your phone, tablet or computer, right next to your stove or microwave.
Follow each step with the exact amounts and temperatures, and unmold the same day.
Wrap your bars with the packaging ideas and use the pricing lesson before your first sale.



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Open the course and make your first soaps. If you're not happy for any reason, email us within 7 days and we'll refund every cent. No questions asked.
Not at all. Glycerin soap uses the melt-and-pour method: no lye and no weeks of curing. Module 2 starts from zero with what to buy and how to measure, and the designs go from easy to more creative.
No. A microwave or a pot, a glass measuring cup, a few silicone molds and glycerin soap base are enough to start. The Packaging & Supplier Guide shows where to buy everything in the U.S. without overspending.
Melt-and-pour soap doesn't use lye, so it's one of the gentlest soap methods. You still work with hot melted base, so the course shows simple safety habits, and older kids can help with colors and embeds under supervision.
Yes, many women sell handmade glycerin soaps at fairs, online or as party favors. Modules 4 and 5 show you how to calculate costs, set a fair price and present your soaps on social media. How much you sell depends on your own work and market.
Everything is digital. Right after payment you get access by email, so you can follow the course on your phone, tablet or computer. Nothing is shipped.
Today it's a one-time payment of $27 for the 6 modules and all 3 bonuses (a $200 value). There's no subscription.
You're covered by our 7-day money-back guarantee. Email us within 7 days of your purchase and we'll refund you in full.
Open Module 1, melt your first block of glycerin base and pour. In a few days you'll be making the soaps people stop to ask about, for gifts, for parties or for your first sale.
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