Well my coffee chocolate soap isn't looking the way I was hoping it would yet. The fluffiness on the top has disappeared and it isn't ready to take out of the mold. I'm probably being a little too impatient and hopefully it'll turn out. I 
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Well here are the mixed results of the Chocolate Coffee 3 Layer Soap.
Here's the top layer - it came off and it looks kinda interesting - but I don't know what to call it. Suggestions?
Here's the bottom layers - it's still too soft to cut so I'm going to wait for them to harden up.
It's all still usable, just not quite what I envisioned. :roll:
Well here are the mixed results of the Chocolate Coffee 3 Layer Soap.
Here's the top layer - it came off and it looks kinda interesting - but I don't know what to call it. Suggestions?
Here's the bottom layers - it's still too soft to cut so I'm going to wait for them to harden up.
It's all still usable, just not quite what I envisioned. :roll:
Waayyyyy too often, my soaps do not match the incredible picture in my mind. 
But sometimes, the difference works out even better. Every batch is a learning experience for me.
When I look at these, I wanna eat them. The top reminds me of a baked coconut cake. The bottoms look like fab brownies with a thick (that's how I like it) layer of carmel, coffee or butterscotch frosting.
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But sometimes, the difference works out even better. Every batch is a learning experience for me.When I look at these, I wanna eat them.
The top reminds me of a baked coconut cake. The bottoms look like fab brownies with a thick (that's how I like it) layer of carmel, coffee or butterscotch frosting.Digit
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