How To Use Milk In Cold Process Soap - Simple No Freeze Method!!
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Check out our Oat Milk Soap Recipe too! • Oat Milk Cold Process ...
If you want to know How To add milk to Soap, this no freeze technique is simple to make and can be used with all types of milk including goat milk and plant-based milk like coconut milk or oat milk. If you love making cp soap but want that luxury of milk why not try out this tutorial.
Check out our Live classes and courses at www.soapschool.com
See more of us at
/ soapschooluk
/ soapschooluk
MILK SOAP RECIPE WITH THE NO FREEZE METHOD
150g Coconut oil
250g Olive oil
100g Palm oil
75g Milk of your choice
80g Distilled water
69g Sodium hydroxide (aka lye/caustic soda)
#soap #milksoap #soapmaking
Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE for more soap making fun!
/ @soapschooluk
I'm glad i watched this video 😊now i know what to do if my soap had crack in the future 😅
Isn't it such an easy way :)
Yes ma'am hehe ...I'm one of you're viewers here in Philippines 😊
@@CLyn-hi8ib Thanks for your support, we appreciate you
My whole soap making business is based off of goat milk! I raise American Alpine goats and use their milk in my soaps. I love the properties it gives my bars but I also love how the sugar benefits the lather! So many reasons to use goat milk soap!
I love this Melody, I bet they are fabulous!
I make milk soaps for all my soaps! Love the creamy feeling. Also use the milk in oil method, works awesome.
Yay, another milk soap lover!
That styrofoam cooler is a wonderful trick for insulating your soaps while they set up. Love how your soaps turned out.
I love milk soaps. I just started using buttermilk and I have had great results
Thanks for your awesome videos
They’re so easy to watch 😊 I love spending time with you and I’m learning a lot ❤
thanks
Love your soothing, calming voice while you’re teaching us your exceptional skills. I am attempting to make this batch today with Oat Milk trying to incorporate Castor oil in it. Thank you for sharing such a lovely recipe. Any tips would be appreciated!
Yes, I love milk soap! I actually made one for my little boys out of my own breastmilk. I've used it on myself too, and it's wonderful.
Edit: I added the milk to my soap after it reached trace, which worked very well I think.
What a beautiful way to use your own milk
@@SoapSchoolUK it really has been wonderful! And it's helped with the baby excema that both my boys have.
Dog food often comes in those polystyrene boxes. Lovely video thank you
oo I have to look out for more then, they are great!
Nice 😊
I almost always make coconut milk soap, I really like the feel of it, especially since my skin is so sensitive and dry.
Hi Elisabet, I love making coconut milk soaps too. They have a lovely feel and tend to stay nice and pale
I always refrigerate my milk soap or even freeze it so it doesn’t overheat during saponification, especially if I’ve used honey. But I’m not a fan of gel phase in any of my soaps, just personal choice
Love your videos
Aww thanks Debra
Helloooo ! Love your intro Sarah and I adoreyour simple soap making process. I made this recipe last weekend side by side with my 12 yr old granddaughter who adores the art. I did add castor oil by reducing the amount of palm oil to 50g. I also made my own Oat Milk by soaking the rolled oat overnight (I am considering soaking for 2 hrs moving forward then blend the pulp with additional water) I then ran it through soap calc. The batch came out very soft but is hardening over time. However, I would love to see you soap with Lard in the future. Thank you for sharing !
Thank you for all your videos. I haven't made a milk soap, yet. This inspired me!
I'm so glad and hope you get the chance to try it soon
I like the process and the results, I will need to try this.
Definitely a great use of the cuttings of the soap this was a great video
Thank you Trinika. Glad you liked it!
Yes! This is the way I do it. ❤️
Hi dear Sarah, I hope you and your family are well. You did a lovely job on this soap and gave some great tips. Take care.
Thanks
I made an oat milk and honey soap as one of my first attempts not knowing how badly wrong it could have gone but I LOVE it. I've still got loads to use but it is a firm favourite of mine personally.
It sounds beautiful Debs
I have tried your recipe it is fabulous! Thank you for sharing!
Yay, so glad you enjoyed it!
Another awesome video that I want to make. I really like milk soaps especially goats milk. I've used the making ice cubes with with milk, but I will try this method. Sometimes the soap gets too hot or doesn't jell and has a darker color in the middle after I cut the soap. I found to soap at a lower temperature like around 90 degrees and just put a top on the mold. I will definitely try this recipe, thanks for the great video.
