Yes, dreams of soaping ideas instead of sugar plums dancing in our heads. lolI'll be happy enough if I move old stock so I can make all the new soap ideas dancing through my head.
Yes, dreams of soaping ideas instead of sugar plums dancing in our heads. lolI'll be happy enough if I move old stock so I can make all the new soap ideas dancing through my head.
I do actually have some sugar plum soap here.Yes, dreams of soaping ideas instead of sugar plums dancing in our heads. lol
I have some as well. I really like the smell. Seems to hold well in soap too!I do actually have some sugar plum soap here.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sugar_plumWhat is a sugar plum, anyway?
Dont go by my experience! I did cp--and I used 100% puree of Persian cukes as the liquid. It didnt turn out in the long run as I had hoped but I am not experienced in using purees in soap. It is done all the time and folks rave about it so it must have some wonderful benefits but I didnt have much luck with mine. I also didnt like the yogurt soap I made and that is another fave that folks use all the time. Im sure yours will be fine!!Great, and I made a cucumber mint loaf on Thursday.
Did you do cold or hot process?
A blistery winter day here, so I would dearly love to be home making soap (and stuff)..
Do soaps with pumpkin puree, avocado puree, tomato and such last--as long as other soaps? Ive always wondered. I made cucumber puree soap and it was awful in about two months....so I am not a big adder of things like that out of fear.
Mine hasn't held well at all.I have some as well. I really like the smell. Seems to hold well in soap too!
I have some pumpkin puree soaps hanging around that are at least 4 years old that are just fine although the fragrance has faded. The same goes for some Avocado soaps and some carrot soaps. I am sure I can find others but these are some I can think of at the moment. If the puree is actual puree and not chunky it will act just like water.Do soaps with pumpkin puree, avocado puree, tomato and such last--as long as other soaps? Ive always wondered. I made cucumber puree soap and it was awful in about two months....so I am not a big adder of things like that out of fear.
My batch is about 10 weeks old so far, so might be a little young yet for me to determine longevity. I have found that the scent seems to have gotten stronger over the cure process so far. I am hopeful it remains for a few months. It isn't overwhelmingly strong, but very pleasant.Mine hasn't held well at all.
There is hope then, for us all!!! I had followed some recipes from "Cool Soapmaking" by Anne Watson and I didnt like what I had made..Im glad to hear that these are long lasting, the purees, or can be.I have some pumpkin puree soaps hanging around that are at least 4 years old that are just fine although the fragrance has faded. The same goes for some Avocado soaps and some carrot soaps. I am sure I can find others but these are some I can think of at the moment. If the puree is actual puree and not chunky it will act just like water.
They all sound great. Can’t wait to see what you make!I just dunno what I want to do today. I have a lot of confetti to use up - thought about doing a coconut milk confetti soap with my new white tea fragrance. But then I made a bit of confetti out of the end pieces of my rainbow soap, and I think that would look pretty cool used sparingly in an all-white soap - maybe with my new blackcurrant tea FO? And then I have long wanted to do a soap with all MY favourite fragrances in together - patchouli, ylang ylang, bergamot, neroli, palmarosa.....
Oh, how to decide??
Oh my darlin'...I spent the morning looking at color wheels to decide the colors for my third attempt at this month's challenge. I made my third attempt for the challenge not sure I like the colors. Just shoot me now
......and I made HP clementine.
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