(Left: after ; Right: before)
Ho So Wu (a.k.a. Chinese Knotwood), a traditional Chinese herb for treating hair and scalp. It's believed to prevent and to reduce grey hair.
I added said powder to this batch of unscented soap. It turned out a soap with strong Chinese medicine aroma, which I am not sure if I am pleased about it, so I decided to rebatch it.
Love the combination of clary sage, rosemary and patchouli essential oils. The aroma makes me relax.....
However, guess I added too much water, the soap shrank when cured... :P
Ingredients:
camellia oil, jojoba oil, castor oil, olive oil, coconut oil, palm oil, EO of clary sage, rosemary and patchouli, ho so wu powder.
Both are looking great! The left one a bit more archaic. Like very old Aleppo soap. Well done!
ReplyDeleteRegards Petra
Hi Petra,
ReplyDeleteThanks! I never thought of the rebatched soap looks like Aleppo! I like it. =)
Greetings from Anita, Toronto
LKK SOAP :) I love your Ho So Wu soap!
ReplyDeleteHI 花樣精,
ReplyDeleteLOL "LKK" soap. :P The Ho So Wu soap I sent you is the successful edition. ha ha ha
Hi Anita!
ReplyDeleteWow! They both look earthy and wonderful. I have never seen a wrinkled soap like that. It almost looks like a japanese dried tofu! But I am sure it is a great soap. =)
I love your Soap´s, all of them !
ReplyDeleteTo me, looks so Natural, fresh, it´s like an invitation to use them!
And above all I like them, because it is obvious,all ingredients are from Natural sources!
I have to confess that you are my favorite blog!
Keep doing this wonderful Anita´s La La Land Soap !
Love & bless ,
Claudia
How interesting!
ReplyDeleteI sorta like it wrinkled actually...
@Ayu, thanks. I'd never thought a soap would srink like this. But yeah, it looks like a Japanese dried tofu, LOL
ReplyDelete@ Claudia, thanks so much for your comment. You made my day! (today is blue Monday again...)I appreciate it. xoxo
@Lucy, thanks for stopping by. I love your surprize box! It's like a gift to self every month. How exciting! =)