Taiwan-ish type thingy
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Lovely!
Perfect swirl! Let us know what you think of the sorbitol, please. I would also like to know why you changed from sugar to sorbitol.
SoapDaddy70
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I switched to Sorbitol based on a suggestion from @AliOop - I will check back in to this post in a few weeks and let you know what I think.
Great soap! I love that yellow and blue combo.
Cat&Oak
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Beautiful Soapdaddy! 
Makes me think of sunflowers and blue sky. So pretty!
Hmmm, what does that remind me of? Of yeah, my February challenge entry. You're lucky I didn't copyright it.
Snarkiness aside, really nice job! I like that color combo a lot (it's also my backyard garden palette.)
Great job on the cut, too. Cutting my Taiwan made my head hurt and I salvaged a whopping total of four bars.
Snarkiness aside, really nice job! I like that color combo a lot (it's also my backyard garden palette.)
Great job on the cut, too. Cutting my Taiwan made my head hurt and I salvaged a whopping total of four bars.
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SoapDaddy70
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Lol. They are very similar. It even looks like you had a little orange in there that disappeared just like mine. If you zoom in on mine you will see little remnants of the Tangerine Dream from Mad Micas. Not sure why it got lost and eaten up by the yellow which was Mimosa from Nurture Soaps.
My intent was a dark yellow and a light yellow. For the first time I used Bramble Berry's Buttercup Mica. Usually micas are what you see what you get. But when I mixed it, it was orange. So I kept adding titanium dioxide and another yellow, like a lot and still did not like how the batter looked at all. Afterwards, another soaper here said that Buttercup starts as orange but turns yellow quickly. So, I should have left matters alone. Oh well, live and learn and I learn a lot from this forum.
