I got around to photographing and editing a lot of soap so I thought I'd show some off
In absolutely no particular order all all, now that I think about it. And maybe in a few posts because... well, there really are a lot.
This is probably my favorite soap I've made so far, I showed a rough shot of it before but here's a good one. It was actually meant to be perfectly straight lines that didn't turn out, and I'm not upset about it. It's made with Queen of the Night FO and it smells soooooo good! I'll definitely be making a second version of this, with a recipe I like better (I'm thinking something with lard) and more textured layers.
I made a simple Bastille for my little guy with sensitive skin, it has no colorant or scents, and I am just in love with this creamy color that it turned. Who says simple can't be beautiful??
This one is based off a recipe ChatGPT made for me with some random oils I had, it hardened up quicker than I expected but now that it's been curing a while, feels like it might actually be okay. I'm interested to try it, but still have at least one more week to wait. I colored it with brick red oxide which I had never used, I like the color.
This one was my second soap ever, with a panicked in-the-pot swirl as it had started firming up faster than I was ready for; I was still getting the hand of stick blending lol. It turned out nicely though, I have a bar of this one in my bathroom right now!
This was a very early batch as well, in my one and only attempt to date of using parchment paper to line a mold lol. I think I might just stick to silicone. I also learned a lot about the dos and don'ts of oatmeal. My husband likes this one so I'll be making a better batch of it soon, it's made with shea and cocoa butters.
This is probably my favorite soap I've made so far, I showed a rough shot of it before but here's a good one. It was actually meant to be perfectly straight lines that didn't turn out, and I'm not upset about it. It's made with Queen of the Night FO and it smells soooooo good! I'll definitely be making a second version of this, with a recipe I like better (I'm thinking something with lard) and more textured layers.
![20240120-wl-soap-1032.jpg 20240120-wl-soap-1032.jpg](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/soapmakingforum/data/attach/73/73006-20240120-wl-soap-1032.jpg)
I made a simple Bastille for my little guy with sensitive skin, it has no colorant or scents, and I am just in love with this creamy color that it turned. Who says simple can't be beautiful??
![20240120-wl-soap-1074.jpg 20240120-wl-soap-1074.jpg](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/soapmakingforum/data/attach/73/73007-20240120-wl-soap-1074.jpg)
This one is based off a recipe ChatGPT made for me with some random oils I had, it hardened up quicker than I expected but now that it's been curing a while, feels like it might actually be okay. I'm interested to try it, but still have at least one more week to wait. I colored it with brick red oxide which I had never used, I like the color.
![20240120-wl-soap-1062.jpg 20240120-wl-soap-1062.jpg](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/soapmakingforum/data/attach/73/73009-20240120-wl-soap-1062.jpg)
This one was my second soap ever, with a panicked in-the-pot swirl as it had started firming up faster than I was ready for; I was still getting the hand of stick blending lol. It turned out nicely though, I have a bar of this one in my bathroom right now!
![20240120-wl-soap-1057.jpg 20240120-wl-soap-1057.jpg](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/soapmakingforum/data/attach/73/73011-20240120-wl-soap-1057.jpg)
This was a very early batch as well, in my one and only attempt to date of using parchment paper to line a mold lol. I think I might just stick to silicone. I also learned a lot about the dos and don'ts of oatmeal. My husband likes this one so I'll be making a better batch of it soon, it's made with shea and cocoa butters.
![20240120-wl-soap-1052.jpg 20240120-wl-soap-1052.jpg](https://cdn.imagearchive.com/soapmakingforum/data/attach/73/73012-20240120-wl-soap-1052.jpg)