I chose to make a second batch, using a slightly different recipe and this time using cinnamon and patchouli essential oils and ground cinnamon to make a swirl ... or to try to make one.
These are the ingredients for this soap.
This soap went to a thick trace much sooner than I expected ... it seemed like it happened after only a few minutes of using the stick blender. I still added the cinnamon and patchouli essential oils. Plus I removed about half a cup of the soap mix and stirred the ground cinnamon into it. Then I returned this to the main mix and stirred it through carefully with some chopsticks. Then put the mix into moulds with a large stainless steel spoon. The mix was too thick to pour in.
24 hours later I unmoulded this soap ... it smelled beautiful, but looks a bit rough.
Next I cut it and decided it doesn't look so bad. Maybe after it's cured for six weeks, it will be an ok batch. Have to remember that cinnamon is not good for people with sensitive skin.
2 comments:
Yep looks exactly the same as mine...all my batches have come to trace in a few mins with the sticvk blender...I think it's the heat that makes it happen so quickly.
Sue
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Yep looks exactly the same as mine...all my batches have come to trace in a few mins with the sticvk blender...I think it's the heat that makes it happen so quickly.
Sue
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