On the Curing Rack: Winter Rose
The same day I made the near-disaster Beer & Seaweed shampoo bars, I also made a small batch of Winter Rose. I used a slightly different rose fragrance this year, but added just a touch of the same lovely frankincense & myrrh essential oil blend. In the mold, it looked like this:
The soap set up fairly quickly, as floral scents are prone to do, but I did manage a quick in-the-mold swirl using a spoon to really churn the whole thing up. I’d like to try this technique again with a fragrance that is better behaved, but this one turned out reasonably well:
Once again, I will make this soap available at Greatcakessoapworks.com after the holidays are over. I’m looking forward to making a few more fun soaps for the Winter collection!
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Oh, that is just gorgeous! I like the colors you chose.
Amy – That is stunning! I love it 🙂
That is so lovely, Amy. Funny thing, I’ve just ordered Frankincense and Myrrh from my supplier too, it’s one of my favorites too,
Beautiful!!
So pretty…the colors fit the name.
Oh this is so pretty. The color combo and I imagine the scent is wow!
Nice for winter!
Love the colors you used in the Winter Rose soap, they work perfectly together! 🙂
This soap is gorgeous!