I'd received some Applejack & Peel fragrance oil and decided today was the day to give it a try. I have another bottle coming, but this one is from Soapsupplies.net. I have to say, it's one of the strongest fragrances I've purchased, which is great - you don't need to use as much! After I'd made the soap I put it out in our sunroom and shut the door. We left to go hiking with the dogs and I could STILL smell it in the house when we returned. It's a wonderful Fall fragrance that's described as "The perfect Holiday scent! Warm and welcoming aroma of baked apples, cinnamon, spice and a twist of citrus. Nice and strong with a scent that holds for a long time." So far, I'd have to agree. I just love this fragrance and look forward to trying more.
I was shooting for pumpkin/candy corn colors of green, orange and cream. The colorants I used lightened on me some...a problem I've had recently and am really frustrated with. Wet they look strong and vibrant - once cured and cut they've faded. Any comments or suggestions would be welcome !! I'm at a loss. Again, I'm without a camera right now, so please forgive the iPhone photos that just aren't very sharp.
Here's Applejack 'n Peel, a subtly colored hanger swirl soap. I'm all about bold and bright normally, but my husband says he really likes these subtle colors. Diversity !!
2 comments:
Very pretty soaps, Suzy! I love the colors and the hanger swirl looks great. I have to give that technique a try someday. The fragrance sounds wonderful, too!
Looks like it smells delicious!
Stacy
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