Tree Hugger-an arboreal blend of eucalyptus and cedar perfect for any lover of trees. This blend smells like cedar after a rain; smoky, spicy and slightly sweet with a hint of camphor.
This soap is colored with cocoa powder, a bit of td and the real experimental part was the wheat grass powder. In my head the plan was to have the green be a bit more green, but I think the pea green still works.
This beauty will be ready around October 20-and there are only a few. If you'd like to reserve one-drop me a line. :-))
7 comments:
This soap is so pretty and I love the swirls :)
Michelle
Love the natural colours! Wow. When I use cocoa powder, it turns brown! Yours looks like an earthy reddy browny something that is so beautiful. Lovely looking soap! xo Jen
Wow, those colors are yummy. Why does your soap always look good enough to eat?
Thank you for adding this loveliness to the Lone Star Showcase! It's going to steal the show.
Blessings,
Cindi
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@Michelle,thank you so much.I've been working on improving my in the mold swirl.Sometimes they are pretty elusive.lol!
@Jen,Thanks so much.I had planned for the green to be a bit more green-but this was the first time with wheat grass so I wasn't sure how much.I'm happy with it though.
@Cindi,Thanks for stopping by.I'm loving those colors too. Some of it is planning and some of it is serendipity! Thanks so much for the kind words!! :-))
Hey Teresa,good to hear from you.Hope you're doing well. Thanks for stopping by and the very kind words.
Wow! Look at those swirls! I love it! Wheat grass sounds like the perfect addition too. :)
@Amy-Awww,thanks!I decided to give cocoa another chance after talking to you and I'm glad I did!
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