I love how all the colors came out. The embeds came out good as well. Each slice has a heart and star in it, in whole or partial. Depending on where it was cut in along the mold you can see a star, a heart a little bit of both, or nothing. even the ones with nothing will reveal a heart or star as it gets used. The extra bits of soap that I plopped into the flower mold came out cute as well. The ducky is glow in the dark plastic. Looks like it's floating on colored marshmallow fluff! Same with the bear. The bear is actually CP soap as well so all of that soap can be used. The fragrance is sweet and fruity. It's supposed to be a dupe of a Victoria's Secret fragrance I think.
I also unmolded the soap out of the purse silicone mold. I wasn't sure if it was going to turn out. There's a different flower design on each side. It's got a lot of detail. There are stitching lines in the design.
And for perspective on the size of this cute soap:
I made my this particular recipe a really hard bar so maybe that's why it came out so well. This is a really great mold, but it's pricey so I only have one. That doesn't lend itself for production work in CP. It's better suited for making MP soap, as MP can be unmolded much quicker than CP soap making.
I'm just about ready to 'frost' the soap cake I made yesterday. Here are the layers I'll be frosting. Not very exciting right now.
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