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Hello! Even if you don't believe the cancerous claims that some mention about SLS' they do tend to dry out the skin and cause rashes in some persons with sensitive skin. The people that you try to give this to would probably tell you if they experience this type of reaction though, and then...

Re: Nice analogy. I agree with this interpretation. I know I work dang hard crafting. manipulating and bending this base to my will and imagination! Yes I start off with a base but the rest is up to me.

Does your soap base contain sodium laurel/laureth sulfate? This is very drying and could be the culprit. Look for soaps without this ingredient for non drying.

Brambleberry sells something called SLSA which is related but is non drying. Check it out here http://www.brambleberry.com/Sodium-Lauryl-Sulfoacetate-SLSA-P5244.aspx

Genius!! I live in a humid area (VT) and now that it is winter and the humidity is drastically lower, I haven't had as much trouble with this. However, even with the saran wrapping+ heat gun I get some air bubbles that eventually get sweaty and then fill in with seeped out soap (not really...

I am also a newbie but I think another way to release the block from the pan is to run a heat gun or hair dryer along the bottom to loosen it just a bit so it slips out. there's a slight potential melt factor, but putting the soap in the fridge isn't super great for it either, i think.