Using the tongs, dip the leaf into the soap and let it sit for 10 seconds or so.
Autumn Leaves Single Serve Hand Soaps
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
After the fragrance has been added, it's time to dip the leaves. It's important that the soap be very liquid. If you need to pop it back into the microwave for 15-30 second to get it nice and liquid, do so.
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- Let's Get Started Making Some Autumn Leaves Soap
- Prepare Your Leaves
- Cut, Weigh and Melt the Soap
- Add Fragrance Oil
- Dip the Leaves
- Let them Drip
- Place the Leaf onto Wax Paper
- Peel and Place
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