spa bars

[krissy]

i made them with filtered ocean water and coconut lime verbena FO.

the bottoms are white and the tops are seafoam green. this is one time ash totally worked for me too. you can't see it very well in the pic but the tops look frosted the way that sea glass looks when you find it on the beach.


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[cwarren]

cool , is that the target molds?

 

[krissy]

yes! i need to go get more of them! i love the size, they are not to big in your hand. the easiest to unmold too. i didnt have to worry about cutting them before i went to bed last night.


how long do salt bars need to cure? i cant wait to try these out!

 

[agriffin]

I love that! You nailed the color!

 

[soapbuddy]

Looks good! I like the color.

 

[SilverFox]

Very cute! I love the layers!

I just playing with round molds and I think I'm in love with round soapies!

 

[nattynoo]

Very nice.
I too love ash on spa bars.
That shape looks good.
Thanx for sharing.

 

[ewenique]

Beautiful color and textured top. I like it when ash gives an even better look to the soap.

 

[cwarren]

i love the target molds too, i got 4. but how the heck ya gona package them ?

 

[tomara]

I love your soaps..Very nice. Ahh to use ocean water..How cool!!

 

[Hazel]

Beautiful! I love the green and white together. It looks so refreshing.

 

[MsDee]

Love the color!

 

[Bubbles Galore]

Very nice. :wink:

 

[MidwestSoaper]

Very pretty, I love the color.

 

[krissy]

@cwarren~ i was thinking of using a layer of cheese cloth, tied at the top with a "rope" like string and maybe a sea shell on the end. kinda of like an old net like look? not totally sure, its a work in progress. lol

 

[Lynnz]

Lovely, the shape is really nice :0)

 

[Dragonkaz]

Look fabulous and the smell sounds gorgeous!