Re: Goat's Milk Soap

[Guest guest]

I use the same recipe(from Melinda Coss' The Handmade Soap Book) and it comes

out great. Its actually one of my nicest soaps to date!! I just follow the

directions in the book and havent had any problems. Any questions~you can

email me..............Judy

[Guest guest]

I use the same recipe(from Melinda Coss' The Handmade Soap Book) and it comes

out great. Its actually one of my nicest soaps to date!! I just follow the

directions in the book and havent had any problems. Any questions~you can

email me..............Judy

[Guest guest]

I use the same recipe(from Melinda Coss' The Handmade Soap Book) and it comes

out great. Its actually one of my nicest soaps to date!! I just follow the

directions in the book and havent had any problems. Any questions~you can

email me..............Judy

[Guest guest]

Hey ,

I'll tell you what I did...there are many different ways, but this

worked best for me. First of all, I use powdered goats milk. I mix up

a fairly thick consistency and I pour it just after I mixed my lye/water

and fats together, NOT at trace. I heated it to around the same temps

as the fats & lye temps. My temps were around 85-90 degrees. And don't

insulate.

Good luck,

Howie

tshacat@... wrote:

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> From: tshacat@...

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> Hey All,

>

> I want to make soap using goat's milk. I have heard

> that it is great for dry skin. I have a recipe but it

> seems to me I read

> somewhere there is some special things you have to do with it.

> Any help would be appreciated. I'm open to any suggestions and

> recipes. The recipe I have is from " The handmade Soap Book " .

> I live in WI, and this weathe ris taking a toll on my skin. (dry dry dry)

>

> from WI

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