Groovy Baby was known as SFD – everything that could go wrong went wrong. This slow pour went to trace very quickly, which is not good for pattern making, even though we blended it to emulsification. The essential oil (lemongrass and clove) seemed to curdle the mixture. It was a very difficult pour.
However, the result was amazing; hence the name change. It was un-moulded yesterday and wow: –
A new slow pour soap – Blueberry Chocolate. The colours used for this soap are brown (real cocoa powder), blue…
Ludwig’s Lady named after Ludwig’s Roses where we buy the rose petals found on the top of this beautiful soap….
A go-to soap made using Rooibos Tea, and coconut, olive, grapeseed and avocado oils. The essential oil used is Buchu…
We were asked a month or so ago by Esther if we had an oatmeal soap – we didn’t make…
Granny Goose is what we called this slow pour soap with geranium and rose-geranium essential oils. It is poured when…
We were asked by a friend whose grandmother had undergone some aggressive radio therapy if we could develop a spray-on…