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Oh yes, and it smells like Xmas here in Italy. Try also this combination of flavours: tangerine and coconut and let me know! :D Cheers

Absolutely, we love this colour changing. It's part of the fascinating. Absolutely> I exepct also that in the next day the colour will be change again going paler, with a more subtle pink, but I love it, the same. At least it will be a nice smooth soap! Thanks for your words Judy!

Our third version on the same wine soap. We tried to have a more vintage-pink color instead of a rich hue of brown. And we did like that: wine infusion in two cups of wine of the skin two tangerines, a tablespoon of clover, one cinnamon stick. We reduced to one cup and filtered this yummy...

Sorry man... I was writing wrong. I used cosmetic grade red pigment... Going to edit the post! Cheers

Hello friends, For the red colour I used cosmetic grade red pigment. A teaspoon for one kg of fats. The lather is white. I the previous attempt I gave to the soap two teaspoons of red pigment and the lather was slightly pink. Not that problem, it was lot hellish :) Cheers Edit: colour...

As a challenge from my tattoo artist, that loves Patchouli and everything is red, we made two rich soaps made Olive Oil, Rice Bran oil, Shea Butter, and Coconut oil Hope you will like it! Please note our home made soap stamp made with a sharp knife and a simple rubber that one you use...

This one is one of the soap that me and my lovely wife we like most to make. It is Extravirgin Olive oil base with sweet Almond Oil, Shea Butter, Corn oil and Castor Oil. With oil infusion of marigold and Lavender Tea. At trace we added 5ml of cedar, 15 ml of Rose essence and 15ml of...

Great soaps!

Thanks friends. Some more are on the way! :D

Dried marigold that you can buy in pharmacy or something like that, that one suitable for infusions.

One of the last soaps we made, a "simple" marigold soap, made with a strong base of nice Extravirgin Olive oil, plus coconut oil, rice bran oil, castor oil. A very delicate soap I think, and smells good. * 35% OO 350gr * 35% Marigold infused in EVO 350gr * 10% Sweet Almond Oil...

One of the last soaps we made, a "simple" marigold soap, made with a strong base of nice Extravirgin Olive oil, plus coconut oil, rice bran oil, castor oil. A very delicate soap I think, and smells good. Al trace Litsea Cubeba, Lavander and Lime. Feel free to comment, any feedback...

Thank you Hazel, thank you all! @Woodi: Yes, it's about like any perfume book says: 1 part of base, 3 parts of high and volatile perfumes. Cedar works like a base and can be substituted with Litsea Cubeba or (worst) Lemongrass. I think it's also a matter of tastes! Cheers

Yes. Sorry for the mispelling!

My friend, You are right. I think also that 1 ounce for pound is too much. Cedar should be used as base, to make something like a core flavor, so you need to put a lot less eo! For instance, for this soap, I used to put 5gr per kg of eo of cedar plus 15gr of eo of lemon. Cheers! :)

Thank you Judy.

thank you!!

A simple yet delicate and energizing soap for the body and for the face. Made by extravirgin olive oil, rice oil, sweet almond oil and castor oil. With lemon zests infusion and cedar essential oil. I love simple but rich soaps! Suggestions and feedback more than welcome! :)...

Extravirgin oil, shea, sage... I infused sage leaves in water and I used this infusion plus shredded leaves to get a bit of colour and minerals. A bit of shea Butter and I think it turned great: Natural green. Any comment, hopinion or suggestion is more than welcome. Cheers. S.

thank you trish!!