Teach Soap

My question is: When is the earliest you have cut your soap after you have poured it? I try to wait eighteen to twenty- four hours, but it's soooooo hard to be patient

If it gels, you can usually cut it after it cools off. If it didn't gel, at least a day.

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

That's just what I was hoping! This morning I made a batch scented with BB Berrywine and it smells AMAZING! i divided the soap and colored some with BB Rio Rose and some with TD. I layered it then swirled it. The Rio Rose makes the prettiest color. I wish I wasn't such a moron with computers so I could post pics. Learning to do that is one of the many things on my to do list. Anyway, thanks for such a quick answer.

You're welcome. If you sign up with Photobucket, you can post your pics there, then post the link here. And it's free.

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.

I usually follow soapbuddy's advice and do the same thing. Only exception is salt bars; I cut those while still pretty warm or I can't cut them w/o crumbling them.

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Does Betty Ford offer a program for soaping addiction?

Ok. Thanks everyone!