Rainbow sherbet soap
This is a soap with a glitter-pony scent - sweet, cotton candy, but still with a discreet fresh fruity note. That's why it got a powdery pink color and shimmer. The composition is a little different than usual: olive oil, lard, coconut oil, peanut oil, shea butter and castor oil. In addition to whey and white clay, it also got a spoonful of sugar so that its foam would be like its scent.2025. október 12.
Rainbow sherbet
2025. október 11.
Pipe tobacco and cashmere - fiú lesz!
Pipe tobacco and cashmere soap - It's a Boy!
So this is a men's scent. In principle. But I think we girls can also love it in soap. The manufacturer describes it as "woodsy scent that is calming and upscale. This scent begins with top notes of smoky mohogany and crystal amber, followed by middle notes of star jasmine, clove leaf, and soft cashmere; sitting on masculine base notes of sweet tobacco, tonka bean, and white musk." So, it's like that, but really. With the soap base, I returned to the usual composition: coconut oil, olive oil, lard, sunflower oil, shea butter and castor oil, with whey of course. The pattern was made with medical charcoal. By the way, the manufacturer promised a more intense tan, I was expecting a little more woody appearance, but it still turned out nice. When I saw the sample when I cut it, I immediately thought it looked like an ultrasound image. It's a boy :) or a girl - up to you!
2025. október 10.
Blood Orange Margarita
Blood Orange Margarita soap
It really smells like that :) exactly as you imagine it. It's so cocktail-like, citrusy, refreshingly tart and bitter. I can't really say much more about it. The base is a good old-school one-third recipe: coconut oil, olive oil, lard, but there's also a lot of castor oil. And of course, the essential whey. The color is given by my favorite Venetianischrot clay, making the citrus pattern crazy with magenta mica. Oh, and today is my boyfriend's birthday :) Let's raise our glasses :)
2025. május 17.
Kertünk virágai - bastille stílusú kollagénes szappan
Flowers of our garden - bastille style collagen soap
On a beautiful April day, I went out to the garden and started picking some flowers that were just opening or growing nicely. Lemongrass, dandelion, violet, daisies, red dead-nettle, and ribwort plantain, I put them in a glass jar, added olive oil, and waited. So many plants required a lot of olive oil, so I obviously planned a bastille-type soap with it. Coconut oil, lard, and castor oil were added after the infusion had had time to steep. Montmorillonite green clay was added for the greenish color and better touch, and whey and experimentally hydrolyzed bovine collagen for care. The scent is Green clover and aloe, because it's such a good green scent. I also supported the color a little with cosmetic pigment so that the end result wouldn't be a gooseshit green. I don't expect a special effect from so many flowers, for that I would need a mono solution in the same amount. Just as the role of collagen has been controversial in the past, especially in cleansing products, it has become a pleasant, traditional, romantic soap. The second image is a #nofilter sunburnt style :)Lavender luxury sószappan - repesztéses technika
Lavender luxury salt soap - cracking technique
Salt soaps obviously have to be made in individual molds, the block doesn't work. I also like to put salt-free mass on the bottom of individual molds, because sometimes fate plays tricks on me and the soap comes out with an ugly crumbly surface, or it doesn't come out of the patterned molds. What happened now is that it was probably a very warm and stiff mass. Fragrance oil, alignment of stars, I don't know, that's how it turned out. When I took them out of the mold, I saw that the stiff, coconut-heavy mass cracked, I suspect thermal expansion also played a role in this. But it's still beautiful and fragrant. By the way, it was made on request, the salt and the chosen scent were specified, and the color was given :) It's mostly a coconut base, made with 10% castor oil, and whey.
2025. április 18.
Dubaji csoki szappan
Dobai chocolate soap
It was made for my nieces' orders (I would only make edible variations). I asked back what that meant? - Well, it smells like chocolate and pistachios and is rubbing on the inside like in the real chocolate. - Well... Let's just say that the pistachio scent is particularly forgettable here. I could have gotten it from America for a fortune, with an additional fortune in shipping and customs costs. Naaah... However, I know a divine dark chocolate scent here too, so here we go. All I could do for the pistachio scent was to add a larger proportion of sesame oil, in case something of the intense seed oil scent remained. This is the soap that you have to be very careful not to lick the spoon off :) The color of the outer layer comes from the horrific named caput mortuum pigment, added with dark purple mica and a little charcoal, so that it is more of a dark chocolate color than a milky coating. The scrub is ground pumice stone inside. The composition is almost the usual: coconut oil, lard, olive oil, sesame oil, shea butter, castor oil, fine whey and a little starch.
2025. április 13.
Poison Crocus korpás szappan
Wheat bran soap
I usually get wheat bran from my friend, which I use for baking bread. They really like using my soaps. Her boyfriend figured out that he wanted to ask for wheat bran soap. Well, I thought, okay, this isn't much different from an oatmeal version. I asked them what color and scent it should have, and I got started. By the way, Poison Crocus is a pretty unisex fragrance oil, so they can both use it without a doubt. The composition has changed a bit: in addition to coconut oil, lard, olive oil, shea butter, it also has peanut oil (allergy issue cleared up!), and lots and lots of wheat bran. It says a lot about its excellent quality that it had the same stinky ammonia smell when freshly cut as the very milky soaps. I think it turned out really cute :)