So I like to see how soap looks after about 10-14 days from pouring and cutting it. Usually whatever it looks like at that point is what the final soap will end up looking like.
Mystery Fragrance #1
This fragrance got a little bit darker-more yellowish over the ten days.
Mystery Fragrance #2
Slight color change, but overall this soap remained fairly white/off-white.
Mystery Fragrance #3
Definitely started to get a tint of yellow to it. However, I expected this to happen because even after taking the soap out of the mold it had the faintest hint of yellow.
Mystery Fragrance #4
*sigh* This one got more orange. In fact it quite significantly changed colors. But I still love the fragrance and I’ll use colors that will work with the fragrance! Bramble Berry you HAVE to keep this fragrance!!!
Mystery Fragrance #5
More color morphing. This one went from yellow-tan to orange-brown.
Mystery Fragrance #6
No color change. Started white, ended up white. I’m transferring my dreams of white and pink swirled soap to this one (since I like this fragrance too :D)
Mystery Fragrance #7
Some change. Went from white to tan to brownish.
Mystery Fragrance #8
It got a little darker but pretty much remained yellow.
Jennifer's Handmade Soap 
Love seeing the side-by-side pics. It really gives a good representation of the change in colors! And I love the descriptions too! =)
Thanks 🙂 It was fun testing the fragrances!