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Loopy Soap – Day Two

Filed Under: Melt & Pour Soap


Click here for Day One on pouring and making the swirls.Step Five: Repeat Steps 1 – 4 with the Heavy Metal Gold Mica. I used a flexible Silicone Baking Pan in a circle for the Heavy Metal Gold color.Step Six: Position the Purple Swirls on the bottom of the mold with the Gold Loops on top in a matching fashion.

Step Seven: Melt 16 ounces of clear soap in a Pyrex Container. Melt another 16 ounces of soap in a separate container.

Step Eight: Fragrance with a minimum of 2 ounces of fragrance. You can use all the way up to 3 ounces depending on personal preference.

Step Nine: Color one of the 16 ounce melted soap with with Blue Green Mica. Leave the other container of soap uncolored.

Step Ten: Spray the purple and gold curls thoroughly with rubbing alcohol. With the soap base over pour *not* steaming, pour the blue soap on one side of the mold while simultaneously pouring the clear soap from the other side of the mold

Step Eleven: Do a quick spritz of rubbing alcohol over the top of your mold. Allow the soap to harden fully overnight.

Step Twelve: Gently peel soap mold from sides of soap until airlock is broken. Carefully push soap out of the mold.

Final Step: Cut the soap and surprise yourself with how amazing it looks.

Check back later this week for our Final Reveal of how cute this soap turned out for us.

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6 Comments

  1. Donna~ There are a ton of great companies out there that sell awesome fragrance oils but of course, we think ours are top notch. *Grin*. We have fragrances that are specifically formulated to use in candles that won’t give a “knock off” scent. Here is a link to our fragrances if you’re interested.

    http://brambleberry.com/fragrance.html

  4. HI – I found your blog through a search for candle making – I have recently started making candles – but I am not happy with the scents – they all smell like “knock-offs” – not really a pure scent. Do you make your own scents? Do you recommend a place to buy scents that you have been satisfied with?
    Thanks for your help.
    Donna

  5. Can you do mp soap curls as an embed and then pour cp soap on top?