I wanted to come up with a soap that would represent the Caribbean Sea - the aqua blue of the sea for starters!  I made a swirl of an aqua and a very pale light green mixed in with the white background and  I think it works!  The scent is a mix of lime and eucalyptus.  The top of the bar is swirled with the above-mentioned colors.

The soap itself is made with coconut oil, shea butter and olive oil which makes a delightful bar of soap.  The swirl, of course, goes all through the soap - side to side and top to bottom!

I originally made this soap during a demonstration where I live which was so much fun!  It is amazing to see how mixing together some oils and lye water can make soap!  The class stopped by the next day and I demonstrated cutting the soap and explained a bit about letting the soap "rest" for a while. 

I used two essential oils to scent the soap- orange essential oil and patchouli.  The scent is intoxicating!  I kept the soap simple to let the scent talk for itself!  The top of the soap was gently sculpted and then scattered a little bit of glitter on top!  I would definitely consider this soap as a "class act"!

What could be better than a soap bar with soap "candy hearts" on top!  It was certainly a fun project and I love the way it turned out!  

It is scented with Fresh Snow fragrance oil just because I love this fresh scent no matter the season!  I also added some iridescent glitter.  I think this is an ageless soap - will bring smiles from young to old...

It is so good to be back making soap again!

What could be better than a soap bar with soap "candy hearts" on top!  It was certainly a fun project and I love the way it turned out!  

It is scented with Fresh Snow fragrance oil just because I love this fresh scent no matter the season!  I also added some iridescent glitter.  I also think this is an ageless soap - will bring smiles from young to old...

It is so good to be back making soap again!