Showing posts with label Melt and Pour soap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Melt and Pour soap. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

7-up type scent?!?!?!?

Round 1

Round 2

see where the top split off :(
I am introducing new scents to my line to go along with my Cherry Cola soap. First one up is 7-up type: As sweet and bubbly as a new can of lemon-lime soda.

This scent is amazing and it smells just like 7-up! Everyone at my office was blown away by how good this smells!

I am still in testing on this one cause I want it to be super cool and it just isn't there yet but I thought I would show you how it is coming along so far and see what you all thought about them.

First round I wanted to try some dots in it similar to the 7-up cans(diet more so) and I wanted to create bubbles. Well I have to say it looks ok but still not good enough. Couldn't decide if I should do more dots, less, bigger or smaller ones.

In the end I ended up expanding on the bubble look and I thought it looked great in the mold. But I ran into a small problem as it separated some when I took it out of the mold. I am going to attempt this one again to see if I can get the layers to stick together better or not. If they don't stick better then it will be round 3 of figuring out another idea to try.

Once I master this scent I have another one for my cola/soda type line that I need to work on so stay tuned for the next scent.....



Wednesday, June 24, 2009

mess up batch round 2


Top picture is the after, bottom is the before picture


So if you remember a few posts back I cut a loaf of soap before it was set and I only had about 1 bar that looked good. Here is my attempt at giving that batch a new life. I do have to say melt and pour soap is much easier to fix problems with then the cold process soap.

Scented with Energy, Red Apple, Cranberry Sweet, Cranberry Fig

Sunday, June 21, 2009

new soap mold testing


So I got a new soap mold and I tested out ways to make it look even cooler. Most people I notice with these kind of molds just pour one solid pastel color and call it good but that won't work for me so I am on a mission to kick it up to the next level.
So round one (left to right) I tried clear pink melt and pour mixed with some white solid melt and pour soap with a pink solid base. Next up was pink flowers with a white background which was better but still not it exactly. So I tried white flowers and I put a tad less in to coat so it might show the base color more then I did a darker base and that sure looked a ton better. Last round I did blue clear melt and pour with a white solid base but it really didn't pop like the one before. I still have a few more ideas I want to test but I am getting closer to what I want them to look like.


Friday, May 1, 2009

Spaceship 1

So I was playing around more with melt and pour soap making. I started the UFO soaps for my niece and 2 nephews, I will be placing the aliens in them tomorrow night and will post more pictures of the final product. They are scented in Strawberry Fields, as close as I could get to Strawberry Milk which is the scent my nephew wanted :)

I also made 3 massage soaps scented in the Tangerine Essential Oil that I got from The Soap Queens give away. I made them orange with a middle layer of white mica. Can't wait to test these out cause they smell great and I have never used a massage type soap.
More soaping planned this weekend after I get some house cleaning done. So check back this weekend to see what I made.....
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