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Shelf Life of Bath Products & Ingredients: Rancidity vs. Mold
In episode 73 of Soapmaking 101, Anne-Marie Faiola explores product shelf life in soapmaking. She explains the basics, distinguishing between rancidity and mold, and guides listeners on identifying these issues. Learn about the shelf life of soap and bath bombs, with practical tips for storage and extending product longevity. The episode wraps up with a sponsor message from BrambleBerry.com, ensuring your handmade goods stay fresh and effective.
Key Points
- Understanding the shelf life of bath and beauty ingredients is crucial to ensure your products remain safe and effective.
- Rancidity and mold are separate issues; rancidity refers to the deterioration of oils and fats, while mold and bacteria growth occur in products containing water.
- Proper storage conditions like a dark, cool, and dry environment can significantly extend the shelf life of your products.
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