I added the organic White Chocolate to my oils - Sweet Almond and Olive oils with Cocoa Butter and allowed everything to melt together. To the lye water, I added my Silk, as always. I used White Clay & Colloidal Oatmeal also because they are just stunning in soap and to them I added my fragrance of Coffee & Bourbon Vanilla CO2 extracts with a spiced background of warm Nutmeg.
As you'll see from the cut pictures, the soaps are a lovely coffee colour with lots of speckles from the vanilla pod seeds ... plus we sprinkled it with dried Coconut, just cos we could!
The soap is available for pre-order now on http://www.iamhandmade.com/ourshop/prod_2032605-Kokomo-Joe-PreOrder-Cure-Date-25-June.html but order quickly cos there are only 7 left!
We made a video for the Making Of... and Cutting Of... this soap so I'm showing you those too!
Making of Kokomo Joe:
Direct You Tube Link: http://youtu.be/Ies4xMeL404
Cutting of Kokomo Joe:
Direct You Tube Link: http://youtu.be/ZD9WA6LbxeQ
Cut Pictures (courtesy of Titch Holland at http://www.facebook.com/takenbytitch)
Yum! I'll bet this soap smells delicious.
ReplyDeleteIt looks fabulous and I love the sprinkled coconut on top, it makes it live up to its name, Kokomo Joe!
ReplyDeleteThis looks lovely, I've seen other banana soaps online and they look interesting.
ReplyDeleteMichelle
Banana, huh? Outstanding.
ReplyDeleteI'm getting ready to try a carrot puree soap this weekend but now you have me thinking of bananas!!!
*That soap is gorgeous by the way - well done, lady!*