Teach Soap

I am fairly new to soap making (M&P only) and am finding that the soaps get sort of slimy and mushy sitting on the sink counter in the bathroom....??? I have just opened my business: http://www.anightatthesoapopera.com and have had my first few sales! I do not want my customers experiencing this in their bathroom...any thoughts? I am using aloe, hemp, honey and clear glycerine, and shea, white and goats milk opaque soaps mostly. I now need to re-order soap bases....castille? :-/

The soap needs a well drained soap dish where it won't be resting in water.

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Linda
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Thanks - it is in a well drained dish. I'm talking about the actual feel of the soap - and when it turns over in your hands it feels a bit 'soft' and squishy - is it the type of soap do you think? I understand the glycerine soaps 'collect' moisture, as they all get dewy and 'fuzzy' looking, so I want to see if this is the norm?

It does have a different feel from cold process, but none of the bases I've tried from Brambleberry felt slimy or mushy. The soap has always been hard. Are you adding any additional oils?

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Linda
I know the voices in my head aren't real, but they sure have some great ideas!