Wall pour

[JayJay]

Humm. They aren't showing up for me. I see soap pics but not the black, white, and grey soap from the video.

 

[Judiraz]

Here was my Challenge Club entry. I ended up better than I thought I would.

 

[Saponista]

You got some beautiful shimmy's!!! Love it

 

[Cactuslily]

This is such a cool technique! What is is called? Good luck to all that entered!

 

[gigisiguenza]

Those are so pretty I've been wanting to try this technique for a bit, but haven't gotten to it yet.

 

[Judiraz]

Cactus lily, it's called a wall pour. There is a link to a video on the first page of this thread.

 

[Cactuslily]

Thanks Judiraz, I watched a few videos on YouTube. Can't wait to try this technique. I'd imagine you need a slow mover with just the right consistency for pouring as well as a behaving FO. That's quite the trifecta to go for

 

[Judiraz]

I did about 5 batches for this Challenge, mainly because I kept over blending. I finally started getting that "S" curve thru the center when I stopped at emulsion, used a slow recipe, soaped at room temp, and picked behaving FO. But so worth it. I love the flow of this look.

 

[newbie]

So well done, Judiraz! Looks picture perfect! Good luck in the challenge; it would seem you have nailed it so I hope you are rewarded.

 

[dibbles]

I signed up for this challenge, because I really wanted to see the video. I didn't know that was your soap Judiraz, but I loved it and it got one of my votes. Congratulations, and very well done.

 

[Judiraz]

TY Dibbles. I shied away from the challenges for a long time but between that one and our challenge here I'm really learning a lot. Since everyone is supportive and offers great advice on both they really are fun.