If you don't have an end cap, I have known soap makers just use several layers of plastic wrap and some tight rubber bands to seal the end. The caps are only about 25 cents at the Home Depot...and I think they're well worth it!
Make Loofah Soap
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Take your mold and make sure that it is free from any dust or dirt on the inside. Put the end cap on firmly.
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- Natural Exfoliation
- What You'll Need
- Prepare the Mold
- Insert the Loofah
- Cut, Weigh & Melt the Soap
- Add Fragrance Oil and Color
- Pour Soap into Pipe Mold - Melt and Pour Soap Making Recipe
- Unmold the Soap
- Slicing the Soap
- Head for the Shower!
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