Two Coconut Milk Soaps

[Aunt Polly]

We made these yesterday, using coconut milk to replace 100% of water. They are Cococut Lime Verbena, which discolored to a not unpleasing tan, and Stars Fell on Alabama, scented with Flower Child.

 

[Badger]

Wow, that is some neon color in the lime! I love the Stars Fall soap! They both look wonderful

 

[melstan775]

Those came out beautifully! And I love their names. Thanks for sharing.

 

[Mommysoaper]

The stars are great! Awesome!

 

[judymoody]

Really nice! Love that neon yellow-green.

 

[Aunt Polly]

Thank you! The green color is fuschia from Peacock Dyes. I didn't know it would be so.....bright.

 

[WallFlower]

Wow! Really beautiful soaps! I especially love the stars in the second one! Nice!

 

[Amybell]

So far, my coconut milk soaps have been my favorite. I just love them. These look nice! I really like the swirliness in the first one.

 

[SueSoap]

Great-looking soaps.

 

[Mona719]

So pretty

 

[kharmon320]

Love them both! Very creative with the stars.

 

[Pilar]

woww, neon color!

 

[Mandarin]

They both look absolutely fantastic!

 

[lisamaliga]

Starry soap -- how distinctive!

 

[Pilar]

wowww!
all the water you've missed is coconut milk? it was frozen? if it is milk often turn yellow, then what dye you used, dry green, neon green, green ...??

 

[Aunt Polly]

wowww!
all the water you've missed is coconut milk? it was frozen? if it is milk often turn yellow, then what dye you used, dry green, neon green, green ...??

Yes. Frozen Coconut Milk, no water. Soaped below 90 degrees F. Dye is Peacock Dyes fuschia. Went thru gel phase. I think the FO discolored the swirly one. The star one has remained white. No dye used in star soap, just embeds of old soap made with turmeric.