As I have never tried before to create a soap based on beer, I was very curious what this challenge would bring me. I followed the same process as with milk soap.
Seeing the result at first sight I was very enthusiastic: the colour worked out really nice. While I was already thinking of the next soaps I was back with two feet on earth when I tried to cut my soap … not easy at all…
After not having touched the soap for 24h , it became easier to cut.
I like this first beer soap (made of coconut oil, palm oil, olive oil, shea butter, bay laurel powder) which has the scent of ylang-ylang, eucaliptus and pine .
Thanks Amy for this lovely challenge!
What a beautiful soap! Que c’est joli!
Thanks Katy!
Foarte frumos ti-a iesit, imi place foarte mult si bucatelele galbene de la baza sapunului dau o nota interesanta per ansamblu !
Iti multumesc Geta! Doar ca nu se vad prea bine, nu stiam ca acel verde dat de pudra de dafin isi va schimba nuanta
It looks very nice, Natalia!! Did you also make a cocoa powder line between layers? Your scent blend sounds so different – makes me very curious about how it smells!! Great job!
What a great soap. I love your pencil line and the definition it adds!
arata foarte bine si aceasta ultima creatie a ta:) cum am mai spus, tot ce incerci, iti iese bine:) tine-o tot asa:)
J’aime bien ton contraste de couleurs. Ca en jette vraiment ces savons avec ligne !
Merci pour ta synergie d’HE
on dirait du nougat !! j’aime tes savons ..
ps: j’en ai commandé chez princesse des neiges quelle belle douceur … toi tu en vends ?
I love the different layers. It sound like it smells great too.