Review on DilaBee Soap Making Kit: A Complete DIY Experience with Shea Butter Soap | All Supplies Included for Adults to Create Homemade Soap by Carol Miller

So it's almost Christmas, isn't it? Or some winter holidays when giving gifts. and thought O:! I make soap for everyone! Who doesn't need soap in that time of apocalyptic universal plague? But I had no idea where to start. I was looking for soap making kits and they all seemed kid friendly until I found this one. I will briefly list the pros and cons that I have come across: Pros : Easy to follow instructions Included is almost everything you need (soap cutter knife is of course not included) They give you all 4 basic colors so you can make almost any color you want!The soap molds are beautiful and have a good variety to choose from.Nice packed, all arrived well Cons: A bit more variety of flavors would be nice BUT I understand this is a smaller kit so it can't d why absolutely necessary. infinitely reusable silicone molds are mentioned, not plastic molds. Plastic is too easy to break and will degrade over time and use. Maybe there are only 4 or 5 molds in the kit, but silicone not plastic? More stirrers, please! Just a few cons, right? But personally, I'd appreciate if the guide included tips and tricks, ways to make your soap more imaginative and colorful, and suggestions for things like scrubs. The company might even start selling scrubs along with and for soap sets! Update: My pitcher melted during the soap making process. :( I followed the instructions exactly.