Isopropyl Alcohol (Rubbing Alcohol)

If you making Melt and Pour soap then you will probably be familiar with the bubbles that you get when you pour your melted soap, or layers that don't stick together too well.

The answer is Isopropanol also known as Isopropyl Alcohol and also commonly known as Rubbing Alcohol which it is often referred to in American books.  

Pour into your own trigger spray bottle and a quick fine spray of Isopropyl will quickly eliminate any of those bubbles that appear on the surface of your soap once you have poured it.

Looking at making layers of soap - a quick spritz will help the layers stick together.

It's like a magic spray.  Technically it breaks the surface tension of the bubbles, causing them to pop and leave you with a smooth bubble free surface.  Because it is a volatile product it evaporates immediately and so nothing is transferred to your finished product.

This is highly flammable and so do keep it away from any source of ignition.  

Purity: 99.9%

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