Recent content by terminatortoo

Thank you everyone. :smile:

Did not know there was two versions but I love the original.

I have not been here for long time so I thought I would drop by and show you some of my recent soaps, I think I have improved in my swirling.:)

I thought I would clarify on how thick my soap batter was for this, I said earlier to make sure it is not too thick but really you need to stick blend just until everything is emulsified. I hope to see how everyone does who tries it.

It is turning darker as it cures.

No unfortunately.

I am using charcoal and it always turns gray I need to buy be some black oxide. Any suggestions on the best place to get some?

Sangria is red but when I added the lye it turned green then orange then to a reddish brown. Now it is just brown and is darker today than it was yesterday.

I really like how this came out and I am very surprised that the white part of the soap is the natural color of the beer, usually it is brown so I will be using the same brand again when I want a white color, now if I could make my black really black and not gray.

I used a a flat stick about half an inch wide to make the swirl after splitting the batter in 2 equal parts and used a center divider in the mold. I moved it back and forth across the two colors and then up and down a few times and that is it. Make sure your batter is not too thick.

I made this last night, I used Sangria wine. It matches my wood grain table. lol

I have not tried any of the ones you list but I love Stud and Blue Agave for men and others that are strong are Champagne Pomegranate, China Rain and I love their Oatmeal Milk and Honey, Plumeria is really nice once it cures a little.

I absolutely love their Oatmeal milk and Honey along with Champagne Pomegranate, Blue Agave (for men) and Stud, also China Rain and Monkey Farts.

This beer I used was a dark beer strong smell, the first beer soap I made I used Miller beer and it is fine I only smell the FO I scented it with and not the beer.

Looks like ash.