Knight of the Silver Fuller - Silver Fuller

Designed for FFXIV’s Haurchefant Greystone It is a mix of cool winter scents including pinecone, wintermoss, fir needle, cedar leaf & peppermint mixed with warm inviting scents of vanilla, chocolate, and clove.The final touch a hint of carnation for gentleness. The perfect mix for everyone's favorite knight. This soap was a monster to work with. It accelerated quickly, i had to strong arm mix the colors in and them plop it into the mold and smash it down. So i take no credit for the pretty tiger eye marbling. Though i threw the color in there i was afraid it was going to be terrible. I got a nice surprise when the cut revealed it. The soap will darken more than in these photos due to the vanilla content. Will update towards the end of the cure.

Ingredients Include: Olive Oil (Pommace) Sweet Almond Oil Coconut Oil Castor Oil Palm Oil (RSPO Responsibly Sourced Palm Oil) Sodium Hydroxide (Lye) Filtered Water Kaolin Clay Fragrance Oils (Custom blend) Black & Gold Mica Powders

Teakwood and Japanese Cherry Blossom are the basis of this scent. It is a very beautiful mix of two scents that temper and accentuate the other. Alone I found them overwhelming, together they are something special. Teakwood i would describe as a cologne scent, while we all know Japanese Cherry Blossom is a sweet floral. Neither for him nor for her but for both. Try it and see for yourself! The Eastern Dynast was designed with FFXIV’s Lord Hien from Doma as its muse. The colors and scent were crafted with him in mind.

Woodland Whimsy

is a French Vanilla Oak scent and I LOVE IT!

The bars have been darkening. Only Titanium dioxide used to lighten half the batch to create a swirl.

Beautiful and fragrant. These bars cost $5USD each + Shipping. I ship to USA and Canada!

This is herbaceous and delicious. I love it. And the swirl came out beautifully!

HARD LOTION BARS

This is a strawberry scented soap, it came out looking like watermelon I know. But I have already made changes so that next time it will not be confused with watermelon.