OK I am not the best camera person but this time
i tried to take a progression of images. Any way here is the cupcake soaps.
This is the silicone cupcake holders
Here is the whipped soap mixing. 
After the soap got to a consistency of pudding I put it in the silicone cups.
I then colored and whipped the soap some more tell it was the consistency of Icing
Here are the cupcakes all done. I added some sprinkles for looks.
I then colored and whipped the soap some more tell it was the consistency of Icing
Here are the cupcakes all done. I added some sprinkles for looks.
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I have ALWAYS wanted to try this!
Does the top get that ashy layer on it? Do you still have to cover it?
It is so pretty, I can't believe that it isn't really a cupcake!
So far when I use the room temperature method I never get the ash. To me it seems that the ash developes if the soap is real hot. So if I insulate a soap to speed up the setting process or if I use the hot process then I get ash. The room temperature process I use less water and it still takes more time than usual for the soap to completly harden.
I would so eat those. Even if bubbles came out of my nose.
Thank you gracefruit. If anyone wants to see some serious soap they should check out Gracefruits site. I have soap envy.
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