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Building Layers for Rose Soap – a Pictorial
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So lovely! I just didn’t get, do I have to dry the petals before adding to soap or I can use them when they are fresh?
Thanks a lot!
You can use them while they’re fresh. They’ll naturally dry on the top of your soap =)
What a gorgeous launch pad of ideas this soap brings forth! Thanks for sharing!
Melissa
So pretty, I need to try that.
Just Lovely, what else can be said.
Anne-Marie, I have heard that rose petals (or any flowers, for that matter) turn brown and yucky after not too long. Is this true even if they are embedded? And if so, is there anything you can do to prevent that from happening?
Wow, so lovely.
They look good enough to eat…must be snack time for me! 😉
I love the look of it. I can only describe it as a beautiful mess.
These are soo pretty! I wish my Rose Bars looked like this. I must try these the next time.
I love them! They look like candy…Yum!
They ARE really real rose petals and the petals cut easily when they are fresh.
very pretty soap
How easy do the petals cut? Or are you just careful not to have any on the cut lines?
Sooooo gonna try this in spring colors and calendula petals.
This soap is so gorgeous. Can’t wait to for words to go with the pics. Are those real rose petals?
This soap is so beautiful!