How to Make All-Natural Goat Milk Cold Process Soap (Technique Video #24)
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- Опубліковано 13 гру 2019
- Here is a look at how I make GOAT MILK SOAP. It is all-natural and contains no colorant or fragrance. There are tips shared throughout the video, so make sure to stay until the end, where I talk about white spots in milk soaps.
**If you have never made cold process soap, please research the basics of soap making, especially *LYE SAFETY. • How to Make Cold Proce...
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INGREDIENTS
___ Frozen Goat Milk (local)
___ Sodium Hydroxide www.essentialdepot.com/categor...
___ Sodium Lactate www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-...
___ Palm Kernel Flakes www.wholesalesuppliesplus.com...
___ Coconut Oil www.elementsbathandbody.com/c...
___ Lard (local)
___ Avocado Oil www.elementsbathandbody.com/A...
___ Castor Oil www.elementsbathandbody.com/C...
___ Olive Oil Pure (local)
___ Cocoa Butter www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-...
SUPPLIES
___ Safety Gear (safety goggles, extra-long gloves) www.amazon.com/Playtex-Great-...
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___ Digital Scale www.elementsbathandbody.com/m...
___ (2) Pitchers / Containers (for measuring lye water and oils; should be polypropylene or high-density polyethylene, recycle numbers 5 or 2. Avoid using glass for mixing your water and lye.) www.elementsbathandbody.com/3...
___ Bowl (for measure lye)
___ Spatula(s) www.amazon.com/dp/B01M15MTN0/...
___ Bowl (for ice water and ice cubes, slightly larger than water and lye container)
___ Ice and Water
___ Cover (for lye)
___ Thermometer (An infrared thermometer is highly recommended, but not necessary.) www.elementsbathandbody.com/i...
___ Measuring Spoons www.amazon.com/dp/B07C8998QN/
___ Large Batter Bowl (plastic with recycling numbers 5 or 2, or thick glass, mine is 2 Quart / 2 L) www.amazon.com/Anchor-Hocking...
___ Small Squeeze Bottles (optional) www.amazon.com/dp/B017UR07NU/...
___ Fine Mesh Strainer (optional) www.amazon.com/Norpro-2126-St...
___ Pestle or Spoon (To push milk solution through the strainer)
___ 10” Silicone Mold (or mold with liner with a capacity of around 50 oz / 1417 g) www.brambleberry.com/shop-by-...
___ Cutting Board (or something solid for mold support)
___ Stick Blender www.amazon.com/Dynamic-Intern...
___ Mold Cover (I use Plexiglass and a piece of plastic wrap, but you can use cardboard or whatever works.)
___ (2) Towels (to make mold cozy)
___ Wax Paper (to cover cutting board)
___ Palette Knife (optional) www.amazon.com/dp/B004O7CFT4/...
___ Ruler (optional)
___ Marking Tool (optional, a skewer would work fine)
___ Wire Cutter and Guide (or thin non-serrated knife, a crinkle cutter would work too) global.rakuten.com/en/store/c...
___ Vegetable Peeler (Optional, the ones with a thinner gap between the blades work the best. They are the old style. Try second-hand stores.)
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Funny, I do goat milk soaps frequently and did my unscented one this morning as well, great minds. As for the white spots,I only have a limited science background, but over 50 years of soaping experience. You hit the nail on the head, higher fat content liquids (like milks) can begin to saponify early, especially if lye/milk is allowed to sit for an extended amount of time, I personally appreciate the spots, it helps identify it as homemade and honest, and I like that. Thanks so much for sharing.
I have no interest in ever making soap, but I am watching every single one of your videos because your video editing, soapmaking process, and methodical preciseness are deeply satisfying for my brain <3
I learned so much (which doesn't surprise me as I always learn from and love your tutorials). Thank you for the gift of them. You inspire me and I want to thank you for doing this soap. I haven't made a plain bar yet but this simplicity is beautiful in so many ways. God bless!
I am always exited to see an upload from you. These bars look really nice.
I just love watching your videos, Teri! You give the best tips and tricks and all-around info that is so important to our Soapmaking. Thank you!
I love this simple soap! And the packaging! SIMPLY perfect!! 😍
I love the simplicity of the soap. Very pretty. Thank you for making this video
There is something very beautiful about a plain bar of soap, and yours are definitely very beautiful. Another lovely video.
Absolutely loved this video! I have been wanting to make goat’s milk soap, knew it scorched if not iced etc, but didn’t know the amount of time and the breaks in between that it took. This video is very clear and precise. Thank you! Your soap look so creamy and silky! 😍
Can't wait to check out this recipe! Beautiful soap! I love how informative you are in your videos!
Beautiful soap! So fresh and simple!
My favorite soap of yours! It’s currently in my shower!
Beautiful soap, Teri! I really enjoy your videos and your FB group. They've both been very helpful for a new soaper like me. Thank you!
We appreciate you!! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and beautiful soap!!!
Another great video, thanks Teri. I haven’t got that much experience with cold process soap yet but this is definitely a recipe I’d been keen to try in the future, I love goats milk soap.
Always love watching you make soaps xx can't wait to see more 😊
Love your strsight edged bars. They look so perfect .👌
You do the nicest, most precise work. Really appreciate that.
I am loving this I can't wait to try make some homemade soap like this I love it how it turn out to be