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Freshly poured in the mold |
Blackberry Sage is blackberry blended with sage to keep the sticky sweet smell of the berries at bay. It is also one of those fragrances that behaves very well when I soap with it, so I knew I had plenty of time to play with the raw soap. When I went about making this soap I wanted vibrant layered colors in the natural "white" soap and a textured top that I then sprinkled with 24K gold mica. I would use a cosmetic glitter next time to avoid the little clumps of mica.
Playing with the textured top was a lot of fun. I might have let it sit up a bit longer to achieve a deeper textured look, but all in all I was very pleased with my first attempt and the end result.
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Fresh out of the mold |
You see that the color is muted after the batch hardened in the mold. I wanted to give you a side view of the log to show you how I layered the colors in the log.
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Fresh cut bars |
I used the crinkle cutter on these bars, and very happy in that decision. The layers of color turned out great, lending a true one of a kind quality to each bar. The addition of the crinkle cut really makes these colors rock! These bars of soap smell every bit as amazing as they look. In fact, I think to date this has to be one of those batches of soap I am most proud of.
The bars have been tucked on to the rack to finish curing, and will be available in our online store when we reopen later next month. :)
2 comments:
What a fun and funk soap! :)
Thanks! I am seriously digging those column molds that arrived today! :) Can't wait to see the reveal of the soapy fun I created with them.
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