Good ol' Charcoal n Gold

[Anstarx]

A simple charcoal soap with hazelnut oil.
I was hoping it to be a true black but it cures to a dark gray. Will try some black oxide next time. Heard it's really black.
I was planing to do a column embed as in the moon but the pvc pipe I used was too small and impossible to unmold so I gave up on that and settled for a simple mica layer on top with alcohol spray

This is my first mica-on-top and I like the result. I even bought a star-shapes tea strainer just so it would feel like adding fairy dust instead of mica

My magic wand!

EO used: Cinnamon 6g, cedar 6g, eucalyptus 8g
The cinnamon is really overwhelming. I thought eucalyptus will overpower the other two but cinnamon was the strongest after cutting. I could barely smell any eucalyptus anymore

 

[dibbles]

Very pretty!

 

[Dawni]

Love the magic wand!

I really like that vivid contrast.. Well done!

I've found cinnamon overpowers so many EOs even if I used it the least...

 

[lsg]

Love the gold tops.

 

[KeepItSimpleSoap]

The soap looks good enough to eat. Don't leave it on the kitchen counter unattended!

 

[dcornett]

Wow! That gold on top really pops!

 

[Zany_in_CO]

Very nice soaps. Looks more chocolate than gray on my screen. Looks good with the dusting of gold mica.

I even bought a star-shapes tea strainer just so it would feel like adding fairy dust instead of mica

Cute!

EO used: Cinnamon 6g, cedar 6g, eucalyptus 8g
The cinnamon is really overwhelming. I thought eucalyptus will overpower the other two but cinnamon was the strongest after cutting.

Yes. Remember to use cinnamon with a light touch. It's a "heater" in the soap and a sensitizer on the skin.