#mad micas

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Rise of the Phoenix

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I call this Easter Grass, scented with Sweet Grass and Dandelion from Aztec Candle and Soap Supplies, the colors are Tahitian Teal, Mint Julep, Tickled Pink, TD w/ Sparkle Plenty, from Mad Micas.

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Sour Patch Kids, the soap.

First attempt at the Kiss Pour technique for the February Soap Challenge Club and I used Mad Micas and Sour Patch Kids type fragrance oil from Aztec Candle and Soap Supplies.

I got told that the “Original” Sour Patch Kids candy does not have grape/purple or white/pineapple, I told em I had to have white (it’s the sour sugar) So no purple.

I used True Red Kit, Tangerine Dreams, Bright Yellow Rain Jacket, Manical Pea, Key West Blue (with a smidge of Twilight), Snow White (with a dab of Champagne. All from Mad Micas. Doing this technique was both scary and fun.

——note—— be sure to check the design on the bottom, it can be pretty too.

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My daughter beautiful betta, Opal,was my inspiration for this batch of cold processed soap, and my first attempt at a Taiwan Swirl.

Micas bought at Mad Micas.

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Raspberry and Blue Mint for Trans Pride

Staring Aphrodite, Snow White and Ballet Slippers micas from Mad Micas.

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This was my second kiss pour soap, and it still needs work, but I’m pleased. It’s supposed to represent Farm Stand Apples, but before I got the FO in, I knocked it on the floor. So my kitchen smells really good, and my soap doesn’t. The red and green come from Stardust Micas, and both did really nice. I suspect the red is orangey because of the yellow right next to it. I’ll have to try it alone. The yellow and white are both from Mad Micas.