Description
Nurture Soap has the tools you need to make soap! Find your perfect color with our color blender, find out how much fragrance you need with our fragrance calculator, and create your soap recipe with our soap calculator! You'll also find all documentation for colors and fragrances by following the documentation links below.
- FAQ
- Color Blender
- Soap Recipe Calculator
- Fragrance Calculator
- CP Soap Color Gallery
- Color Documentation
- Fragrance Documentation
Have questions about soap making? Call us anytime at 260-200-1081 or Contact Us.
As a hobbyist who does make a lot of soap, I just couldn't decide whether I should spend the money on a multi-bar cutter. But I am THAT person who can make uneven cuts from anything, even using my nice single-wire cutter. Then my husband saw me watching a YT video where someone was using a multi-bar cutter. Right then, he decided I needed this. And oh man, I'm so glad we took the plunge!
First of all, this thing is VERY well made. It's rock solid with a nice finish - no weird weld spots or funky unpainted or half-painted spots. Second, and most importantly, it cuts like a dream. The handle is weighted so that it does most of the work for you. You don't need to hurt your back, shoulders, or wrists just trying to get the wire through the soap.
I debated about whether to get the larger cutter, since most of my loaves are longer than 9 inches. But my soap cabinet is so full that the smaller one was more appealing for me. The solution was to lay a block of wood alongside the cutter; you could also use a book or anything else that is the same height as the cutter base. This will support the end of the loaf that is hanging off the cutter. Then after cutting the first ten bars, push the remainder of the loaf onto the cutter and finish it off.
My first time to use this cutter was on a loaf made in the Nurture TS 2.5lb mold set. Between the mold and the cutter, these are easily the best looking just-out-of-the-mold (no trimming) bars I have made my life - super clean mold release, sharp corners, perfectly even bars, super clean and straight side cuts - a total delight. It was my first try at a TS shimmy, too - so fun!
Bottom line, I highly recommend this cutter for anyone who enjoys making pretty soap. If you also make a lot of soap, or cut a lot of crooked soap like I did, this cutter will be a joy for you.
Is excelent for my small Batch 🥰
I LOOOOVE my new soap cutter! Going from hand cutting to using this is a dream come true. My bars are perfectly straight and even! Even soap with decorations or salt on top are cut perfectly. The cutter is very sturdy and 2 extra wires are included in case you ever need them. My only complaint would be that it only cuts 9 bars, not 10, but everyone has different size molds, and it's really not a big deal. So happy with my purchase and wish I'd gotten one sooner!
Does 9 bar cutter is perfect it's durable it's well-made and it makes my life so much easier I love it and have recommended it on Facebook too many people
I've just used it a few times and it is perfect for my small batches.
It is beautiful and very sturdy, probably will last forever. so glad I found it
As a hobbyist who does make a lot of soap, I just couldn't decide whether I should spend the money on a multi-bar cutter. But I am THAT person who can make uneven cuts from anything, even using my nice single-wire cutter. Then my husband saw me watching a YT video where someone was using a multi-bar cutter. Right then, he decided I needed this. And oh man, I'm so glad we took the plunge!
First of all, this thing is VERY well made. It's rock solid with a nice finish - no weird weld spots or funky unpainted or half-painted spots. Second, and most importantly, it cuts like a dream. The handle is weighted so that it does most of the work for you. You don't need to hurt your back, shoulders, or wrists just trying to get the wire through the soap.
I debated about whether to get the larger cutter, since most of my loaves are longer than 9 inches. But my soap cabinet is so full that the smaller one was more appealing for me. The solution was to lay a block of wood alongside the cutter; you could also use a book or anything else that is the same height as the cutter base. This will support the end of the loaf that is hanging off the cutter. Then after cutting the first ten bars, push the remainder of the loaf onto the cutter and finish it off.
My first time to use this cutter was on a loaf made in the Nurture TS 2.5lb mold set. Between the mold and the cutter, these are easily the best looking just-out-of-the-mold (no trimming) bars I have made my life - super clean mold release, sharp corners, perfectly even bars, super clean and straight side cuts - a total delight. It was my first try at a TS shimmy, too - so fun!
Bottom line, I highly recommend this cutter for anyone who enjoys making pretty soap. If you also make a lot of soap, or cut a lot of crooked soap like I did, this cutter will be a joy for you.
Is excelent for my small Batch 🥰
I LOOOOVE my new soap cutter! Going from hand cutting to using this is a dream come true. My bars are perfectly straight and even! Even soap with decorations or salt on top are cut perfectly. The cutter is very sturdy and 2 extra wires are included in case you ever need them. My only complaint would be that it only cuts 9 bars, not 10, but everyone has different size molds, and it's really not a big deal. So happy with my purchase and wish I'd gotten one sooner!
Does 9 bar cutter is perfect it's durable it's well-made and it makes my life so much easier I love it and have recommended it on Facebook too many people
I've just used it a few times and it is perfect for my small batches.
It is beautiful and very sturdy, probably will last forever. so glad I found it