First attempt at Bath Fizzy Cupcakes |
Lavender Castile |
I had a false trace on 2lbs of olive oil soap and had to put
the whole batch in the crock pot. That's okay, as the re-batch came out a perfect
pale lavender color and since the lavender essential oil was added after the
batter cooled, the scent will last a long time. That's the advantage of a hot
process soap.
100% Olive Oil Castile |
Anyway, I re-made the Castile
and this time beat the hell out of it. I also made the moon embeds for the
forthcoming "Moonstruck" soap. I made 4lbs this second time, as the
cure time is a minimum of four months and I imagine by then I'll be sold out of
what's on hand.Note: Video of making this posted on my You Tube Channel.
Scrap Soap |
Naked Bath Fizzies |
Next I made bath fizzy cupcakes,
experimenting with colors and technique. I have made bath truffles before, but
that is a totally different recipe. This recipe causes an all natural explosion
of color and scent when you throw it in the tub.
Many bath cupcakes use a sugar
frosting like food, but I wanted a soap frosting, so researched until I found
one on the internet. My cupcakes are very far from perfect; my friends and I
will test their functionality.
I have never, ever so much as
touched a piping bag, so these little guys are a bit on the funky side. I don't
know that I'll ever be good enough at cupcakes to sell them, but it's fun
trying!
Last but not least, I made
valentine soap.One mini FREE for anyone who orders by Valentine's Day; comes with a little gift tag. NOT pictured on bechardsbotanicals.com.
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