RobsCreations

As promised, here you have my summary on the last soap I made... yes, the one with coffee and a really weird texture ! Soap unmoulding: 48 hours after pouring. Soap cutting: 2 days after I removed it from the wooden mold... 4 days in total and...   Soap slices do not look good...at all! :-/ The lower layer appears to be very soft and sticky (my fingerprint is well visible in the lower left corner)   ...and the upper layer is even flakier than 2 days ago (below you see the result I got after having gently squeezed a bit of soap between thumb and index finger). Soap facts: - very poor lather with any of the two layers - layers' weird consistency does not make the usage of the slice easy - pH of the two layer is pretty different: well below 8 for the white layer and higher than 8.6 for the brown one. GUESS WHERE IS THE SOAP NOW???   In the bin! 

More floating candles. Double coloured and scented with a strawberry fragrance. I was very happy about the result up to when I've lit them: they didn't burn longer than 5 minutes... I suspect it was some sort of a problem with the primed wick (I had the same problem with another candle).  Take home message : primed wick can vary from batch to batch, a cotton reel it's a guarantee of success!