Salty Blue!

[Seawolfe]

{stands up and applauds wildly}
Those look awesome! And I like both of the patterns in the soaps, in fact I might like the one on the right better.
Those cuts are perfect. In fact both yours and SoapMaking Tommys are cut SO much nicer than mine. I should have stayed up a few hours more rather than going to bed :-(

 

[clhigh29]

Your bars are a pretty blue and I'm very impressed with your effort and outcome. I wonder if a slab mold can be used for salt recipes, or if placing the dividers would present a challenge. I haven't gotten up the nerve to use my Himalayan pink yet. If mine ever wind up looking as good as yours, I will certainly post. Good job!

 

[Saponista]

I think they are really pretty, the one on the left looks like waves

 

[Susie]

Beautiful soap. I am still working on basic soap formulas, so making the soap pretty is way in my future, I am afraid.

 

[The Efficacious Gentleman]

Waves was what I was going for, but most of them came out too mix!

Susie, it was my first colour - exciting times!

 

[Saponista]

I'm scared of doing an in the pot swirl as I know I'm going to end up mixing it up together too much.

 

[MadMadamMim]

They turned out beautifully! Love the sea/saltwater theme.

 

[Crombie]

Salt Bars

Color should be added to the soap batter before adding the salt.

I always do my salt bars HP and in individual cavity molds. I had not thought about trying it with my slab molds and popping in the divider. That could be a good weekend challenge.

 

[The Efficacious Gentleman]

Color should be added to the soap batter before adding the salt.

I always do my salt bars HP and in individual cavity molds. I had not thought about trying it with my slab molds and popping in the divider. That could be a good weekend challenge.

I was thinking that, but then I'd have to be more accurate in splitting the batter and salt............... Also a something new to try

 

[Saponista]

I split my batter into those cheap plastic measuring jugs from the supermarket. It's easy to divide your mixture into fairly accurate parts that way.