Though you're going to want to try it right away, let it set at least a few days before you test it...and at least a few weeks before you use it in the bath.
As it's curing, your house will be filled with the wonderful sweet spicy scents!
Pumpkin Pie Soap
By David Fisher, About.com Guide
Let the soap cool and cure overnight before slicing it.
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- Let's Get Started Making Our Pumpkin Soap
- Melt Your Oils
- Add the Lye and Blend
- Separate Out Some of the Soap
- Add the Pumpkin and Fragrance Oil
- Add the Spices
- Blend Both to Trace
- Layer the Two Colors
- Swirl in the Mold
- Cool, Cut and Enjoy!
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