KifferFadybugs
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I made a coconut milk soap yesterday and just sliced it. It's green on the inside. I was not expecting that.
:wtf::wtf::wtf::wtf: Wow, are you serious???
Sliced my Menta Y Rosa Javon. Umm It smells so good. Working on stamping, making labels (grrr) and cleaning my disaster from last night. I dare not share photos. :wtf::crazy:
I like that one. Great look.
This is from her posting on Facebook:Would you care to share the recipe for Gennys shampoo bar?:-o
Not feeling so hot. Made a small mosaic.
Sliced my Menta Y Rosa Javon. Umm It smells so good. Working on stamping, making labels (grrr) and cleaning my disaster from last night. I dare not share photos. :wtf::crazy:
LOL! Reminds me of the first time I used my Willow Way tube mold - poured the soap in and then proceeded to pick it up without holding the base. You should have hears the screams - maybe you did - 38 ounces of raw soap batter all over the floor.....My post should be titled "What absent-minded soapy things did you do today?" This is the time of year I get a little slap happy from having made batch after batch after......but still, I was a little surprised when I took a batch of avocado face soap out of the mold and looked at it. What the......it was all wonky! I must have placed the mold down on something uneven, and the bars look like you could toboggan down them! So then.....I was making another batch and had a bit left over. I always have some small molds on hand in case that happens, so I grabbed for one of my Crystal Lite containers to make some round soaps and WHY IS SOAP ALL OVER MY COUNTER?????? Well, that's what happens when there's no bottom on the Crystal Lite container. LOL Luckily, there were only a few ounces to spill. Obviously, I need some sleep and a break from soaping. Thankfully, that was my last batch.....wheeeeeee! Now, it's time to wrap while I catch up on Game of Thrones, with a hot cup of Nutella cocoa. Mmmmmmmm.
LOL! Reminds me of the first time I used my Willow Way tube mold - poured the soap in and then proceeded to pick it up without holding the base. You should have hears the screams - maybe you did - 38 ounces of raw soap batter all over the floor.....
Thank you !
Now in other news..........
Mucho freaking respecto for all you talented, patient, loving people who manage a piping bag on a regular basis. Serious all the respect guys. Because I don't think I will EVER do that again.
So my mother in law loves Japanese cherry blossom. It's her favourite. So for Christmas I thought I'd make her a nice soap with a piped top.
I don't think I've ever touched more seized raw soap, messed around with a piping tip, and had more of a disastrous evening than tonight.
Either I wasn't meant to soap tonight, or, piping just isn't for me.
After the first bit of batter seized I smoooooshled it into moulds. Bit was still left with a soap that needed a good inch or two of top.
So, I sacrificed the other batter I had ready to be soaped, and tinted it pink with red clay, poured that fragrance oil, stirred and literally sat and watched it until it got to the right consistency for Piping. Then I rushed my pants off and pipped the top. Just as I was finishing the little bit in the pot seized right up. Managed to get two layers. Now whether that top sticks to the first layer I'll know tomorrow......
This whole ordeal took me nearly 2 hours from start to finish.
Then I thought that since I had my oils ready for salt soap, I'd get that done.
Also seizure. So also smooshed into mould, followed by a minor volcano where I threw my hands up and said f*** it. Obviously with a smile because what else can you do?
So, hopefully things turn out better on the inside than they look on the outside. And I'm done for the night. That's it. All done. View attachment 10699
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