Sweet iced tea soap (Hanger swirl with Cold process + Melt and pour)

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SpaceCorgi94

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I learned a lot with this soap.

- I think it's just the ratio of hard + soft oils (50/50) that's resulting in a rather fast tracing, making it incredibly difficult to get the nice watery thin trace that I've been trying to obtain

- I need to further grind up my mica as parts of it are far too granular to mix in with the oil, and I need to use a lot more of it

- Hanger swirls are harder than I thought


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Here's my original design however:

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Something tells me I may have to suck it up and get a thinner silicone mould so I can get the height in these bars I've been so desperate to obtain.

Also as a bonus pic, something I'd noticed is that while the soap poured into the mould as a very smooth liquid-batter form, as it set however the top became a tad grainy looking, almost as if it had separated, but this doesn't quite look like any of the seperation I've seen in "What's wrong with my soap?" threads. Either way, it's the first time I've seen it occur with this recipe.

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Very cute concept! It isn't exactly what you had in mind but it isn't too far off either. Good job!
 
I believe you have some glycerine rivers in the white portion. Honestly, I think it adds to the design. Very nicely done!
 
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