Added the lye but forgot half the oil :O

[DelightSociety]

Can it be saved?

I quickly measured out the remaining oil and poured it in and it traced just fine. But ooeerr did it damage my soap?

Here's a pick.

 

[ChrissyB]

Yep it will be fine.
It looks great by the way.
What did you fragrance it with?

 

[topcat]

Chrissy knows her stuff - as long as you added the rest of the oils while still pourable it is fine. Did you run your recipe through a lye calculator to make sure your lye amount was okay first?

Beautiful soap and such a lovely colour. Gorgeous textured top. Please post cut pics too. Congratulations!!!

Tanya

 

[desert_gold_hound]

Wow I am not a person who likes pink but I do love the shade. I secound cut pic.

 

[DelightSociety]

What a relief. I had a mild panic attack but it was only a minute or two without the rest of the oils. And it's gelled perfectly too, I just had a peek.

It's baby rose scented by the way. It smells just like a rose garden...makes me wish I wasn't a black thumb.

 

[topcat]

Oh, Baby Rose is adorable! My daughter loves it and it reminds me of something from my childhood.

Tanya

 

[angbaby4974]

That's some darn pretty soap ya got there! Can't wait to see the cut pics.

 

[Jody]

That looks great. I can hardly wait for the cut pics. I LOVE pictures!!!!!!!!

 

[ChrissyB]

I knew it would work because it's something I have done myself. There is that split second of "oh s*&t" and then the mad dash trying to get it sorted!!
You should see the soap I made on the weekend. It's odd.
I found some sparkly popsicle sticks, so I decided to make "ice cream soaps. I have some of those ice block moulds that you put the cordial in and then the sticks and then freeze them. Well I made my soap up as normal in a lovely light pink (think strawberry ice cream) shade. Poured into these moulds all the while having visions in my mind of pink popsicle soaps with sparkly sticks and a lovely bow around the bottom....anyway I think they overheated in the moulds because when I took them out it's like they have stalagnites and staligtites inside them. Bizarro.
Note to self, next time put them into the freezer to prevent gel.