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flavapor

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Can you do swirls with melt and pour? It seems like it starts to set up so fast. Is there a way to slow that down?
 
Well I tried it, and it came out ok. Its not a crisp swirl, more like fast moving clouds intergrating with each other. I am calling it hippie soap.

I did it with blue, purple, pink, orange, teal, and yellow. Its not what I exected or attempted it to be, but it is a damn nice looking soap. I cut them into cube shape.
 
flavapor would you happen to have any photos you could share. I am going to attempt my first swirl soon and would love to see your "hippie" soap :).
Thanks
Debra
 
debra102011 said:
flavapor would you happen to have any photos you could share. I am going to attempt my first swirl soon and would love to see your "hippie" soap :).
Thanks
Debra

I can take some, but I dont know how to get them uploaded. I am techochallenged :D

If you post me idiot instructions I will try.

or... pm me your email and I will send them to you and you can post them or just look at them.

I just bought something called m&p swirl soap. It says to pour between 125 and 135 degrees, I am going to try that tomorrow and see if its better.
 
Swirling M& P is easy and I love love doing it!!
The trick is to let your batch slightly thicken and then pour your colored soap in .. Swirl it with a spoon, making sure you touch the bottom of your mold. Do this gently. It looks better with bold colorant than with pastels..


Wish I knew how to upload a picture with my iPhone , I have several that I have done.

I even have a 'whipped' top that makes them look like CP soaps...
 
When I get my white melt and pour I am going to swirl in some black for what I am hoping will be a cute black and white paint horse :)
 
Mimi67 said:
Swirling M& P is easy and I love love doing it!!
The trick is to let your batch slightly thicken and then pour your colored soap in .. Swirl it with a spoon, making sure you touch the bottom of your mold. Do this gently. It looks better with bold colorant than with pastels..


Wish I knew how to upload a picture with my iPhone , I have several that I have done.

I even have a 'whipped' top that makes them look like CP soaps...

thanks mimi, I am gonna try it. I had to get a photobucket account, or imageshack, I am not sure which one I used, anyway, then you load your photos on it, than you can download them to here easily.
 
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