How to Mica Stamp Cold Process Soap

Learn how to stamp your cold process soap with a shimmer gold mica using a rubber stamp! A great way to make your soap more personalized for a special event. Use for weddings, bridal showers, baby showers, retirement parties, etc. The personalization you use is only limited to your imagination.
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[@carolp5993]

Also thank you this is great

[@carolp5993]

Will this work on melt and pour or too hard of a soap for this?

[@SoapAuthority]

Hi! I've tried it, and it does work - just not quite as well. The stamp doesn't cut into the soap much, but the mica will stick. It seems to work better if the melt and pour soap is freshly unmolded.

[@Hero-yl8fu]

Can the mica wear off

[@SoapAuthority]

It stays on until the soap gets used. Then it typically wears off within the first few uses.