NSA - Melt and Pour Soap Making
Training Provider: Society for WINGS
Course Reference: TGS-2021008232
S$220
About This Course
Participants will gain greater competency in the art and process of Melt and Pour soap making. Acquire knowledge and skills relating to different techniques including Rolled, Embeds, Layering, and Impression Effect to allow you to make different designs and effects to customize your melt and pour soap. This will enable seniors to have better quality of life and improve social interactions.
What You'll Learn
1. Skills relating to different techniques � Rolled, Embeds, Layering, Impression Effect to make different designs and effect (Flowers, Desserts, Gemstones, Crystals Geode, etc.)
2. Acquire knowledge on the benefits of homemade soaps
3. Knowledge on the ingredients in melt-and-pour Soap
4. Customize the colour of melt-and-pour soap for differing requirements
5. Customize the scent using natural essential oils
6. Mix and blend essentials oils to customize own scent for soap
7. Skills to make melt-and-pour soap. Each participant will make a 700grams block of soap from the provided ingredients
8. Proper Soap Packaging and Labelling.
2. Acquire knowledge on the benefits of homemade soaps
3. Knowledge on the ingredients in melt-and-pour Soap
4. Customize the colour of melt-and-pour soap for differing requirements
5. Customize the scent using natural essential oils
6. Mix and blend essentials oils to customize own scent for soap
7. Skills to make melt-and-pour soap. Each participant will make a 700grams block of soap from the provided ingredients
8. Proper Soap Packaging and Labelling.
Entry Requirements
Minimum Entry Requirements
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