This weekend I tried a few new techniques and products
I usually pour my cp soap at light trace but in browsing around I had seen a technique for cp soap frosting so thought i would give it a try. Poured the base soap at light trace as usual, then took the top layer to a very heavy trace , poured it on top, threw in some cappuchino mica and swirled it with a fork.
Then moved on to making some candles...experimenting with different types of wax, percentages of fragrance, types of wicks... so unsure if these will be the type I continue to make. These were made with Ecosoya Advanced, which seems to work quite well.

Sunday, December 19, 2010
Friday, December 3, 2010
Soap making process
Last weekend I made a few batches of soap
Here's some pictures of the process it goes through
1. Poured and ready in the mould.
Here's some pictures of the process it goes through
1. Poured and ready in the mould.
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I place waxed paper over the soap as soon as I pour it as I find it reduces ash 2. A nice gel phase is going on here!! |
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3. Sides of moulds removed after about 24 hours , ready to cut |
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4. Cut and laid out to cure...will be ready in about 4 weeks to wrap |
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