know if using micas at high concentration will cause colored lather.[/QUO
yes they can
Thank you! It took me a bit to figure out how to get good results with the oval molds, but I have the hang of it now. I have fairly small hands and I almost need two hands to hold one of the loaf mold soaps, especially when they’re new.The soaps are beeyoutiful!! I absolutely love them! And I need to get some more molds for my soap...
Thank you! It makes me want to make more soapI am loving these soaps! They are gorgeous!
Thanks szaza! You can do this! I’ve been pouring/spooning the portions into a funnel pitcher, doing a little in the pot swirling and then pouring into the individual molds from the pitcher. I’ve done it twice now and made the same *mistake* both times of putting most of the uncolored batter in the pitcher first. Since the salt bar batter is on the thicker side, it’s been difficult to swirl all the way to the bottom. If I do it again, I will layer the colors a a bit more as I add them to the pitcher.Verry pretty!! The top one looks like one of those nasa pictures of a nebula.. impressive! I've never had much luck trying to get a nice pour in an individual mold, but yours look awesome!
Thank you and it’s good to know that users won’t necessarily turn colors when they use them. I won’t always be using this much mica, but thought it would be fun to try some soaps that are a bit more intense/bright.These are so beautiful. From the way they look in the photo I don’t think you will have any problems with colored lather. Very nice job.
Nebulas! I have a friend who is a rocket scientist for NASA and will need to remember to save that one for her!Verry pretty!! The top one looks like one of those nasa pictures of a nebula.. impressive! I've never had much luck trying to get a nice pour in an individual mold, but yours look awesome!
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