LilianNoir
Well-Known Member
@SeattleMartin That is lovely!!
I want to know too!do I really wanna know...………..yeah I do--what is poop soap
It is sort of an addiction...chasing the perfect scent. Some posted on here this weekend (sorry...don't remember who) that often the names and descriptions of FO's don't reflect reality of what they smell like. If I could go to a store and actually smell them it would be different, but that's just not a reality for me. I don't understand why some intrepid company doesn't make scent sample cards like they do with perfumes in magazines. On the flip side, I honestly don't know that I believe the health benefits of EOs translate into topical use in CP soaps either, but that's sort of another discussion. At least with a good, undiluted EO combination that I make myself, I have a better idea of what I'm getting. Why would someone, including me, rant about excess chemicals in our environment and go to all the trouble of making an "all-natural, non-animal, palm-free" etc bar, then fill it with chemicals. I'm asking, not preaching as I have just ordered WSPs black pepper and sandalwood FO, which means I have no room to talk. I may stick with EOs and experiment with backing off on the amounts to see if I can get more subtle fragrances in my bars to make them more about the lather.Being a newbie, I have found this to be a very expensive hobby and quite frankly, an addiction!! I have found the FOs that say they behave well in CP from BB are pretty true to their word. However, my trial and error with EOs has been very costly. I also use coffee in my CP kitchen hand soap. I don’t use the FO but the liquid in place of water in lye mix and the used grounds. Makes a great “odor eater”!
It's all about DoF. Depth of Field or Depth of Focus, the terms are interchangeable.Nicely done. I struggle with the background blur personally.
ewwwwwI found a FO that was named dirt...it was gross!
So, I ask you, does this ever get old?.... Somebody start the burlesque music...Happy Easter everyone. #HeIsRisen
Four-color Drop Swirl. 40% Citronella, 30% Cedarwood, 15% Rosemary and 15% Lavender. Used master-batch lye and oils. As I have been doing lately, I used coconut milk to make up the additional liquid above my LW. Everything else was pretty straight forward. Thirty minutes start-to-finish! I got really lucky. The containers I chose for my oils just happen to hold EXACTLY enough to fill my loaf mold
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That is lovely!
Thank you, ma’am. Can I put in for my Drop Swirl Merit Badge?That is lovely!
I think you've earned it, good sir!Thank you, ma’am. Can I put in for my Drop Swirl Merit Badge?
Beautiful soap!
superb! gotta ask, micas for color?
I love dirt mixed with Big Sur or other woodsy fragrances. You just have to go light with DirtI found a FO that was named dirt...it was gross!
superb! gotta ask, micas for color?
So these seem to mostly be filtered oxides? This Mr Rabbit has another hole to burrow into.CC* Matte Teal Pigment, CC Matte Purple Pigment (which turns brown as dirt in CP), Empire Yellow mica and 2-to-1 red oxide/brown oxide to make the pink/cedar color.
*Crafter’s Choice
That’s accurate.So these seem to mostly be filtered oxides? This Mr Rabbit has another hole to burrow into.
Thanks!
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