My first batch 2 weeks into cure - the cut pics

[Moonshea Botanicals]

Sorry for the late post. I have been very busy as of lately. And could not get to my computer to upload pics.

WARNING: I have realized that I cannot cut a straight bar of soap to save my life. It is really sad looking.
On the bright side my mom made herself an unknowing test subject, and used a piece of the scrap to wash her hands with. Her only problem with the soap is that the scent didn't last on her skin.


Another view, Lavender EO is the whiter bars on the bottom. Lavender EO/Sage & Lemongrass the yellower bars on top:

 

[three_little_fishes]

They look so creamy! Great job! I also can't cut a straight bar. I may need to look into one of the handmade cutters with wire over the winter.

 

[Moonshea Botanicals]

They look so creamy! Great job! I also can't cut a straight bar. I may need to look into one of the handmade cutters with wire over the winter.

I am hoping to *ahem* convince people to get me a Bud wooden cutter for Christmas/Yule

 

[Cindiq4u]

Three little fishes is right, they do look creamy.
Being a crooked soap cutter, I totally get ya gal :-D

 

[eyebright]

very nice and creamy! . I've heard for essential oils to stick in soap, the soap should be not gelled.

 

[Moonshea Botanicals]

very nice and creamy! . I've heard for essential oils to stick in soap, the soap should be not gelled.

I have no doubt that it gelled. I wrapped it up quite nicely and it was molded in a Pringles can which is notorius for a possiblity of overheating. It's not done curing yet.

 

[Mommysoaper]

They look great! Don't worry crooked=character! great job!

 

[bodhi]

They look wonderful.

 

[Lynnz]

There is a real beauty in creamy soap and I can see it in these