A new requirement for one of my markets is that the stallholders need to display photos of themselves making what they sell, works in progress, their workspace, etc. So I got my partner to snap a few shots while I made this batch of limited edition Guava Fig soap ... and thought I would share them with you as well.
Adding some pre-prepared pink soap pieces to my base.
Pouring into the mould. I probably didn't choose the best colour combination for the photo shoot, as this doesn't look particularly appetising! Smells good though.
The finished soap, ready to be covered & insulated.
The next day: cutting into logs.
Freshly cut bars.
Wow... great to see the work in progress shots! The end results are fabulous! I thought you were making pea & ham soup for a minute (just joking)!
ReplyDeleteMmmmm....guava fig......nice...
ReplyDeleteace shots. me likey! x x
ReplyDeleteVery nice photos! I'm sure your customers (and prospective customers) will find them interesting. Hope they increase sales for you!
ReplyDeleteLovely soap, too!
I love to see how others do their soaps. Thanks for sharing. And the fragrance sound absolutely delicious.
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting addition to a market set up. I think it will make for a great attraction. Love your work as always!
ReplyDeleteSe ve muy bonito ese jabón y muy bien explicado en fotos. Besos.
ReplyDeleteThanks to google translate:
ReplyDelete"It looks very nice that soap and very well explained in pictures
Besos"
cool! Love your mold, darlin'!
ReplyDeleteVery lovely soaps... :)
El resultado final precioso... Me encanta tu trabajo.
ReplyDeleteBesos
Sabons carmeta
Great action shots!! I love the blur of green soap going into the mold. :)
ReplyDeleteThe photos are great and I love the end result of your soap. I love Pomegranite and Fig together as that is one of the scents I make. I'm sure your customers will enjoy seeing your photos.
ReplyDeleteIt amazes me how little the majority of people know about soap. They put in on their body and the skin is the largest organ - absorbing everything that is slathered on!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE the idea of photos!
Bravo!
Education of the masses is KEY.
...and the soap looks damned fine too!
xox
Teresa
From Carmen:
ReplyDelete"The end result beautiful ... I love your work. Carmeta Sabons Besos."
I love watching how others work! They look fantastic!
ReplyDeleteVery helpful to see the soap making process as it unfolds. Nice photos that capture the different stages so we can see the work and effort that went into making these very nice soaps. Your efforts clearly paid off. Nice soaps!
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