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TOOLS & SUPPLIES
The items below are products I use daily. All of these items are from 3rd Party Sellers. Some items I use aren't listed here, BUT check back often for updated lists!
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MOLDS & CUTTERS
Hercules Soap Cutter
Holy Canoly This cutter is AHMAZING! I was so scared to spend money on a cutter. Once I did, I never looked back. It's awesome for cutting both Slabs of Soap and individual bars. It's a 2-in-1 must have. Heavy weight, handmade, and well worth the cost! Their customer support is phenomenal as well! ​
Trust me...I have bought cheaper ones and they have ALL failed, broke, or just wasn't big enough until the Hercules.
Sold by: Custom Craft Tools
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170oz Soap Mold
I have 2 of these for my 30 bar batches of soap. I could really use 4 but I'm holding out to get one of the BIG ones from Custom Craft Tools! If you have grown and want larger batches, this mold is perfect. You'll need a slab mold cutter - I highly recommend you check out the Hercules Cutter! ​​
SOLD BY: Workshop Heritage - Etsy
42oz Soap Molds
These molds are perfect for startups or for those one-off batches. They hold approximately 42 ounces of batter and you'll get about 10 bars from it. PS: I have 8 of these and I use them when my big 30 bar molds or my 56 bar mold is in use. Easy to clean, easy to repair the wood if the joints come loose, and soap pops out nicely every time.
SOLD BY: Amazon
Wooden Wire Soap Cutter
This is a great step up single bar cutter for the person who is growing in their soaping journey! It's a long lasting cutter. I fell into that trap of wanting a big massive multi-cutter and almost bought one. I didn't... I'm glad I didn't because I realized I needed a Slab cutter instead. I use the Hercules cutter to cut all my slabs down and this one for individual bar cuts. 5 Years I have had this wooden soap cutter and only had to change the wire once. It's adjustable and cuts well too.
SOLD BY: Amazon
Simple Soap Cutter
This is the "I'm just getting started" type of soap cutter. That's how I started! This type of cutter was the very 1st one I bought back in 2013. I used it for years and I still use it at times. This will serve you well especially in the beginning especially if you are on a budget. Nothing wrong with keeping it simple!
SOLD BY: Amazon
77oz 20 Bar Soap Mold
This mold is perfect for when you are growing! I use it when I want to make a quick big 20 bar batch of soap. The soaps don't come out as tall as my other soaps, but the final bar weight is still there. Thick and heavy weight liner and easy to clean. Holds it shape well.
SOLD BY: Amazon
3.35oz Shampoo Bar Mold
Yes I know - I'm still working with manual molds instead of the fancy-schmansy pneumatic presses. I prefer (for now) to use the hand molds. They work perfectly, just requires a little muscle. It works best if you use plastic wrap in the mold before you add the product. Cleans up well, durable, and worth it!
SOLD BY: Amazon
POWERED EQUIPMENT
Immersion Blender
This little guy here takes a lickin' but keeps on tickin'! This stick blender has been in use for 4 years and still going! (knock on wood). The bottom half detaches for easy cleaning and it's stainless steel. It also has several speed settings - you can't go wrong with it. 500W power with speed control and turbo button.
SOLD BY: Amazon
Large Top Digital Scale
I use this scale for my larger batches of soap because there is nothing in the way! The flat bottom of my pitchers and containers fit perfectly and I don't get a lot of fluctuations either. I really like that it has a plastic cover that folds down over the display - because I am a MESSY soaper most of the time (except when I video :) ! I also use this scale for shipping out my larger orders - the boxes fit perfectly and doesn't hide the display from my view.​
SOLD BY: Amazon
Dual Digital Scale
I LOVE this scale! It's perfect because it has the big side for heavier weight measurements and the small side for more precise weight items. I mainly use the small side - it's perfect for filling my 2-4-6-8 ounce jars. The scale is surprisingly heavy-weighted so it doesn't slide around! HIGHLY recommend!​
SOLD BY: Amazon
HB Electric Stand Mixer
This Hamilton Beach mixer is my GO-TO gotcha-back must-have for making my shampoo bars, carpet fresheners, and if I need anything whipped! It's a great cost effective alternative to KitchenAid (which I have for baking). It has suction cups on the bottom too! It holds on for dear life to my counter and I have to yank hard to get it off. Which of course is a VERY good thing because it tries to walk when mixing my shampoo bars lol! It's still pluggin' along after 2 years of use.
SOLD BY: Amazon
Nelko Thermal Printer
This is the heartbeat of my daily life. I use it for product labels AND my shipping labels. You know that Mariah Carey Song "I can't live...if living is without you..." .. well that's my theme-song when it comes to this printer!​​​
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There are a ton of labels to choose from too! Check down below for some of the one's I use.
SOLD BY: Amazon
PITCHERS & CONTAINERS
8qt / 256oz Tall Container
This is the best pitcher I have found that has stood the test of time. I use this big boy for my 30 Bar Soap batches and it holds the batter perfectly. AND I have plenty of room where my stick blender is not submerged. It is in and out of the microwave and never any issues. A Must have if you make large batches.
SOLD BY: Amazon
101 ounce Pitcher w/Handle
I ​have sooo many uses for these pitchers and I have 8 of them! I recommend these for beginner soapers for sure - all because of the size and handle! Kinda like when you discovered your dress had pockets - YES please!!! Microwave friendly but NOT for extended periods -30 sec to 1 min increments recommended.
I use for smaller batches of soap, making scrubs, small replenishment batches of body butter, and splitting off big batches of soap batter. They are wonderful to have in your arsenal!​
SOLD BY: Amazon
6qt (192oz) Round Pitcher
I have 2 of these: I use this for my smaller batch size soaps when making around ​75 ounces (20+ bars). I use the other one for my body butters, scrubs, lotions, etc. I have had these for around 2 years and they have withstood some abuse and still look great! Microwave friendly but NOT for extended periods -30 sec to 1 min increments recommended.
SOLD BY: Amazon
Small Measuring Cups
300ML / 10oz Measuring Cups
These little guys are used for EVERYTHING! Special additive oils, fragrances, clay mixtures - you name it! I can't live without these and they are used all day long. I have 2 sets so I can use and wash later. A must have in your arsenal!​
SOLD BY: Amazon
34oz Pitchers
These long spout pitchers are PERFECT for controlled pours. I use them when I want a thin drop swirl effect, precise oil measuring, precise side mold pours, and more technical designs. They clean up well but you'll need to make sure the long spouts are wiped out well. If soap batter dries in the long portion they can get hard to clean.
SOLD BY: Amazon
179oz Storage Containers
Game changer for storing my Shea, Cocoa, Mango, and Kokum Butters. It's air-tight and they stack nicely on my shelves. It comes with those cute black chalkboard stickers and a chalk pen. I swear the pen is semi-permanent because I haven't wiped a label clean yet without a magic eraser.
SOLD BY: Amazon
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12qt/384oz Wide Container
So this big boy is for my extremely large batches of soap and body butters. You need a wide container unless you have a massively tall immersion blender! If you use a big deep container, your regular sized stick blender will drown in the batter and never reach the bottom! A must have for any large soap batch!
SOLD BY: Amazon
MISC ITEMS
Nitrile Gloves - YES!
The best Damn Gloves hands-down! They stay on tight but are flexible, they don't pull away, no powder, and they are nice and thick! The first box I ordered - I was sold instantly! I use medium because I have thin hands but I have long fingers - and they fit perfect. ​
SOLD BY: Amazon
