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.
Here is the soap hand cut with a very sharp knife. I love the patterns the loofah makes!
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
