Teach Soap

I soaped with BB's Dragon's Blood a long time ago and remember that I HATED it, but it sold really well. For whatever reason, the scent was just wrong to my nose, probably because I'm really repelled by amber.

So has anyone soaped with their Cybilla version of Dragon's Blood? I'm looking for something warm, masculine, but still sunny and happy. Does that make sense? LOL!

I should clarify, I give some of my soaps literary themed names, some from characters in my own books. So my readers love Blacque/Bleu (black/blue in the pot swirl with blackberry/sage scent) and so I'm looking for one called Dayspring, which is the name of a character in one of my books. I also have Mr. Darcy, which is Bayleaf and Tobacco, Beau Brummel, which is the BB Beau Brummel fragrance, and Regency Gentleman, which is a sandalwood blend. Giving them the cute names seems to connect with my buyers.

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Logansama aka Belinda
Nor Cal

I've used the DB Cybilla and it is really strong and turns a very dark brown. I don't care for it, but I have a few customers that love it. To me, it's a sweeter unisex scent. It is a warm scent, but I don't think I'd call it sunny! I've not used the regular DB so I can't speak to the differences between the two.

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Linda
I know the voices in my head aren't real, but they sure have some great ideas!

Thanks! I'll just have to try it, I guess. The BB Dragon's Blood also turns the soap brown, but again, there's some element in it that just repels me. But other people like it. And no, its more sultry, less sunny. I may try an orange/cedar blend.

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Logansama aka Belinda
Nor Cal