Reused my basic 4-oil recipe (25% coconut, 15% castor, 25% palm, 35% olive), and I really wanted to use a Pringles can, but I ran out of parchment paper, so I gambled. You can see that the soap got stuck to the mold and had a texture when I unmolded it, although it only showed up on one side. It almost seemed like one side hardened and the other didn't, and his is after I waited 3 days to unmold it. Maybe the high oil content has something to do with that.
Despite leaving it outside when it was cold at night, it still mostly gelled. You can see the different gelling patterns from the top-left (bottom of the pringles can), and clockwise (top of can).
I thought the nutmeg specks were cool and together with black tea give a multidimensional effect, i just hope they're not scratchy. I'm intrigued by how the black tea gives off some color but it's only visible at the very top. I wonder if i could color soap with just black tea. The base is colored with 1/2tsp kaolin and 1/2 tsp rhassoul clay.
I messed up and dumped all the clays in the batter at trace without hydrating them first, then furiously stick-blended the clumps. I think it didn't turned out too bad![Grinning face with sweat :sweat_smile: 😅](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f605.png)
Despite leaving it outside when it was cold at night, it still mostly gelled. You can see the different gelling patterns from the top-left (bottom of the pringles can), and clockwise (top of can).
I thought the nutmeg specks were cool and together with black tea give a multidimensional effect, i just hope they're not scratchy. I'm intrigued by how the black tea gives off some color but it's only visible at the very top. I wonder if i could color soap with just black tea. The base is colored with 1/2tsp kaolin and 1/2 tsp rhassoul clay.
I messed up and dumped all the clays in the batter at trace without hydrating them first, then furiously stick-blended the clumps. I think it didn't turned out too bad
![Grinning face with sweat :sweat_smile: 😅](https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f605.png)