#test batch

[shopmoonymoss]

KEYCHAIN UPDATE LETS GOOOOOO

LOOK CHAT LOOK LOOK THE TEST BATCH GOT HERE !!

if you wanna pre-order one you can here !!

obvi some of the designs didnt translate to the keychains (for example lmanburg, the flag should be flipped so its on the same side as the clasp) and i have fixed the designs !! i might also the badlands ones colours turned out to dark so i changed the outline to a lighter grey :D (the new design is next to the old one for reference)

[hobbytographer]

On 8/17 I went to Devil’s Lake for the first time in fifteen or sixteen years; I decided to do something a little different with the work on these photos and did them all in batches of the same or else similar color balances and contrast manipulations. These were the stand-alone test pieces.

[shopmoonymoss]

my first test batch of keychains arrived today !!

they turned out so good !! im going to make a few changes to the ranboo ones (in the pick ^^) but i also have lots of other designs ive made !! theyre inspired by the tickets you claim on twitter lolol (like the one below)

if you have any of these tickets you think i should make into keychains let me know !! also if anyones interested in seeing more of my designs pls ask !! these will be up in my shop soon-ish for pre-order depending on if anyones interested :D

[cleanimpressions-blog]

Analysis: Sample G3

It hasn’t been that long since I experimented with small medallions of soap, but it feels like it’s been ages. I actually came across two soap samples that weren’t tested yet, and needless to say, I was excited. 

In fact, when I’m not making or rebatching soap, I plan on returning to testing samples of soap. 

But that’s for the future. As for the present, here is an overdue soap analysis.

The lather from Sample G3 was highly moisturizing, although it also created a tightness in the skin from being thoroughly cleansed. The first few rubs produced a rich, bubbly lather, which lasted for quite some time without repeating the hand gesture. There was no color bleeding into the lather this time. 

Verdict: Not too bad, although it either requires a little less hard oils--or more liquid ones--to keep the skin from being tight.