Let the soap cool to about 150 degrees.
Slowly pour the soap into the jars being careful not to spill over the edge or overfill the container.
Repeat with each jar.
Set the jars in a safe place to cool.
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After melting the soap in the microwave or double boiler, add the fragrance oil and stir well.
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