moosie
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Here is my first share. These are my 4th and 5th soaps I've made. I'm still a total noob and experimenting like mad.
I made the Moroccan clay soap last week. It has Olive, Coconut, Shea, Apricot, Castor & Cocoa. Its scented with Vanilla absolute (will never use again) Sweet Orange, Cedar and Myrrh essential oils. I used the clay to add a little color to the body and tried to swirl it on top. The essential oils made my soap trace super fast and it got really thick by the time I poured it so I couldn't get swirls so I just tried to make a swirly design.
Its cute and all but I think I'll stick to square bars, I like it simple.
Here is some fun pix. Ridiculously crooked cutting makes for fun artsy photos
Here it is in my new acrylic mold from soap making resource. I really like it but this soap was really sticky so I had to put it in the oven to get it to release. I had to cut in on the bottom piece bc I couldn't get that off.
out of the mold
And here are the artsy fartsy pix
my favorite
Here is my 100% coconut bar. I was buying laundry bars for my laundry powder I use for my cloth diapers. Now that I can make my own I tried a coconut bar. I love how white it is. I left it to harden overnight, big mistake. I searched as much as I could find about laundry bars on here but I never read about how hard it got and how fast. I went to cut it and it just crumbled. Its not a problem since I was going to powder it up anyway for the laundry recipe. But I wanted to give some away so I'll have to try again another time to get some bars.
oh and by the way this thing slipped right out of the acrylic mold easy peasy.
Thanks for looking, I also made a 100% olive bar that is at my moms house. I have many more recipes in my book waiting to be created!
I made the Moroccan clay soap last week. It has Olive, Coconut, Shea, Apricot, Castor & Cocoa. Its scented with Vanilla absolute (will never use again) Sweet Orange, Cedar and Myrrh essential oils. I used the clay to add a little color to the body and tried to swirl it on top. The essential oils made my soap trace super fast and it got really thick by the time I poured it so I couldn't get swirls so I just tried to make a swirly design.
Its cute and all but I think I'll stick to square bars, I like it simple.
Here is some fun pix. Ridiculously crooked cutting makes for fun artsy photos
Here it is in my new acrylic mold from soap making resource. I really like it but this soap was really sticky so I had to put it in the oven to get it to release. I had to cut in on the bottom piece bc I couldn't get that off.
out of the mold
And here are the artsy fartsy pix
my favorite
Here is my 100% coconut bar. I was buying laundry bars for my laundry powder I use for my cloth diapers. Now that I can make my own I tried a coconut bar. I love how white it is. I left it to harden overnight, big mistake. I searched as much as I could find about laundry bars on here but I never read about how hard it got and how fast. I went to cut it and it just crumbled. Its not a problem since I was going to powder it up anyway for the laundry recipe. But I wanted to give some away so I'll have to try again another time to get some bars.
oh and by the way this thing slipped right out of the acrylic mold easy peasy.
Thanks for looking, I also made a 100% olive bar that is at my moms house. I have many more recipes in my book waiting to be created!