What could possibly be wrong with obsessively eagerly awaiting another challenge in this addictive and expensive soothing and peaceful hobby of ours??
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SMF February 2021 Challenge - Circling Taiwan Swirl
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The natural colorant entries made me curious about trying them myself. I have a few basics (turmeric, clays, activated charcoal, cocoa powder, etc.) but I’ve never gone further than those basics.
Hmmm maybe a future challenge?
Kim check out the photo earlier in this thread I posted with rhubarb root, alkanet, and annatto. The rhubarb root is amazing. (There’s probably a way to link the earlier post but I don’t know how, sorry! A couple pages back.)
That’s a great idea!!
KimW
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I did indeed see that post and I've been wondering about it and have it saved to "study" later!
Peachy Clean Soap
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Looking forward to next challenge' I'll be posting Last Day & Hour'!! jst kidding
. Not a fan of naturals colors' for next challenge.
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@Peachy Clean Soap I have to chime in to say that I love your soaps. i’m sorry that it didn’t work out for you to enter them this time.
bluebirdwing
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A dumb question, why this method is called Taiwan circling method? Was it created in Taiwan? I googled didnt find any answers, only tutorials available.
I don't really know but found this:
https://www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/cold-process-soap/taiwan-swirl/
The circling Taiwan swirl adds the step to the original Taiwan swirl technique of circling the perimeter of the mold with a chopstick (or something) after the Taiwan swirl is done.
https://www.soapqueen.com/bath-and-body-tutorials/cold-process-soap/taiwan-swirl/
The circling Taiwan swirl adds the step to the original Taiwan swirl technique of circling the perimeter of the mold with a chopstick (or something) after the Taiwan swirl is done.
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@Peachy Clean Soap We'd still love to see your soap! It's not required, I'm just curious.And I think you still get to vote, too.
Yes I was able to vote'Yay' such beautiful soap's ! my goodness. Sorry I didn't reply sooner' I just saw your post.
Catscankim
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I can't wait for the results LOL.
Probably a taboo question, but can you vote for your own entry? Obviously I didn't or I wouldn't be asking LOL. I think that I would actually feel weird voting for my own. I'm just curious.
Probably a taboo question, but can you vote for your own entry? Obviously I didn't or I wouldn't be asking LOL. I think that I would actually feel weird voting for my own. I'm just curious.
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Voting is such a personal choice, of course, and there are very good reasons we can't see how we all voted, or how the entries ranked after top 3.
For me, it feels a little like an election, so I vote for myself (and others). We're given three votes, so I'm promptly voting against mine twice. I certainly wouldn't vote for myself and stop there, that really would be poor sportsmanship.
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