How should I store this thick soap to make it last and keep its texture?

Proper storage is key to maintaining the soap's dense, concentrated texture and extending its use. Because it has a thick, paste-like consistency, it can become soft if left sitting in water. The most important step is to use a soap dish or rack that allows water to drain away completely after each use. Avoid leaving it in a puddle of water in a shower tray or a non-draining soap dish.

Between uses, let it air dry in a cool, dry place, not in direct sunlight or a consistently humid environment like a sealed shower cabinet. This helps it harden slightly and last longer. If you travel with it, ensure it's completely dry before packing it in a container, and consider a ventilated soap case. Over time, all natural soaps may develop a harder outer layer, which is normal and doesn't affect the product inside. Following these steps will help you get the most out of its concentrated formula, as a little goes a long way.