I have been looking at a big box of supplies I ordered for over a month now and all the goodies in there temp me to get my soap mojo back and start creating again. I have had a steady range of luxury soaps for a few years now and really want to start expanding and experimenting with some different product lines.
These beautiful, natural loofahs have been staring me in the face for a while, but today – today we make them into Loofah soaps!
I wanted to try two different techniques in the pvc pipe - one lined with baking paper and the other not lined.
I have used one of my favourite soaps - Green French Clay - and it not only looks calming, with the pale green contrasting the loofah, but is super nourishing with added sweet almond oil, rice bran oil and sunflower oil.
I cannot wait for this soap to cure four to six weeks, to give it a whirl in the shower and get rid of all that dead Winter skin!
Lisa P
I love loofah! I really want to try growing my own, but so far all I have are the seeds! The pattern in your soap is so pretty. I wonder how scrubby it will feel?
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