Try placing it in fridge or freezer to stop the gel too
Hey Sarah,
Many thanks ALWAYS, for sharing your amazing videos 💚
I just was wondering about a super fat in this recipe🌷
I generally start with a 5% SF when testing a recipe
@@SoapSchoolUK
Thanks, Sarah.
Thanks, I can hardly wait to try. I stopped making soap for few months now during the pandemic and plan to resume.
I hope you get back to enjoying it soon Lala
I love using coconut milk in my soap it's really good for my dry skin
I love that, it really does seem to feel extra special
I love my coconut milk soap! I try to get a full fat and use it as a little extra buffer for my SF%.
@@poetdehart9898 It sounds delicious!
Beautiful every time ... thanks
Thanks for your support Sarah x
Thanks dear it's too beautiful
Olive, I am so glad you like it :)
I always put my goats milk soap in the freezer so it doesn’t gel. I didn’t know you could insulate them, and they turned out so beautifully. I might try this and see if I like it better.
It's great to try new things isn't it :)
@@SoapSchoolUK I was wondering why you insulated through gel. Since it's not about color, is it for the hardness of the bars? I too usually cool my milk soaps to avoid the cracking.
@@wisedove7 Faster hard bar and smoother
@@SoapSchoolUK Ahhhhhh.... Thanks so much! 😊
Great video Sarah!! Nice soap!
I love milk soaps for their creaminess! The milk in oil technique is so much easier than freezing milk. I like to add a little bit of white kaolin clay for a lovely silky feel.
Thank you!
Love your videos & your tiny little blue mold!
I agree Cathy, Kaolin adds an extra level to it
That's a Korean mold! :) I love milk and kaolin clay too!
@@galaxia4709 we do get the molds from S Korea :)
Thanks for sharing
God bless you
Love your videos and yes, I use milks but use the powders so far. I have used the coconut cream but didn’t know any difference. Love milk soaps.
Hey JoAnn, Milk powder work GREAT, Love them!
How do you use the milk powder if I may ask? Do you add it at emulsion, will it desolve then, or do you first mixed it with water?
@@galaxia4709 I mix in water and add at trace
Lovely ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Fantastic thank you
Thanks so much, I'm so glad you enjoyed it :)
Fabulous video as always i love milk soaps, i do a full water replacement with frozen milk lovely and creamy..
That sounds delicious Sonia
Love it Sarah, going to have another watch at the weekend and give it a go!
Hi Karen, Hope you enjoy it
Love the video! Where did you get the silicone mold?! Looks like a nice size
It's from Global market in S Korea but they ship
I use aloe vera juice instead of water and add buttermilk powder to the oils prior to adding the lye solution.
I could listen to your soothing voice all day ♥️ love this! Newbie here and I want to try my first go at goats milk so this was an inspirational video! TY can you let me know where did u get ur soap cutter I see more wood than metal
Welcome Michelle!! I got it from soap cutter pro on Etsy :). You will love soap making!
Thank you so much for this. Forgot to put my milk in the freezer. Im a beginner with milk. Recipe calls for 12.16 water. Im going to use 8.06 oz of water and only 4.06 oz of milk to start. Hope i do it right! Lye is 4.41 ounces. So that should be good
I always do it from frozen because u want what moisture that evaporates out to leave all the goat's milk goodness in the bar. I only put one color in a bar, if any at all, usually just a nice lavender purple and lavender essential oil. I'll try this method when I want to 'play' and see how it compares to full milk.
Ann, your soap sounds lovely!
Hi I’m your big fan. U told oils @ 80F to be mixed into lye solution. But wat was the temp of lye solution at that time?
Hi, Your lye can be at room temperature
Awesome! Thank you for sharing your experience with us. Can we add preservative.
Hi Temitope, bar soaps do not require a preservative :)
@@SoapSchoolUK . Thanks very much for your reply.
Great video! I'm going to try it. One question, what size is the mold you use for that recipe? thanks for sharing ❤️❤️
Hi Melisa, I use a 500g mould which I find great for testing recipes and small batches for home use. It makes 5 to 6 bars
@@SoapSchoolUK Where did you purchase that mold from? I've looked on eBay and amazon and couldn't find any like that.
@@johnnybstuddd4482 Imported from S Korea
Good morning Sarah. Excellent video!! One question: Do you think this would be a good recipe for an infant/baby? My granddaughter is almost 3 months old and my daughter is having a hard time finding baby soap. By the time I would get this done and ready, she'll be 5 months old, but I wanted to know (for future customers or new babies in our family) if you think this can be used for infants/babies? Thank you so much and keep up the GREAT videos!
