Putting Ivory soap in the microwave is a great little science experiment, which results in a mass of fluffy white soap clouds that are great for casting in epoxy resin.
This technique will only work with Ivory soap, which is specially formulated to contain millions of tiny air bubbles that expand rapidly when heated in a microwave to produce the effect.
I will call this an intermediate level tutorial, which requires some basic polymer clay modelling, silicone mould making, and multiple resin pours.
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21 фев 2019