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Nice! I find the tallow makes incredibly hard bars that harden up way too fast before I have time to cut and my edges aren’t always pretty! But makes for a good bar, I’ve actually a bar in the shower now!
So when using tallow, don’t wait too long to cut bars, check! So pretty. I love long lasting bars. Though it does prevent from going to other awesome bars.
I use tallow or lard in most of my bars. I can usually cut in 24 hours and they’re still soft enough to “dent” with my fingers if I’m not careful.
I’ve been taking notes, so this helps. Im thinking tallow will come in handy. Definitely. However, I will admit, one day, I want to do Castile soap. I do. Which takes months to cure. Sigh.
I’ve got a few bars that have been curing for two years. I don’t really like the bar version. Would much rather have soap with Shea and tallow/lard. They feel more moisturizing on my skin.
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