First salt bar pics!

[godschild]

Here are my first salt bars. They're scented with Cactus and Sea Salt fo. I also made some lil novelty soaps but I'm not sure if it's allowed to put those on here since they're "adult" soaps so I won't share those unless someone tells me it's allowed lol.
The blue ones with the cacti on them are the salt bars. The ones I shared that are white and blue with embeds are my seaish soaps. The're scented with Cool Water and aren't salt soaps. Just had to share them too! They have starfish, seahorses, shells, and kelp/vegetation I tried to make with melt and pour. The bottom that I tried to make look like sand is a mix of ground soap I made a while back and corn silks.

 

[shunt2011]

Yay, those turned out very nice. Like the blue color and cute cactus. They look very smooth too.

 

[godschild]

I used sea salt and ground it in my coffee grinder. I can't wait to use it once it cures!

 

[jules92207]

These are very nice, well done! I love the blue in those salt bars.

 

[Spice]

very nice, how much salt did you use? Did the bars sweat? I've been wanting to make soap layered like that, how did you do that (layered)?:smile:

 

[The Efficacious Gentleman]

Now I have songs from The Little Mermaid stuck in my head! Lovely looking soap

 

[godschild]

The sea soap was layered normally and doesn't contain salt other than what I add to my lye water. The blue salt bars contain 75% sea salt that I ground very fine in my coffee grinder. Took forever! I have no idea if they have been sweating because I have them in my curing room. Guess I need to check on that....

 

[CiCi]

Those are very nice. I really love the first one, with the sand bottom. The water actually looks like fish are swarming. Great job!