This weekend is a very soap intensive weekend for a few reasons. 1. Testing out the S.O.A.P Panel FOs, 2. Making my CP soap for the soap swap, and 3. Getting ready for my craft show on the 19th. But, I do love a challenge so let’s talk about number 1.
I want to test out each FO in a variety of applications. The first application is Melt and Pour. I used 1.5 oz of white MP with 1 ml of each FO. Here are the initial results right after the pour.
FO
- FO is yellow. No initial discolor that I can see
- FO is yellow. No initial discolor that I can see
- FO is yellow. No initial discolor that I can see
- FO is light yellow. No initial discolor that I can see
- Fo is light yellow. No initial discolor that I can see
- FO is clear. No initial discolor that I can see
- FO is clear. No initial discolor that I can see
- Fo is light yellow. No initial discolor that I can see
- FO is clear. No initial discolor that I can see
- FO is yellow. No initial discolor that I can see
I decided to take them out of the mold and wait until this morning to judge color and scent. These are my observations:
FO
- Discolored to cream. Single Gardenia note comes through
- Discolored to cream. Stronger scent then #1. Nice sweet Gardenia scent. Single note detected.
- Discolored to cream. Richer Gardenia scent. Most realistic to me. Can get more notes from this FO.
- White. Lilac scent comes through. Nice balanced floral.
- Discolored to light cream. Complex scent with strong butterscotch note. Possible floral top note.
- White. Very light clean smell. Hard to pick out any individual notes.
- White. Strong floral almost citronella smell. Hard to pick out any other notes over the citronella.
- White. Nice earthly floral. Very well-rounded with possible lily note.
- White. Strong sweet cherry blossom note.
- White. Strong lilac Scent with a possible slight citrus undertone.
I think the next test will be bath bombs since I am already in that mode for the craft show. It would be interesting to see what notes come out when they are dropped in water.

