A week ago I found a bar in my closet and has been forgotten for quite some time. I had to go back to my soap-making log and was surprised that it was made in March 2010. It was shrink-wrapped and labeled and still in very good shape though the color has been faded a little bit. But it still smells good. Driven by the eagerness I took it to my shower. Even though the scent had become mild and the bar is a bit smaller and hard, but all qualities a good handmade soap are there. Things that brings you smile & happiness and this is one of them.
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Shelf Life of Handmade Soap
One of the most frequently asked questions is the shelf life of handmade soaps. In my opinion there is not a standard answer. Many factors impart shelf life of a handmade soap such as oil/butter, additives & storage conditions.
A week ago I found a bar in my closet and has been forgotten for quite some time. I had to go back to my soap-making log and was surprised that it was made in March 2010. It was shrink-wrapped and labeled and still in very good shape though the color has been faded a little bit. But it still smells good. Driven by the eagerness I took it to my shower. Even though the scent had become mild and the bar is a bit smaller and hard, but all qualities a good handmade soap are there. Things that brings you smile & happiness and this is one of them.
A week ago I found a bar in my closet and has been forgotten for quite some time. I had to go back to my soap-making log and was surprised that it was made in March 2010. It was shrink-wrapped and labeled and still in very good shape though the color has been faded a little bit. But it still smells good. Driven by the eagerness I took it to my shower. Even though the scent had become mild and the bar is a bit smaller and hard, but all qualities a good handmade soap are there. Things that brings you smile & happiness and this is one of them.
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