URth Soaps & More

Another wet soap top, we tried a new technique for wood grain. If the top is any indicator, this one should come or pretty cool! Scented with to***co and bay leaf😎😀
                         

with a nice creamy, textured goat's milk soap top. We also did our first sea sponge soaps with the same batch. These are all natural soaps, using the natural color, and scented with a eucalyptus lemon, and rosemary essential oil blend. 😀😍
                         

This is one we did a little while ago, 100% coconut oil soap, scented with pina colada. It smells so nice!🌴🙂
                         

More bubbles! This blend makes more of a light bubbly lather. We did this design a while back as our first wood grain soap, on deck is our next attempt, using a different technique. We're excited to see how it works! 🙂😀
                         

A demo of the lather from our recent goat's milk soap, this one is unscented with purple Brazilian clay. It builds a nice tight lather that if you agitate in water big bubbles come out easily. 🙂😎
                         

Wow! Super happy with how our first confetti soap came out! We're planning another one soon that will be all natural! This one is scented with a mango and papaya tropical fragrance. 🌴😎
                         

Wet soap Wednesday with another first for us, Confetti soap! This was a fun one, scented with mango and papaya. We had a lot of "confetti" so we made 2 loafs. The yellow base soap color came out so nice too. 🙂
                         

Wow! I can't believe how dark these wine soaps came out! You can see the top lightened up a good bit in the mold, and I don't think it's soda ash, because it isn't powdery at all. After cutting, the top stayed light and the center darkened even more, this is 2 days after the cut. As they darkened the oil mica lines have gotten more pronounced, and look so cool! 😎😀