My first attempt at swirling Glycerin and Shea

[ForTheDogs]

I'm calling it "Surf's Up!".

The idea was to make it look like water beneath the surface.

I'm quite happy with my first attempt. Thanks for all the advice and links you all gave me.

 

[CaraBou]

Wow, it's gorgeous! Way to go!

 

[ForTheDogs]

Thanks very much!

I'm sure I'll get the hang of it. I'll put this down to beginner's luck, but I'm very pleased with it!

Let's hope any potential customers feel the same! Haha!

 

[luebella]

Love this!

 

[IrishLass]

That looks so cool! I love it!


IrishLass

 

[Deedles]

You nailed it! I love the frothy suds in the top one and how translucent the 'water' is.

 

[ForTheDogs]

You nailed it! I love the frothy suds in the top one and how translucent the 'water' is.

Thank you!

I hope I can pull it off again then next time I make it.

 

[MsDee]

that looks very good

 

[galaxyMLP]

Wow! Beautiful! You made great use of those links. They really do look like waves! Are they scented? If they are, what did you scent them with?

 

[ForTheDogs]

Wow! Beautiful! You made great use of those links. They really do look like waves! Are they scented? If they are, what did you scent them with?

They are indeed scented.

The base is made of glycerin and has a vanilla scent as well as actual coffee grounds. The two work very nicely together.

The various blues are scented with a cool musk scent according to how deep the blue is, ie, the deeper, the stronger the scent.

Probably way more thought went into this than was probably necessary, but, ah well. I love what I do!

 

[traderbren]

Very pretty!

 

[Be Love]

Wow! Those look like you could dive right into them!

 

[Saponista]

They are stunning, I have seen lots of people try and fail at this, but you really nailed it

 

[ForTheDogs]

They are stunning, I have seen lots of people try and fail at this, but you really nailed it

Wow, thank you. That's high praise.

I'm flattered, thank you!