Now that you're a free man you figure you ought to go out and meet some new people maybe go to a hip bar and meet a cute girl - lord knows you've grown tired of those boobs tattooed on your cellmate's back. Perhaps you've been in jail for most of this century and you've recently been set free, and so you have nary a notion of the occurrences of the last decade. Would you like a bar of this very soap to really take it apart and see it in person? Well, you’re in luck. I just put this Magma Soap up for sale in my brand new Soap Queen Lab shop on Etsy! Check them out here."Did you say you'd like an Apple Martini? I'm sorry but we don't carry any Apple Puckers, and the year is not 2002." OPTIONAL: After another day or so, I used our cute new stamps to add some extra flair to the Red Apple section of the soap! I think these stamps are great for that little pop of interest and a nice, finished look. Cut your bars and let cure for 6-8 weeks! Once you’ve filled up your mold, immediately pull out both of the dividers and you’re done!ĮIGHT: Wait 24-48 hours and unmold the soap. Then pour your Red Apple colored batch into the bigger cavity. Pour slowly and as evenly as possible so not to disturb the divider. SEVEN: Here’s when you might want to call in that Pouring Buddy! Take your Green Apple and Titanium Dioxide colored batches and pour simultaneously on either side of the freezer paper-covered cardboard divider. Mix well, minding trace and switching to a whisk if needed. SIX: Time for some color!! The biggest of the three gets the Red Apple, and the two smaller batches get Green Apple and Titanium Dioxide. Add your goat’s milk at very light trace and stick blend until just incorporated.įOUR: Add the Applejack Peel and stick blend for another 5-10 seconds, being sure to fully incorporate the fragrance into the soap batter.įIVE: Split your fragranced batch in half, then split one of the halves in half again. THREE: Slowly and carefully add the lye mixture to the oils and stick blend for 5-10 seconds. TWO: Melt and combine Canola, Coconut, Palm, and Olive Oil with the Palm Kernel Flakes. Stir until the mixture turns water clear. ONE: In a well ventilated area, carefully prepare your lye water by adding the lye to the water (never add the water to the lye). SAFETY FIRST: If you’ve never made CP soap before please watch the first 4 videos on how to make CP, paying special attention to the episode on Lye Safety. MORE PREP: Mix the Powdered Goat Milk and 2.8 ounces of distilled water. 5 ounces of Sweet Almond oil and 1 teaspoon Titanium Dioxide. Keep in mind that the freezer paper will add extra bulk, so if your cardboard is tight, trim it back just a bit before wrapping it.įOUR: Fit your piece into the mold, and you’re ready to go!ĬOLOR PREP: I mixed together the Merlot Mica and Red LabColor to create a gorgeous Red Apple color, so fitting for this project! I also made a slurry with. THREE: Wrap your piece with freezer paper, shiny side out. I used an end piece as a stencil to get the height correct, then eyeballed the width (it’s better to be a little big than too small you want a tight fit rather than a loose one). TWO: Cut to size, perpendicular to the center divider in the mold. I used some cardboard left over from some packaging (yay for reusing!). ONE: Assemble the plastic pieces inside the vertical mold, you’ll need it to be able to measure the piece you’re creating. TIP: Line your Vertical Mold with freezer paper. I divided one of the cavities in half so that I wound up with 3 different colors. MOLD PREP: For this project, I did a modification to the Vertical Mold. Oh…and if you’ve never used Apple Jack Peel, you’re in for a real treat! Enjoy!īuy everything you need in the click of a button! You’ll also notice in the instructions that I added the goat milk at trace, which is an easy way to add the goat milk without turning the soap brown. Powdered Goat milk is easier to use and store than fresh goat milk and is very quick to mix-up when using our little mini-mixer tool. And to get even more creative I added powdered goat milk to the recipe. I got a little crazy and experimented with a third divider in the vertical mold. Are you ready to get creative with a new cold process technique? Then this is the project for you.
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