Basic Clear Soap Base

Formulated for absolute ease of use, this base has the following key advantages:

• High clarity for the brightest neons and sparkliest micas and glitters!
• Perfect for embeds due to its high clarity.
• Low sweat (see below).
• Luxurious bubbles.
• Excellent fragrance lift with no overpowering soap smell – it’s a very low odour base.
• Easy to cut; not too hard, not too soft.
• Excellent melting qualities with minimal bubbles in the microwave (heat on 15-25 second bursts for best results).
• Available in wholesale bulk lots of 10kg or 20kg.
• Packaged in light-weight plastic. This base is cut to size.

This is an extremely versatile soap base.

• Create a white base: Add titanium dioxide powder.
• Create a vanilla stable base: Add a 25% solution of sodium thiosulfate (or ‘hypo’) at a ratio of 1 part hypo : 2 parts fragrance. Do you dread using fragrances with vanilla content? Keep an eye out for our Blog Post on how to make this and use it – it’s dead easy and so cheap!

Bayside Soap ‘Low Sweat’ bases compared to Stephenson Crystal ‘No Sweat’:

• Low Sweat means that you can leave this base unwrapped under temperate conditions. Here are my test results:
  • I left samples (‘Basic Goats Milk’, ‘Basic Clear’, ‘Stephenson Crystal NS’ ) unwrapped during a Brisbane summer inside in light airconditioning with a door to the outside that was frequently left open (kids). It had been raining for a few days. None of the bases sweated.
  • I then put them outside on a cloudy day. None of the bases sweated.
  • The next day the barometric pressure dropped and the clouds became thicker. The relative humidity was very high (around 80%) but it wasn’t quite raining yet. The Bayside Soap ‘Basic Goats Milk’ and ‘Basic Clear’ bases sweated and the ‘Stephenson Crystal NS’ was slimy but not sweating.
  • When it began to rain I checked the bases after an hour. All three were sweating at this point. None of the samples inside were sweating.
  • Conclusions: Don’t leave your soaps unwrapped if you are outside on a rainy day. Given the right conditions, even the Stephenson Crystal NS will sweat (you need high humidity and low pressure). If your soaps are going to be inside, in a temperate environment or with some kind of temperature control you should be safe.

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