Thought they were mine, huh! Hehe, I wish!! The four cupcakes on the left were decorated by the Chef and the other two by a lovely girl I met at the class named Joanna and they are absolutely beautiful. I have no idea how they got them to hold their shape but they did and they look fantastic!
I didn't manage to take pictures of my buttercream cupcakes because I forgot as I was too busy being frustrated with them which I'm kicking myself for because I actually managed one that was semi-decent.
Anyway, these are the sponge butterfly cupcakes and the royal icing cupcakes. I had a sponge one and it was yummy!
I made a moisturiser/hair conditioner a week ago. It doubles as both but I'm currently using it as my conditioner. It makes my hair so soft and works so much better than any conditioner I've ever bought that I'm truly amazed as it was so simple to make. I've scented it with Coconut Cream from Save on Scents and I definitely added a little too much.
Sorta looks like jelly here and it's a nice buttery colour but before I actually added the wheatgerm oil it was a beautiful snowy white which I really liked! Next on my list is making shampoo and a more advanced conditioner, I'm hooked!
Beautiful cupcakes! The moisterizer/conditioner looks decadently rich.
ReplyDeletewow im hungry...
ReplyDeleteand i would love to try some conditioner too :)
can you maybe share the conditioner recipe with me? i am tired of buying mine
(squealing) I am SO proud of your cupcakes. They look amazing! I wish, wish, wish that there was a cupcake decorating class in Bellingham.
ReplyDeleteOh, those are just gorgeous! I have a terrible weakness for cupcakes, and I'd scarf those up in seconds. :)
ReplyDeleteThose cupcakes are so pretty, and yummy looking too! Cool conditioner. It looks inviting for the hair :)
ReplyDeleteI actually still remember how your hair smells last time haha
ReplyDeleteTrisha: Thanks, Trisha!:)
ReplyDeleteLyly: I took the recipe from a book that prevents me from publishing the recipe. However you can make your own basic conditioner with conditioning emulsifier and water.
Anne-marie: It's great fun! I know you'll love it.
Gracefruit: Thanks Elizabeth! I wish you lived closer so I could have given some to you :)
Michelle: Hehe thanks Michelle! Good to see you back here!! *hugs*
Kevin: That...is very creepy.
I've been having cupcake cravings today...so I thought I would come look again to curb the crave. It's not working. Lol!
ReplyDeletemmmmmm all around...
ReplyDeleteCupcakes look great. I like the conditioner too. :)
ReplyDeleteMiss your blogging, Miche! Any new soaps?
ReplyDeleteI've had to come back for another ogle at the cupcakes. Nom nom nom!
ReplyDeleteElizabeth G: I wish I could give you one!
ReplyDeleteJoanna: Hi, Joanna! I'm sorry I've been missing but I'm back now. Hope you like the new soap!
Diana: Thanks, Diana! :)
Elizabeth: Hehehe!! The chef sure did amazing cupcakes!
Hi there,
ReplyDeleteI was looking for a cupcake decorating class in Melbourne on google and yours came up. Looks like you did a good job. Did you do it at William Ang? I'll like to know more about it as I'm thinking about taking a class up.
Could you pls email me back at
mable.tan@gmail.com
Thanks!
Do drop by my blog too on your free time. It's twentysomethingandcooking.blogspot.com
my nic is monkee.
Btw, cool hobbies. I love conditioners so if you're planning to sell them, do let me know too.