On the left, Christmas Morning. A mixture of essential and fragrance oils that I came up with that actually smells like Christmas and isn't a cheap candle/headache inducing scent.
Bottom middle is a tallow based shaving soap with clove fragrance. Excellent lather after 1 week but it does have a bite when shaving. Couldn't wait for it to cure!
Right is Cinnamon and Clove. Always a winner winner chicken dinner.
Cut these all with a 20 bar at once soap cutter I built. Wow, that that bad boy takes a 30 minute task and makes it take 5. Very worth the money and time it took to build.
So a couple questions. For my round bars of soap, I am having a LOT of difficulty getting them out of the tubes. I have tried everything from mineral oil, petroleum jelly, heating the tube, freezing the tube, squishing and flexing the tube but each and every time I try it the soap is always a bear to get out and I've almost decided that it's not even worth it. The shaving soap took me almost 45 minutes to get out of the tube. Anyone have any tips as far as round tube molds go?
Bottom middle is a tallow based shaving soap with clove fragrance. Excellent lather after 1 week but it does have a bite when shaving. Couldn't wait for it to cure!
Right is Cinnamon and Clove. Always a winner winner chicken dinner.
Cut these all with a 20 bar at once soap cutter I built. Wow, that that bad boy takes a 30 minute task and makes it take 5. Very worth the money and time it took to build.
So a couple questions. For my round bars of soap, I am having a LOT of difficulty getting them out of the tubes. I have tried everything from mineral oil, petroleum jelly, heating the tube, freezing the tube, squishing and flexing the tube but each and every time I try it the soap is always a bear to get out and I've almost decided that it's not even worth it. The shaving soap took me almost 45 minutes to get out of the tube. Anyone have any tips as far as round tube molds go?