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Dumb Question about soap logs


Landa

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A lot of it depends on the thickness of trace when poured, or whether the person "textured" the top after pouring and letting it set up a bit.

The thicker the soap, the easier to make the swirly tops you are talking about. :)

What I do to get that affect is wait for a thick trace to pour and then after it's in the mold and I've banged out all the air bubbles, I'll take the back of a spoon to the top of the soap and kinda texture it.

HTH

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you can texture the tops of your soaps by pouring a a thick trace and then swirling w/ something (a whisk, chopstick etc) or if you pour at a thin trace you could probably wait until it starts to set up a bit and do the same. hth

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