Curing is the process of allowing saponification to complete and for water to evaporate out. In this way, the soap is dry, harder, milder and the lye non-existent in the finished product. It takes about 4 weeks for a soap to dry and the lye to be totally transformed. If you pick up the soaps before the 4-week curing finished, we will label the date when you can start to use the soaps.
Sweating:
Decorating accessories, if applicable, are made of melt and pour soap. It has added glycerin that pulls in moisture from the air. This can cause beads of moisture on the bar called sweating or glycerin dew. This is normal and will have no impact on functionality.
