2 more soaps, alternating wall pours

[Zing]

I'm lovin' this new alternating wall pour technique Winter soap! Scents for both are essential oils of bergamot/eucalyptus/fir/ rosemary/peppermint, my new fave. One is kermit green mica with cocoa powder mica lines to match our chartreuse-accented kitchen The other is merlot mica with titanium dioxide mica lines topped with snowflake sparkle mica, which will be cured in time for Valentine's Day, and matches our new bath.

The green soap has the same mysterious yellow (most off camera) that plagued me in another soap which I'm guessing is the bergamot essential oil. I expect it to get absorbed in a few days.

 

[AliOop]

Wow, so well done. I'd say you've got this technique down.

 

[Sofiepie]

Loving the mica lines! Very well done!

 

[KiwiMoose]

So you pour then shake the colour, then pour the next well, more colour etc?

 

[Lin19687]

Nice

 

[Zing]

You got it. Chopstick under to tip the mold, all on the scale. Pour 1/5 batter, sprinkle mica (shake that colour!), move chopstick to opposite side, rinse and repeat!

 

[Peachy Clean Soap]

I'm lovin' this new alternating wall pour technique Winter soap! Scents for both are essential oils of bergamot/eucalyptus/fir/ rosemary/peppermint, my new fave. One is kermit green mica with cocoa powder mica lines to match our chartreuse-accented kitchen The other is merlot mica with titanium dioxide mica lines topped with snowflake sparkle mica, which will be cured in time for Valentine's Day, and matches our new bath.

The green soap has the same mysterious yellow (most off camera) that plagued me in another soap which I'm guessing is the bergamot essential oil. I expect it to get absorbed in a few days.
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very unique soap art.