Simply cut into bars with a long, sharp kitchen knife. Once the soap has cured, store the store in paper bags rather than plastic. Plastic tends to make soaps sweat, whereas paper is porous and will protect the soap for a year or more. Try experimenting with a variety of different herbs for surprising scents. You can also experiment with the different textures, thickness, and shapes of soap.
Homemade soap is also great for gift giving, as well as for personalized designs.
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