Lights, Camera, Cut!

By Amelia Perez
 

The art of cutting artisanal soap: precision, aroma and quality in every bar.

The cutting of natural soap is as crucial as the cutting of great cheeses, an art that requires precision and skill. Just as a master cheesemaker examines each wheel of cheese, we, soap artisans, carry out meticulous quality control during this phase. It is at this point that we define the texture and shape of our soap bars, ensuring that we maintain excellence in each product.

How to cut handmade soap

Manual cutting of our Natural Carrot Soap , an integral part of our production.

The charm of aroma: Enjoying the essences

Once the soap bars have dried, it is time to cut them. It is during this process that a true delight is unleashed for the senses, especially for the sense of smell. As each bar of soap is carefully cut, the air is filled with the intoxicating aroma of the natural essences used in its creation. From the freshness of lavender to the warmth of orange, each cut releases an explosion of fragrances that lifts the spirit and transports the person who makes it to a world of gratifying sensations. It is a magical moment where craftsmanship merges with a passion for nature, creating a unique and memorable experience.

How to cut handmade soap

We use a double-handled knife to distribute our energy and achieve a precise cut.

Precision in every cut: Challenges and compromises

Our artisanal process begins with the cutting of our natural soap bars. Each cut is an opportunity to ensure the quality and consistency of our creations. During the winter months, when low temperatures affect the texture of the soap, this task becomes an additional challenge. The compact consistency of the soap requires extra effort to achieve precise and uniform cuts.

How to cut handmade soap

Applying our weight vertically on the knife helps us obtain a straight line cut .

Unique and distinctive: The result of meticulous work

Each bar of soap is the result of two carefully executed cuts. First, we cut the main bar into manageable sections, and then we divide each section into individual bars. This meticulous process ensures that each bar is unique, with its own distinctive texture and character.

How to cut handmade soap

In the second cut we get what is essentially our soap bar.

Shapes that enchant: The influence of mold and cuts

The shape of our handmade soaps is the result not only of the mold used in their creation, but also of the carefully executed cuts during the soapmaking process. Each mold and each cut contribute to defining the unique appearance of our soap bars. This attention to detail at every stage of the artisanal process ensures that each soap is a masterpiece in itself, ready to embellish your personal care routine.

How to cut handmade soapHow to cut handmade soap

The final tablet is the result of two cuts.

The final touch: Individually weighed and marked

Once the pastilles are cut, we proceed to weigh and mark them individually. This final step ensures that each product meets our quality standards and is ready to be enjoyed by our customers.

How to cut a handmade soap from a mold

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