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Soap making is a fun and exciting hobby, full of trial and tribulations! When you create soap you are creating art, each one is different, never the same. An addicting hobby.... once you get started all you think about is what kind of soap to make next. This blog is about my soaping experience please enjoy!



Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Dead Sea Soap.....Update

So as it turns out this soap isn't so bad after all. I was really disappointed after I finished cutting these bars as they were crumbling and just sweating with moisture. My friend Sandy from Little Meadows told me that the activated charcoal may also bleed if I used too much.

These bars have been sitting for a week now, they are not sweating anymore and with soap the bars loose moisture as they sit curing.

In this recipe I used 2 pounds of Dead Sea Salt and 4 tsp. of activated charcoal. The batch made 6 pounds of soap. The more I check them they are holding their shape they are not crumbling anymore. My husband John loves the smell. (Satsuma...Manadrin and Jasmine) with the charcoal they are glittery and sparkly. I think after a good month they will be good enough to sell. I love the grainy texture of them too! The grains look wavy. Will keep you updated.

1 comment:

  1. I WANT some, that sounds fantastic! I love the look and the scent sounds great!!!!! WOW~!!!

    Very interesting process.
    Keep up the great work Lori.

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