If the soap is still soft after the recommended time, there are a few things you can try:
Give it more time: Depending on the type of soap and the conditions, it may take longer than the recommended time for the soap to fully harden. Give it a little more time to see if it will harden up.
Pop it in the freezer: If you’re in a hurry, you can try putting the mold with the soap in the freezer for 10-15 minutes. The cold temperature can help speed up the hardening process.
Increase the temperature: If the room temperature is too low, it can slow down the hardening process. Try placing the mold in a slightly warmer area or using a heat source like a heating pad to increase the temperature.
Check the soap recipe: If the soap is still soft, there may be an issue with the recipe. Check to make sure the correct amounts of ingredients were used and that the soap was mixed thoroughly.
Use a dehumidifier: High humidity can also slow down the hardening process of soap. If the air is humid, try using a dehumidifier to remove excess moisture from the air.
Remember, it’s important to allow the soap to fully harden before attempting to remove it from the mold to avoid any damage or distortion to the soap bars.
