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Love all these replies! What happens if you put an avocado in soap? Is that any different than avocado butter??
I think avocado butter is just avocado oil mixed with other stuff to make a butter consistency. As for avocado soap, I've seen some around - there was someone recently but I don't remember who - it does not make a very noticeable green colored soap
 
I think avocado butter is just avocado oil mixed with other stuff to make a butter consistency. As for avocado soap, I've seen some around - there was someone recently but I don't remember who - it does not make a very noticeable green colored soap
Thanks!!
 
My avocado puree soap below - the top layer contained avocado puree and the pencil line is papaya seed powder. I do like the color as it's kind of olive green.
 

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I rarely use "natural" colorants, but I love the results I get from clays, spinach powder, and cocoa powder. For brown, I also use instant coffee. I make a soap called "Two Brewskis" that is half coffee, half beer. I used freshly brewed coffee the first batch, but realized that the instant coffee worked just as well.
 
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I love adding dragonfruit powder to my smoothies so they turn bright pink. Thought I'd try adding it to clear melt and pour soap base. Stayed a very dark pink for a few hours and the next day it was brown. So it doesn't color soap, just food!
 

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