Soap & accessories

A basic kratom soap kit needs a glycerin soap base, a silicone soap mold, and a digital scale for accurate measuring. Follow our full step-by-step guide in How to Make Kratom Soap.

Soap making is a precision craft — a few grams too much glycerin or colorant can change how the bar sets. A digital precision scale gives consistent, repeatable results batch after batch, which measuring cups can't guarantee.

Transparent glycerin base produces a clear, glossy bar that shows off added colorants beautifully, while our shea butter base is opaque and adds extra moisturising properties — better suited to drier skin types.

A few drops of our green, red, or yellow liquid colorant stirred into melted glycerin base is enough to achieve an even, vibrant tone — add gradually and mix well, since a little goes a long way.

Most soap makers reach for a finely-ground strain like Green Maeng Da or Red Maeng Da for their consistent colour and texture once blended into the base. See our full kratom powder range to compare strains.

Kratom is legal to possess in most EU countries and the UK when sold and used strictly as a botanical or cosmetic ingredient rather than for consumption — exactly how our soap-making supplies are intended to be used. Always check your own country's current regulations, and see our full Terms & Conditions for details.

Yes — browse our essential oils collection for pure, soap-safe fragrance options like lavender, tea tree, and citrus blends that pair naturally with kratom's earthy tone.