My good friend JC (who got married this weekend, and is now JB!!!) had me over last week to teach me how to make soaps. She’s been running a small business for a while, doing beautiful custom designs (my favorites are the soaps with a loofah INSIDE and the rubber duckie ‘on the water’). I was amazed by her hobby and curious to learn the process.
It was, of course, way over my head. The mixology of color, scent, and shape is an art! There were neat iridescent soaps, clear, and opaque soaps. There were soaps for every occasion, every gift basket, every room in the house.
Here’s a picture of the soaps that we she made:
It’s a camera phone picture, so it’s a little blurry, but we she made shimmery gold flowers, and a bunch of different bar designs. In the back was a half loofah/half soap idea she’s considering. The heart was my experiment – TB gets points for showing me the wonders of Press and Seal.
My main concern was that I don’t use soap that often, I’m a body wash girl. But we got some to take home and try, and the glycerin that she uses is smooth and soft. I was totally surprised. Guess what everyone is getting for Christmas…
Since I’m not just telling you how unskilled I am, and I am suggesting you try some soap…
here’s the Creative Lovelies website.
She also has an etsy store link that will be up and running after the honeymoon! 🙂
Bookmark and go back to often!
Hey girl, how cute is this post??? This is the first time I’ve seen it. Thanks for featuring me 🙂 PS. You were a pretty good soaping assistant, welcome to assist me ANYTIME
Glad you like it! Gotta sell a lot of soap for school! 🙂
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