So today I cut up yesterdays soaps. The unfragranced 25% and 50%
lard soaps have no piggy or baconny smell; at least to me. I really
wish I had gotten a sample of the 70% lard soap before I mixed in the
FO. Too bad, but I don't think that one would have smelled any more
porky than the 25% or 50% ones.
I love cutting the soap logs. There is something so satisfying about the feeling of cutting into the semi-hard/semi-soft logs, to see how the color swirling turned out, and to know that I made soap. I really do think I like making soap more than I like using it. I have only one body and I take only one shower a day, but I can make up a bunch of different batches of soap with different colors and fragrances. It's so much fun.
I love cutting the soap logs. There is something so satisfying about the feeling of cutting into the semi-hard/semi-soft logs, to see how the color swirling turned out, and to know that I made soap. I really do think I like making soap more than I like using it. I have only one body and I take only one shower a day, but I can make up a bunch of different batches of soap with different colors and fragrances. It's so much fun.
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