Spicy Orange - Glasshouse

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I have been making a new range of 100% natural goat's milk soap. I have posted a couple of pics on my facebook fan page but for most of them I am waiting until it dries out a bit and the colour comes out a bit more.
This one looked so good as a log though so I took a photo of it! It is Spicy Orange and has sweet orange essential oil and coloured with red clay, cayenne pepper and cinnamon. It smells soooooo good!

I don't know if the pic will turn out

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I think that one worked

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Thank you! It smells a bit like a cake...mmm... I just have to wait a few weeks until the colour inside develops a bit better like the top has. Can't wait!

that looks great! can't wait to see the inside once it's cut.

Thanks Ally I will have to post some more pics in a few weeks

WOW that is awesome soap cannot wait to see cut pics :0)

Thanks Lynn. Hope it turns out well. The pressure is on lol!!

It looks like a wonderful abstract work of art - lovely!

Thank you!

Wow! Love it.

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I couldn't wait four weeks so I had a peak!
Thanks for all of your compliments!

no wonder you couldn't wait! it's gorgeous! so you've done that by globbing (for want of a nicer word!) the different coloured portions into the mould? It's a lovely effect.

WOW!!!

Thanks! Yes just random blopping I think is the technical term lol! I divided the mixture up into 3 lots but with a bigger third mixed with cinnamon and then just spooned them out and randomly blobbed them throughout the mould. It was very tempted to swirl them but I was strong and resisted. So each piece is unique just like a cabbage patch doll

ow wow that looks gorgeous...