Heavy Cream & French Green Clay

[SilverFox]

This one has heavy cream in place of water and French green clay. I did a funnel swirl on this one. I'll add a little more clay next time for more contrast. But, I like the look of the ones near the back. I really can't wait to try this one though. I've heard cream soaps are amazing. And I'm going to FORCE myself to wait at least 2 days next time I make a high sugar content/dairy soap before I pull it out of the freezer lol.

Anyway:

 

[Dragonkaz]

Your soap looks amazing ... so creamy! Bet it's going to be great to wash with!

 

[SilverFox]

Thanks! It looks a little better today too. You can barely see the partial gel. This one is a low coconut, high olive oil, with sesame oil, almond oil, shea butter, and cocoa butter, with a little palm oil.

I cannot wait to try this one!

 

[Araseth]

They look lovely and sounds decadent with the cream

 

[Hazel]

Your soap looks great and I know what you mean...it's so hard to wait. I love cream in soaps. Buttermilk is wonderful, too.

 

[SilverFox]

I tried this one out today. It was fabulous! Nice, thick lather. I'm going to have to make some more soap so I can forget about this one until it cures lol.

 

[Scentapy]

Love it!

 

[Lynnz]

Love that colour soap looks great bet it will be beautiful to use as well

 

[Elly]

very nice soap, great swirl

 

[Bubbles Galore]

Cream soaps are awesome. :wink:

 

[chrisnkelley]

It looks great!

 

[SilverFox]

This is my first cream soap (I've made cow milk & goat milk before) and it's super nice! I tried it again yesterday (5 day cure) and I can't wait for it to have it's 4 week cure! It's divine!

 

[MizzBee]

They look so nice!
A question for the Aussies or any one that might have an idea....do you mean thickened cream that we have in Aussie land is that the same as heavy cream?