This Is Not Veruca Salt.
She was a nasty, spoiled little brat who demanded everything she wanted and got it. Love the name Veruca Salt, but Willy Wonka certainly made that name leave a bad taste in my mouth because of that icky girl.
Now, salt on the other hand, has a whole other meaning for me. Well, three meanings. It makes certain foods taste magnificent, it makes the ocean a wonderful body of water and it makes the hardest, most awesome bars of soap. I make sea salt soap myself, but I have been so busy with other soap making projects, I haven't really given more of my time to creating enough of them.
I found some nifty soaps to share with you... Sadly, not as many as I wish I could have, but it's 2:30 in the morning and I'm nodding off. Ok, ok, may I present! Salty masterpieces:
Marea Mediterania by Curat Clean
Salty Love.... (sigh)
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12 comments:
The days are behind me where I can be bothered to make salt soap ... but I certainly enjoy looking at others! Loving Kohana's salt bar.
I made one batch of salt soap several months ago. Able to save one bar out of the crumbling mess. That one bar is the best bar of soap. So hard yet leaves my hair and skin so soft. You have now inspired me to try again. Thanks. I think
Donna, try using the salt bar tutorial on this blog that ladybug soapworks shared with us. The trick is cutting it before it cools. This way your fingerprints are no longer recognizable...
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I love making salt soaps in silicone molds too. : ) Thanks for sharing my Lavender Peppermint Salt soap.
lovely soaps! I might be inspired to add a salt bar to my collection! :)
........in awe of this salty bliss!
Love the Hawaiian 'Alaea Sea Salt Soap!
awesome blog!! I'm rying to start up a soap business right now
I just uploaded a video on YT of my salties :)
Clear, will you give us an addy of your yt location?
lol I'm subscribed to your channel silly - http://www.youtube.com/user/nzgoddess
Sea salt is often touted as a more healthful alternative to ordinary table salt.
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