Diamond Girl you sure do shine!
Here is my 2nd ever mica swirl Black Raspberry Vanilla done a few months ago and much like the Christmas Berry from Christmas 2012.
The soap below is for this 3rd week challenge and is called named Diamond Girl! Do you ever get a song caught in your mind repeating over and over again?! Well this was the song and I made it into a soap! Diamond Girl You Sure Do Shine! Over and over and oooover. LOL
This is made with a gold and white pearly mica swirl! Silver would have been better than the white pearl but you use what you have. The swirl wasn't as photogenic or prominent as the one above, but it is just as dramatic in person! There is no color in the base of the soap, just natural coloring with some inclusions for interest. All the glamor is on the top of this moisturizing bar full of extraordinary bubbles and lather.
Once again I used a new fragrance for the first time, I must used them up! Well might as well live on the slippery soapy edge and keep it challenging and exciting! The fragrance is a white floral combined with a sweet citrus and very upscale. I hope you enjoy looking as I sure enjoyed making this one! Soon to be cut giving it a few days due to the recipe.
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One last soap I just couldn't resist!
Now that was just so fun that I had to do just one more. For a peak here is Neptune's Gold which smells amazing. Another new fragrance from Wellington's in Ohio. This is such a fun touch to the tops of my soaps and in the future I'll try to incorporate other colors into what I'm working on!
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I am looking forward to all the beautiful soaps this challenge has inspired! The colors the magic oils and the fragrance.
Very pretty! Cut it cut it!
ReplyDeleteEm I cut it too soon and now must wait to tidy it up a bit!
ReplyDeleteoh so beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWow, gorgeous tops! Love them!
ReplyDeleteI just looove Neptune´s Gold. It is just perfect, can´t say anything else.
ReplyDeleteYour soaps are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful soaps Pam, and I love the names! I'll be checking back for those cut photos!
ReplyDeleteThank you for looking and your comments each and everyone! Isn't it wonderful to have other eyes comment on your work, share their thoughts and experiments. These challenges serve to push us to go out of the box, teach us to plan carefully and allow us to meet soaping buddies. Can't ask for more than that! Thank you all and thank you Amy!
ReplyDeleteDiamond Girl - WOW!! Your design and execution are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThank you Suzy. I've added cut photos of the Diamond Girl. The fragrance is Lily Grapefruit and is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteI really like Neptune's Gold- great color choices.
ReplyDeleteVery pretty!
ReplyDeleteOooohhhh I love your colours - nice soap
ReplyDeleteCris and Mommy soaper you don't have any blog postings so sorry I missed your contributions.
ReplyDeleteOdette thank you so much I appreciate you dropping by!
The first two are pretty great, but I'm a huge fan of Neptune's Gold! Shimmery, shiny and gorgeous colors! :) Great job, Pam!
ReplyDeleteAmy thank you so much. I always learn something from these challenges and isn't it great fun when one has the time to really get into it. Thank you!
ReplyDeletePlease do NOT make me pick a favorite! All are stunning!
ReplyDeleteHummer Hugs,
Misty
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I love it!!! The first reminds me of plombiere ice cream and the second one is precious. The colours are perfect.
ReplyDeleteOMG! This design is absolutely stunning and the colors you chose are so super springy that I just keep looking at the picture. Thanks for sharing! =)
ReplyDeleteHi Misty and Rama so glad you had fun looking! Anne-Marie thank you for dropping in and commenting!
ReplyDeleteI just adore these colours,not only for soap. They my summer faves! Unfortunately, I still cannot get them (is this chrome oxide?)in soap! Adorable!
ReplyDeleteThe colors are micas from TKB Trading Company in California. I love these colors of spring and summer also!
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