Making Raspberry Rainbow cold process soap

I looked through my repertoire of soap and realized that I haven't made a rainbow soap for a while. When I say "rainbow" I really just mean that it has the colors of the spectrum and this one includes white. There are some excellent soapers out there who manage those beautiful layered soaps and I am an admirer of them. I am more of a random kind of guy I suppose; in my own creative process. I admire the patience and skill required to pour those perfect layers though. Perhaps one day I'll try. So, you'll see in this video that I'm doing a version of the tiger swirl. Is there a name for this technique when you pour with the mold slanted? I also use the white in thicker pours between the completion of the ROYGBP just to get some separation of the bands of color. I also know that white surrounding this colors will make the colors pop. I also used colors that all have a bit of sparkle to them. The yellow and orange micas that I have don't have any sparkle, so I added snowflake sparkle enviro-glitter to those micas. I really enjoyed using the colors of the rainbow again. It always comes across as cheery. I'm thinking that the next soap will be a return to some piping. I'm really starting to enjoy that process, even though there's a lot more clean up involved. We shall see. Hope this message finds you all well and thanks to all who let me know that you actually read what I write in the description box. The online store is open at vibrantsoap.com and I continue to post at least one photo/video a day on Instagram: instagram.com/vibrant_soap/ Be well!