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Soap Making
This Soap Making Class + Kit includes all the soap, dye, scent, and accessories to create your very own DIY custom soaps!
Melt-and-pour soap making is a great technique for beginners. This soap melts down easily and the process is simple. Once you get comfortable with this kit and the soap-making process, you can then start to incorporate more advanced techniques and have fun experimenting!
This kit includes three soap scents (lavender, rose, and vanilla) and three soap dyes (yellow, pink, and purple). This class will make ten bars of soap in total! You also have the option to add more household items such as exfoliants (oats, coffee, coconut, etc), scents (honey & essential oils), and colorants (turmeric, activated charcoal, cocoa powder, cinnamon, matcha, etc). Included is a white shea butter base.
Contents:
Shea Butter Soap Base
Three Dyes (Pink, Yellow, Purple)
Three Scents (Vanilla, Rose, Lavender)
Dried Lavender
Dried Rose Petals
Silicone Mold
Wavy Cutter
Wood Frame
Melting Cup
Alcohol
Spray Bottle
Stirring Sticks
Required at Home:
Microwave
Cutting Board
Knife
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It Begins with a Brick
Our Soap Making class starts from a simple brick of shea butter. From there, it's up to you to decide what shape, size, and smell you are looking to create. It's so gratifying to start from some simple ingredients and end up with something you'll enjoy for months.
Soap is Life
Soap making is a lot like life—both require mixing seemingly simple ingredients, then patiently waiting through challenges like heat or pressure to transform into something valuable. Just as soap takes time to cure and reach its final form, we grow and evolve through our own experiences. In the end, both soap and life are about cleansing, renewal, and finding balance through the right ingredients and care. Makes you think.
Cut It Up
Cutting up soap into pieces is like breaking life into small, manageable moments—each slice a reminder to savor the present. Just as each piece of soap offers a fresh start, dividing life into little bites allows us to enjoy each moment fully, one at a time.
On-Screen Host
Leveraging our virtual event platform, Weve, our fully remote option includes one of our live hilarious hosts (virtually), and allows all of your guests to play from home or wherever.
From Conference Fatigue to Cookie-Face Glory: Western Governors University’s 32-Team Game Show
Conferences are long. Faculty brains were fried. Western Governors University needed something big, bold, and bright to shake off the Salt Lake City conference haze . So they called us in.
We rolled out our Game Show for 500 faculty members split into 32 teams — and went straight for the good stuff. Custom trivia written just for them? Check. Buzz In battles that made the quietest professors yell? Check. Price Is Right challenges that had everyone rethinking the cost of a box of cereal? Double check. Then came the highlight of the evening: thirty-two grown adults trying to slide Oreos from their foreheads to their mouths without using their hands, as all 468 of their colleagues roared them on.
Because, as it turns out, sometimes the road from scholar to slapstick is only one cookie long.
At the start, the vibe was nervous. Lots of questions. Lots of “Wait, how does this work?” But the second the games kicked off, hesitation melted into laughter. The room was electric, and by the end, these thirty-to-seventy-year-old faculty members were all in — laughing, cheering, competing, and plotting their rematch for next year.
Behind the curtain, our crew of four Go Game facilitators ran the whole thing smoothly, dropping in custom trivia questions and scaling the show seamlessly for 500 people. Meanwhile, outdoors, another Go Game team was running a Classic Adventure for a different group at the exact same time. Salt Lake City was basically ground zero for fun that day.
The result? Five hundred very tired faculty members transformed into five hundred people blown out of the water. They showed up skeptics and left believers — in TGG, laughter, and Oreos.
