This is a fun technique that gives you a surprise whichever way you cut your soap. Using squirt bottles I create a cross-hatch pattern in tones of pink and teal. Although this technique is easy it does take some time and careful attention to your trace. To make a successful Cotton Candy soap be patient and keep your trace very, very light.

To make this soap you will need:

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• 2.8 oz. Avocado Butter
• 8.75 oz. Canola Oil
• 8.75 oz. Coconut Oil    
• 10.5 oz. Rice Bran Oil
• 4.2 oz. Sweet Almond Oil
• 2 oz. Tutti Fruity Fragrance Oil
• 4.7 oz. Sodium Hydroxide
• 11.5 oz. Distilled Water
• 3 teaspoons Sodium Lactate
• 1 teaspoon Neon Blue Raspberry Pigment
• 1 teaspoon Aqua Pearl Mica
• 1 teaspoon Ultramarine Pink
• 1 teaspoon Electric Bubblegum Pigment
• 1 teaspoon Titanium Dioxide
• 1/4 teaspoon Iridescent Glitter
• 5 tablespoons Sweet Almond Oil
• 6 Squeeze Bottles
• 10″ Silicone Loaf Mold