My latest creation is devoid of scent and color. It looks orange-y in some spots because I, umm, totally scorched the powdered goat's milk I added to it. NEVERTHELESS, this is a great little (literally) soap. I was trying to get that cubed effect that I so desperately love. It's something about soap blocks that drive me crazy. Well, these are more rectangular than square, but I'm getting there. Of course, I hand-carved the name into the soap-another obsession of mine. I hope I won't get tired of that because I'm really loving the way they look, but it is the most tedious process lemme tell ya...
Anybody ever worked with powdered milks and not gotten them to scorch? I added it directly to my oils and not my lye mixture. Could that be the culprit? Let me know...please.
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When working with powdered milk, you want to subtract enough of your total water to make a milky paste with the powder and then add that to the soap pudding before pouring everything into your mold.
Precioso jabon,me encanta un saludo desde España.
Thank you so much Cocobong! I appreciate all your words of wisdom, and I'm taking notes:)
Muchas gracias Monica! So good to see you again:)
What is it about this NAKED Soap that is so DAAAAAAYUMM Sexxy?!?!?
This is a lovely idea - there are times when perfume is best not there. It's often difficult to find raw soap without any additives ...
This soap has a lovely earthy style.
me encanta la idea de escribir a mano en los jabones !!!! genial...
congratulations .... grettins
maty
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