Preservation of handmade gel soap

If the soap has been removed from the plastic film and you do not want to use it for the time being, dry it first, then find a container with a good seal and put it in the refrigerator. Remember to use a lidded, well-sealed container, preferably a crisper box like Lock, because there is still a certain humidity in the refrigerator, so the soap must be kept as little in contact with the air as possible. If you can't find a container, you can wrap the soap completely with plastic wrap, put it in a plastic bag, tie the mouth tightly, and store it in the refrigerator. When you want to use it, take it out of the refrigerator and put the box in a cool place for a day, and then open the lid and take out the soap the next day.

Supplementary answer: In humid and hot weather, soap will easily go rancid and become covered with oil spots.

So do a good job of saving it and don’t leave it in a humid environment easily to avoid it