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| My entry into this month's soap challenge (http://soapchallengeclub.com) is a soap made with Homemade Craft Beer by a local beer makin' guy, Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Avocado Oil, Shea Butter, & Rice Bran Oil. |
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| The Soap Challenge Club has a monthly soaping challenge in which a tutorial is given to learn a new soap technique. This month's challenge is called a "tiger swirl". For the tiger's stripes I used Activated Charcoal, Sandalwood Powder, Cinnamon Powder, and a combination of Madder Root and Annato seeds infused into Olive Oil. |
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| The soap is scented with the Essential Oils of Bergamot, Cedarwood, and Patchouli. Yeah, smells woodsy, outdoorsy, like a tiger...kinda.... Ok, Ok, smells grrrreat! |
Very cool!!
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DeleteYou have some really gorgeous natural colors, Lynlee! Love how your soap turned out!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Amy, for taking a look!
DeleteReally cool! What`s the dragon in the picture? Did you do it yourself? Awesome handmade mosaic tiles you got there. I`m also trying myself at mosaic, previous works were only with glass
ReplyDeleteThank you! The mosaic is a life sized tiger. The blog shows how it was made, go back to the first several blogs to see photos, 2011, I think.
DeleteI love the colors and that you used beer (I like to use homemade beer for soaps too).
ReplyDeleteThe scent combo sounds yummy.
I wish you would have used your second pic for your entry photo - it makes the soap the star of the picture, rather than the background (I tend to use too many distracting backgrounds myself and am constantly working on not doing that).
I am flattered you stopped by, I follow your blog, love your soap! I see what you mean by using the second photo for the entry, I appreciate your guidance.
DeleteI am flattered you stopped by, I follow your blog, love your soap! I see what you mean by using the second photo for the entry, I appreciate your guidance. I LOVE your tiger swirl entry, you have my vote.
DeleteFascinating soap. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Victoria!
DeleteWonderful natural colours!!! and beer too :-) Great job!!!! :-)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work and I love the colours. Well done! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are incredible colors and such a wonderful design. Beautiful job!
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