

It seems red and blue sure can give some trouble in soap making . Once again my red went from a deep red to all different shades in the same batch and more on the purple side then red. It still came out cool just not 100% what I had in mind. This one had BC bright red gel tone, and activated charcoal for the black.
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Oregon Trail Soaps is a great place to find a red that will actually STAY red in you soap. It's amazing stuff!
~Love the color combo, nice swirls!
thank for the tip on where to get a better red. I have used an oxide one from southern soapers and it changed some as well.
I'm "enchanted" by this soap. The colors are so vibrant. I love your swirl technique.
It turned out great even though it's not exactly how you had pictured it! It definitely gives off an enchanting vibe!
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