Oregon Groves
Well-Known Member
So this is cocoa cashmere fragrance. I hated working with this fragrance. It seized on me the first time and it was like concrete instantly. I think it's the sandlewood in it but I honestly don't know what happened. The next time I worked extra fast but it came out like this.
The steric spots bother me. The gold mica on top doesn't look the best after curing.
I do like the swirls.
Basic recipe
15oz olive oil
12 oz coconut oil
13 oz lard
I think I did 5.9 or 6 oz of lye
13 oz of Frozen goat's milk
And whatever was left of the cocoa cashmere. It was probably 1 oz
I didn't use any sodium lactate.
I used titanium dioxide but I guess it really wouldn't have mattered.
I had a very thin trace due to it seizing on me last time.
Overall I think it turned out well minus the dots
The steric spots bother me. The gold mica on top doesn't look the best after curing.
I do like the swirls.
Basic recipe
15oz olive oil
12 oz coconut oil
13 oz lard
I think I did 5.9 or 6 oz of lye
13 oz of Frozen goat's milk
And whatever was left of the cocoa cashmere. It was probably 1 oz
I didn't use any sodium lactate.
I used titanium dioxide but I guess it really wouldn't have mattered.
I had a very thin trace due to it seizing on me last time.
Overall I think it turned out well minus the dots