Organic Creamy Castile aka Goatmilk Castile

[seven]

Just did a small batch of goatmilk Castile. Off to cure and will be up for sale in another 6 months minimum.

Organic evoo and organic goatmilk used. The soap ended up more yellowish-greenish, compared with another batch when pomace was used (stark white).

thanks for looking!

 

[goji_fries]

Every bit of awesome. Perfect bevels. Do you use a beveler?

 

[shunt2011]

That's so pretty. I hate waiting!

 

[seven]

hate waiting too! am just going to forget about this batch till i dunno when

goji, i didn't use a beveler, only a vegetable peeler..

 

[shunt2011]

I use a vegetable peeler too. I bought a beveler and didn't like it, it took too much off.

 

[goji_fries]

hate waiting too! am just going to forget about this batch till i dunno when

goji, i didn't use a beveler, only a vegetable peeler..

DANG! You have mad skills :clap:

 

[Soap Techniques]

beautiful soap!

 

[Seawolfe]

Gosh those are pretty, and I adore that stamp!

 

[snappyllama]

So crisp and perfect looking!

 

[cmzaha]

Very Pretty. Just put them on a top shelf out of site. Out of site out of mind. The top shelf of my rack is used for the purpose of long curing soap. After a couple of months curing I will take them down and put them in one of the plastic storage drawers with the drawer slightly open for air

 

[seven]

thanks guys

yep, i am just going to put them out of sight and forget about them

 

[boyago]

Seven I've been meaning to mention how cute your stamps are. For the gold inlays you do are you stamping with foil?

 

[Aline]

Yes, I'm wondering if the gold is mica or foil?

 

[lionprincess00]

Another winner seven! Very lovely.

 

[seven]

thank you

the gold came from mica. so far, it is my favorite color to stamp with. goes with just about every color there is.

 

[TVivian]

Beautiful!