Lime Margarita Soap

Yum, now I'm thirsty!  I like my Margaritas served on the rocks with coarse sea salt - so it's all in there!

Handcrafted soap, made using detergent-free melt-n-pour, 2.25" squares that weigh about 6 oz each. Smells just like a fresh Margarita!

Inspirational photograph found here:   upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia…


For a step-by-step guide as to how I made my soap molds, start here:   Making a Two-Step Silicone Soap Mold, Part OneSo I made a few silicone molds for the soaps I have planned for Spring.
A 25-bar mold - same design & bar size as my 9-bar mold, just… more of 'em.
Two new kinds of molds for special effects to go with the full-size molds - shorter, with no logo, and meant to be used for some things (i.e. those blasted inserts and suspensions) that have given me trouble in the past. I made one each for the 9-bar and the 25-bar.
The 25-bar will produce 2.25" squares, same as the 9-bar, and the special effects are the same width bars, but considerably shorter - no taller than 1.25". 
These pictures might give you some kind of an idea of what is needed to be done. It is not by any means a step-by-step tutorial, so unless you have some basic knowledge of how these things work, you might be better off finding a 'proper' tutorial. There are many excellent videos on YouTube that offer a simpler explanation on how to make a standard box-shaped Two-Step mold

Thanks for looking!

~tink