And that's why I have three stick blenders. using two as one for standby one fot active use. The 3rd is there for that emergency use if the other two fail.
Haha, love it. I have two stick blenders, AND now two temperature guns. I drop mine on the floor recently, the batteries in it went flying, and I wasn’t sure how accurate it was when putting it back together. I was a bIt lost in the middle of making soap as to where the temperature degrees was at, so have bought a spare. As they both are essential to the soap making process. So, good on you.
I'm planning on making a salt bar with goat milk but I'll be using the milk in oil method as I don't want to use frozen milk. I made a box for my loaf mold like that to prevent the bowing. Thanks for sharing this video. The visual is exactly what I needed.
What a beautiful soap! At the moment I can't make soap. But I enjoy the soap making and the narrating, such a calming voice. Thank you for sharing! 🐐 🧼 🧂
Lovely recipe, thank you so much for your video, tutorial, and very open generous sharing. I love your company and your soap work, and the fact that you are in the UK like me. I feel that you and Wayne are my friends. Gonna definitely try this soap bar in the next few days. Been thinking of salt bar making literally over the last few days. I made a pink clay salt bar about 6 months ago, my first. I thought that I didn’t like it as it was so hard that I thought that it wouldn’t lather. I started using it 2 weeks ago - and oh my goodness - it’s hard and long lasting in the shower, bubbly and gently cleansing. Bless ya my Sussex friends!
Thank you for such a lovely comment :-) It's so nice to hear that our viewers think of us as friends as that is exactly how we like to be seen. Yes, salt bars are so hard, but they do create such a beautiful lather. They are our bars of choice when it comes to our own sinks and we currently have one of our lavender ones on the go!
Very informative video , i really enjoyed it. Thank you so much for sharing the recipe and all your knowledge! on soapmaking! look forward to the next video.Thank you, liked & sub x
Thank you so much Angie :-) I think next week is another Goat Milk soap but with a different twist on the design and with some natural colouring too - it's a good one!
Love the addition of goat milk to the salt bar. Beautiful looking soap and presentation. Interesting to hear about the distilled version of lime and the change in Bergamot essential oils making a difference. I use both EO and will look for that over here in Aus in future
Thank you :-) Yes, it is strange how the extraction method of the essential oil can change it from being phototoxic to not. I have never thought to research about why this actually is, but now I want to!
Thank you :-) Yes, we cure (dry) our salt soaps at room temperature. We do find they can sweat in high humidity, so we do sometimes cure them in a room with a dehumidifier running if we find they are starting to sweat.
Do you make an avocado soap that is skin friendly? I've found avocado oil quite stinky but haven't used it in a soap just skin balms for myself. I wondered if it acts differently in soap? Thank you
The only soap we include Avocado Oil in is one of our salt bars and then it is only at 10%. We are going to be experimenting with different oils and butters over the coming months though, so I will add Avocado to our "must try" list!
You could certainly give it a go, though you would need to run the changes through soap calc as the required lye amount may change :-) Coconut Milk should be fine to use instead of Goats Milk.
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I love seeing a notification from you guys and even better it's a milk salt soap! The best!
Thank you! Yes, we have a few milk soap videos coming up as we have been enjoying making them lately :-)
And that's why I have three stick blenders. using two as one for standby one fot active use. The 3rd is there for that emergency use if the other two fail.
Haha, love it. I have two stick blenders, AND now two temperature guns. I drop mine on the floor recently, the batteries in it went flying, and I wasn’t sure how accurate it was when putting it back together. I was a bIt lost in the middle of making soap as to where the temperature degrees was at, so have bought a spare. As they both are essential to the soap making process. So, good on you.
Beautiful soap!! Thank you for all the info on the lime and Bergamot oils. Is always a pleasure to watch your videos, all full of information. ❤😊
I'm planning on making a salt bar with goat milk but I'll be using the milk in oil method as I don't want to use frozen milk. I made a box for my loaf mold like that to prevent the bowing. Thanks for sharing this video. The visual is exactly what I needed.
What a beautiful soap! At the moment I can't make soap. But I enjoy the soap making and the narrating, such a calming voice. Thank you for sharing! 🐐 🧼 🧂
Thank you, I am glad you are enjoying our videos and hopefully they can entertain you while you can't make soap yourself :-)
thank you Anne, that was absolutely enlightening...Terry
Did they keep their color after a week or so? Mine always starts off a cream color and after a few weeks it darkens dramatically.
Lovely recipe, thank you so much for your video, tutorial, and very open generous sharing. I love your company and your soap work, and the fact that you are in the UK like me. I feel that you and Wayne are my friends. Gonna definitely try this soap bar in the next few days. Been thinking of salt bar making literally over the last few days. I made a pink clay salt bar about 6 months ago, my first. I thought that I didn’t like it as it was so hard that I thought that it wouldn’t lather. I started using it 2 weeks ago - and oh my goodness - it’s hard and long lasting in the shower, bubbly and gently cleansing. Bless ya my Sussex friends!
Thank you for such a lovely comment :-) It's so nice to hear that our viewers think of us as friends as that is exactly how we like to be seen. Yes, salt bars are so hard, but they do create such a beautiful lather. They are our bars of choice when it comes to our own sinks and we currently have one of our lavender ones on the go!
Thank you so much for this video
Very informative video , i really enjoyed it. Thank you so much for sharing the recipe and all your knowledge! on soapmaking! look forward to the next video.Thank you, liked & sub x
Thank you so much Angie :-) I think next week is another Goat Milk soap but with a different twist on the design and with some natural colouring too - it's a good one!
I LOVE this video. I've still not tried working with goats milk.
You can do it Debs!
@@TheSussexHandmadeSoapCompany LOL I've got boxes full of trial soaps to use but I can't help it. I NEED to try this too 😁
Love the addition of goat milk to the salt bar. Beautiful looking soap and presentation. Interesting to hear about the distilled version of lime and the change in Bergamot essential oils making a difference. I use both EO and will look for that over here in Aus in future
Thank you :-) Yes, it is strange how the extraction method of the essential oil can change it from being phototoxic to not. I have never thought to research about why this actually is, but now I want to!
Hi I really appreciate your talent you are amazing please I need lesson from you.Thsnks
Hi there - loved the video btw. thank you for sharing your ingredients. would you know what the PH level is and TFM based on your formulation?
Your soap is natural and beautiful ...I'm always enjoying your videos ^^ I wonder how to dry salt soap..just leave it at room temperature??
Thank you :-) Yes, we cure (dry) our salt soaps at room temperature. We do find they can sweat in high humidity, so we do sometimes cure them in a room with a dehumidifier running if we find they are starting to sweat.
Do you make an avocado soap that is skin friendly? I've found avocado oil quite stinky but haven't used it in a soap just skin balms for myself. I wondered if it acts differently in soap? Thank you
The only soap we include Avocado Oil in is one of our salt bars and then it is only at 10%. We are going to be experimenting with different oils and butters over the coming months though, so I will add Avocado to our "must try" list!
I wonder if this bar would work with 10% avacado oil, 10% castor oil, 80% coconut oil, and coconut milk instead of goats milk?
You could certainly give it a go, though you would need to run the changes through soap calc as the required lye amount may change :-) Coconut Milk should be fine to use instead of Goats Milk.
Very interesting recipe, I wonder how much did you super fat ?
We use 15%, we do go into detail on super fat, what percentage we used and why we chose that amount within the actual video :-)