The past month has been a good time to make new spring soaps. I thought I'd share with you what I've come up with so far. These soaps in the "rough" are freshly made and need time to cure.
I'll post more about each soap in the future.
In the meantime, allow me to introduce you!
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| 2012 Spring Soaps |
Left to right:
Anise Soap
Oatmeal Scrub Soap
Sweet Yellow Pear Soap
Worker Bee Soap
Spring Thaw Soap
Lemongrass Soap
Plain Oatmeal Soap
Big Sky Soap
Plain Soap
Lavender Soap
Pine Tar Soap
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| 2012 Spring Soaps |
Stay warm!
Stay warm!
Love the Big Sky soap! Great name. What does it smell like?
ReplyDeleteI LOVE lemongrass! I might have to have a bar or two of that one (and you know I won't be able to stop at a bar or two or just that scent either)!
ReplyDeleteI used a fragrance oil called Sage, Sweetgrass, & Cedar for the Big Sky Soap hoping to emulate the familiar fragrances we know from Montana's big sky country.
ReplyDeleteIn the Lemongrass Soap I used lemongrass essential oil and also ground lemongrass for visual effect. In future batches I would use less ground lemongrass, but I do like the scent!
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Kasse D.
Thank you,Kasse. I sent you a private email!
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