adoptapitbull
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Let's all bring out our favorite dirty soaping secret...our biggest fails! Show a pic of one of your favorite messes. Don't be shy...I know we've all done it! Plus, it makes the newbies feel better to see that even the masters can have fails, too!
Here's the story of my rebatch adventure...
I made a wine and milk soap the other day. Tried to make the color look more wine-like by mixing a red with a purple. This purple has given me trouble in the past, but fixed itself after a few days, so I thought it was worth a shot. When I unmolded it, I found that the purple had all migrated onto 3 bars and it looked like crap.
Rebatched it with more milk and found that airbubbles has ruined my cute little goat kid molds. It was like each kid had no nose. Didn't look awful though...just not perfect.
I thought today, "What the heck?" and did a second rebatching. Added more milk and let it melt. This time I thought to try to darken the color a bit since it got lighter with each melt. Added some burgundy and hoped for the best. Well, here's what it looks like now....
I have no clue where the green color came from. In person it looks almost like a dark and milk chocolate swirl with light green layers. I will never, ever be able to make it again...and not sure I'll want to!
Is it sad that I kind of like it?![Smile :) :)](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Here's the story of my rebatch adventure...
I made a wine and milk soap the other day. Tried to make the color look more wine-like by mixing a red with a purple. This purple has given me trouble in the past, but fixed itself after a few days, so I thought it was worth a shot. When I unmolded it, I found that the purple had all migrated onto 3 bars and it looked like crap.
Rebatched it with more milk and found that airbubbles has ruined my cute little goat kid molds. It was like each kid had no nose. Didn't look awful though...just not perfect.
I thought today, "What the heck?" and did a second rebatching. Added more milk and let it melt. This time I thought to try to darken the color a bit since it got lighter with each melt. Added some burgundy and hoped for the best. Well, here's what it looks like now....
![035.jpg](https://proxy.imagearchive.com/c99/c99b4e38a3150f068c81928b391c3ed7.jpg)
I have no clue where the green color came from. In person it looks almost like a dark and milk chocolate swirl with light green layers. I will never, ever be able to make it again...and not sure I'll want to!
Is it sad that I kind of like it?