Honestly, I don't think babies need soap but i understand that many people like to use them :) If you do use one keep it very simple and unfragranced. You can clean babies and keep them moisturised with a natural baby oil too
Hi..thank you, I loved the video..excellent teaching..quick question can I use rose water or orange blossom water instead distilled water .thank you
Sorry how long does the curing process take..
Yes you can! and curing takes 4 to 6 weeks
beautifull soap, may I ask what kind of olive oil that you used in this recipe? is that pomace?
I use regular olive oil or sometimes light in colour. Pomace works well if you are not doing swirls etc.
Hello, thank you for sharing. Is there a substitute for palm oil?
You can use this method with any palm free recipe :)
Lovely video. I feel a little more confident trying this out.
Where can I purchase the same scales you have?
I only have a tiny kitchen scale that isn't appreciate for soap making 😬
The MyWeigh KD7000 or the KD8000 especially
@@SoapSchoolUK 🙏 thank you for this ☺️
Great video, thank you, which milk did you use, or the full cream or other
I used regular goat milk in this one :)
What can I substitute the Palm oil with? Thanks in advance
You would need a palm-free recipe
Hiya just watched your coconut milk soap video and I wondered is there anything else to use in place of lye ? X
Sadly you can't make natural soap without a strong alkali. The fats and oils are transformed into soap and no lye remains in the final product. If you do not wish to use lye, you could use a melt and pour soap base instead
Brand new at making soap can I put milk in any recipe? I'm going to be making your Cocoa Butter soap and wondered if I could add the milk to it?
You can use milk as part of your liquids yes :)
@@SoapSchoolUK Awesome! Thank you!
Can you add milk to a recipe that uses only olive oil and coconut oil, but no palm oil?
Yes you can but you would need a palm free recipe that has the lye recalculated to account for the changes in oils
If I use coconut milk, will adding coconut oil make the soap super cleansing? If I want to make a moist soap, how much coconut milk is equal to its oil? Soapcalc doesn't have water replacement calculation.
The coconut oil is giving you the lather in this soap
What super fat for milk soap is recommended
Hello 🥰
I want to try your recepi but i dont like to use palm oil .
what should i use to replace palm oil ?
You would need to use the milk etc etc in a palm free recipe, sadly you cant just switch an oil
@@SoapSchoolUK thank you🥰
Mam sd we use raw milk or boiled milk
You can use either but cool the milk before adding it
@@SoapSchoolUK Thanku soo much mam I love the way u talk it's soo sweet👍😘
Sarah thanks how much lye do I need
Recipe is in the description :)
Where do you get the tool to swirl with?
The swirling tool was just a chopstick :)
My dear, my soap discoloured into blue in the middle, any idea why?
Sounds like something in the fragrance?
@SoapSchoolUK thank you, my dear💙. Will experiment again.
How long do you cure them for?
4 to 6 weeks usually
Thx
Goat milk is my favorite to use and buttermilk. :)
I also love goat milk
Or you can make your lye solution a day or more ahead.
It should be used the same day or it will become de activated
Where is the exact recipe
In the description under the video :)
I've it unscented
It is lovely unscented Dev :)
I always use this method with goat milk 👍🏻 waiting for using breast milk for a special order
how many pounds of soap did this recipe make ?
The recipe is in the description and is a 500g / 1 lb recipe
Where's your gloves muxing Lyle is dangerous did you told them that
😍😍😍😍😍
why do this silly texturing after pouring into the mould? draw a flat object from one end to the other and it looks much more aesthetically pleasing- it isnt bread
- or cake
@@hwntwww Some people love the top flat, others like creating texture. Lots of options
I personally prefer the feel of a slightly textured top (plus it's fun to do!). Everyone has their own preferences, but I actually find it more aesthetically pleasing this way (as do many others). That's the beauty of handmade soap, you can make it how you prefer.
What was the white lumpy stuff you placed in that stainless steel container? Useless video, thumbs down.
If you are using sodium hydroxide in your procedure, leaving out information makes your video dangerous.
Either go step by step with complete information or go home.
I am unsure which section you are referring to. I am explaining each dsection and added captions to further assist. The full recipe is included in the description too. The lye mixing is explained step by step as we show how to mix the lye with ice as part of the liquid. Is this the white lumps you refer to? If further on, it could be the coconut oil?
You are so rude
Love your videos
I love making them for you Debra