I've ordered rebatch from another company before. The ingredients in the other order contained sodium hydroxide. I need only add a little water, FO and colorant. This base seems to only be melt and pour soap. I'm confused. Is this true rebatch or just melt and pour - not a form of cold process?

Melted this soap in the crock pot to make a cocoa butter/coconut oil, strawberry puree rebatch soap that came out fantastic.

Fantastic soap! I melted down the rebatch in a crock pot, then added about 3/4 cup of milk for each pound of rebatch. Silky smooth. Will buy again.

This is a great soap for those of you that make their own laundry detergent. Easily grated with a zester, it dries much better and faster than many others I have tried. It also dissolves nicely in the machine.

I have used various re batch before this one shreds very easiy and very well. I love the end results and if your a beginner it's very easy to use. I personally use the crock pot method. Love my end results.

After trying a few other rebatch methods. I was thrilled to see my results with this brand . Love all the soap bases from Stephenson . It's a lovely mmelt, thick , creamy and easy to work with . I also loved that is has no smell. My additives actually smell like they should in the soap . Love!!!!!!

Just started making my own soap this past year and this was the first product I bought. I have made several batches and they all turned out great and smelled wonderful. I would recommend this product especially for beginners like myself who want to avoid the Lye(s).

I was a bit skeptical as I have never seen rebatching come out smooth,however, this product DOES liquefy, though its very thick, so liquefy isnt the right word...moreso becomes a "smoother" product. This product is great indeed if you want to do all the swirling techniques; you do have to work faster than normal , but here are a few tips that you might want to consider doing: 1) Add 1 cup per pound of grated rebatch base; this WILL liquefy the product,and your cure time will be an additional ten days to 14 days,but you will get a VERY smooth easily swirlable product. This is a DREAM for a semi rustic Oatmeal Milk and Honey soap. If you want a semi thick base, simply decrease milk to half cup per pound of base.You cam get a smooth creamy base in the oven as well,using the one cup per pound of base,but you simply add the milk (I use reconstituted goats milk) stir, leave overnight then add one more cup in the morning, and put in a preheated 200F oven for about an hour and a half;the finished product on any of these applications is VERY similar to cold process, the oven one being near identical. Lathers like a dream. Good stuff; a definite keeper indeed, for created MORE than the mere rustic look you would normally get from a rebatch!