my second batch

[wonderland]

i used orange and litsea eo's and it's made with...

coconut oil
palm oil
castor oil
olive oil
jojoba oil
wheat germ oil
cocoa butter

it smells sooooooooooo good!

 

[TessC]

Oh, I'll bet it smells divine, I love the smell of citrus!

 

[wonderland]

Oh, I'll bet it smells divine, I love the smell of citrus!

it does smell great. i made a 3 lb batch and put some in silicone cup cake molds. those i want to eat!

 

[heartsong]

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rhey look lovely!

i LOVE citrus soaps, and what a great blend of oils! that should make your skin VERY happy!

great job!

nonet

 

[topcat]

Lovely soaps! Wonderful blend of oils....mmmm....enjoy using this one

Tanya

 

[ChrissyB]

I bet it smells so lovely and fresh and clean.
Good job, looks nice and smooth and creamy too!

 

[Guest]

Well done, they look great .( I wish we could smell through the monitor).

 

[Lindy]

They look fantastic and your recipe sounds divine!!!

 

[wonderland]

thanks everyone.

my husband took a bar into his 'home office' to cure because he loves the way it smells.

 

[pepperi27]

Great looking soap!

 

[Deda]

Kiddo - those are gorgeous! So creamy! What did you use for a mold and how did you get such a luscious color - I'm a sucker for that sherbet-y hue.

 

[LJA]

Beautiful! What does litsea EO smell like?









Edited because I am the typo queen.

 

[wonderland]

thanks again. i'm so pleased with this soap.

@deb - i used a no-liner mold i got from ebay a while back [when i did a lot of m&p] from "mrdoright." as for coloring, i used a liquid colorant from nature's garden. i wasn't sure how much to use, so i didn't put in much. i'm not that happy with the color but it does have a bit more 'orange' to it now than it did when i unmolded and took that picture.

@lja - it's a yummy citrus scent. i read that it is good for anchoring citrus essential oils so i thought i'd use it with orange and it turned out great.