The excitement from yesterday's experience continues as I sliced the soap a few hours ago. I am quite happy with the result actually. The colors black, rose and white are all vivid. The batter was just too thick that most of the colors did not went through all the layers for a complete spoon swirl.
Some of the bars have cracks. If I remember correctly, it is due to too much heat during the oven process. I have to still experiment more on this. For now, I think the difference is that the colors are more vibrant for the ones that went into the oven than those that did not.
So glad and thankful that these soaps turned out not as bad looking as I was regrettably expecting yesterday.
Here is a youtube video about CPOP I watched after yesterday's episode in my kitchen.
Wow, that turned out stunning! That is the sign of an accomplished soapmaker, being able to avert a potential disaster like you did....great save!
ReplyDeleteThank you Cee, I was really glad it did not turned out bad at all. So pleased that you to consider me as an accomplished soapmaker. You were my inspiration and thank you for all the help you have shared in your blog as well.
DeleteYou're too sweet! I'm only too happy to share, I've had a lot of help along the way too! :)
DeleteExactly how I ended up addicted to this craft Cee. Expert soapmakers, veterans at the craft share your knowledge and give your support to newbies like myself. It makes the hobby even more fun knowing you guys are there to help and give your support whenever I needed it.
DeleteI love the colors. Great save on your soap!
ReplyDeleteThank you Taylor.
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