Monday, February 20, 2012

Rosalie and Emmett - In The Mold

Another two made today!



Rosalie - colored in yellow and white and the scent is a twist on lavender and rose. It's much nicer than I expected.



Emmett - colored in blue and chocolate and the scent is a twist on a bay rum scent but sweeter. It's yummy!




12 comments:

Topcat said...

Ooh, love the close ups! Lavender and rose smells awesome together and the colours are lovely. I have only just smelled bay rum for the first time so I have an idea how that one smells too :)

Jennifer Young said...

Beautiful soaps lately... and as always... LOOOOVE the smoothness of your cut bars!! xo jen

*Anna* said...

Wow, I like those two soaps - they look fantastic! My favorite is Emmet but I think I would like Rosalie's smell better :)

Anna

The Soap Sister said...

Hi Holly, These soaps look so nice -I love the Rosalie, it looks almost edible! Love the sparkly tops! How do you like your molds? I just received mine yesterday (same model,though they're made of clear silicone) and can't wait to try them. :)

Donna OShaughnessy said...

They look totally lickable. Perfect gift material. Love your tops

Amy W said...

So much Twilight soaping fun!! :) These have been really interesting to follow... Especially all the issues you've had with gelling and color changes. I would imagine these would sell very well!

Jerry said...

Holly - A real beginners question - after pouring ingredients into the rubber molds, do you cure your soap in the oven or at room temperature?
Jerry

Holly said...

I soap at room temperature and don't gel so I just leave my soaps out in front of a fan.

Paula said...

what do you use to color your soaps with?

Holly said...

Hi Paula! I use a micas, ultramarines, and oxides. Most I get from TKB Trading. I like titanium dioxide from Brambleberry.

Salma Benanni said...

Dear Holly,

how to avoid soap getting harder / seized when the fragrance was pouring to soap?. thanks

Holly said...

Hi Salma,

Sometimes it just can't be avoided. You can try soaping room temperature, using the higher amount of recommended liquids, and just plain working really fast. :-)