So great to see this! Most of the soapmaking tutorials seem to be about the cold process, and I am interested in learning how to do soap from wood-ashes up, so to speak. Thank you so much for sharing this!
LOVE the grinder attachment for your stick blender. For folks without a grinder though, you can also buy oat flour in the organic section of your grocery store, or online through Bob's Red Mill. Oat flour is a wonderful additive to soap, and also makes a nice facial just plain mixed with a little water.
Love your video, it showed all the important parts and non of the long drawn out parts. I felt right at home since I have two boys that would do the exact same thing to me when I'm on the phone. This will be my first time using milk. I plan to use coconut milk. I hope it work the same as goats milk.
Thank you for showing me a different way to add goat milk to HP. I freeze mine and add it to lye little by little.. Thank you for tip.. Soap is amazing.. Thank your
Thank you for this great tutorial! You have a wonderful relaxed manner and good suggestion for adding the cold goat milk at the end. What is the total cook time, after you add your oats? Mine seems to be ready in an hour (on Low). Is that about right?
I do mine like that. Less complications and is actually healthier because your not over heating the milk or other things your using vs all water. Adding last to anything always... well, usually gives more benefits.
It's funny you mention that... I've actually got two new vanilla scents coming... One is black raspberry vanilla and the other is a vanilla/apple blend!
oh my god were you watching fried green tomatoes? im pretty sure i can hear it in the background. i adore that movie. TOWANDA! haha thanks for the soap video.
Subscribed! Love HP - have never used "real" goats milk - only powdered - and I love that you used dividers for your soap - I am terrible at cutting too - thank you - great soap! - Melissa.
sunshine.janice walker I've replaced all the water with buttermilk (froze into ice cubes to mix with lye) and it was the creamiest soap I've made. My husband loves it.
Just make sure you freeze it and then you pour the lye right over the ice cubes VERY SLOWLY and mix a little at time (just as you would add one egg at a time to a batter)
Recipe is a trade secret. :o) But a good recipe to start out with is 75% olive oil, 15% coconut oil and 10% castor. Just plug that into a soap calculator and it will give you the measurements!
wow , crazy Video , ( how much of what and what are you using , I never saw a Video where they never really showed you how to make it ( just making it ) sloppy ..
@@dkblck1958 There are some that sell and still give the recipes away... I would think sharing is caring, and everybody wins, really, we can all make and sell.. I just want to donate and gift and still I cannot get recipes. i buy books and the methods are sometimes outdated.. oh, well..
@@dollartreereviews9747 no no no!!! NEVER put vinegar on a lye byrn. It will cause an exothermic reaction and make your burn worse. Use cold water only on lye burns! Vinegar is fine to clean up spills on your countertop but NEVER on your skin!!
On a scale of 1-10, how weird is it that I am watching this video two years after it was made and immediately recognized the show that's playing in the background?
So great to see this! Most of the soapmaking tutorials seem to be about the cold process, and I am interested in learning how to do soap from wood-ashes up, so to speak. Thank you so much for sharing this!
LOVE the grinder attachment for your stick blender.
For folks without a grinder though, you can also buy oat flour in the organic section of your grocery store, or online through Bob's Red Mill.
Oat flour is a wonderful additive to soap, and also makes a nice facial just plain mixed with a little water.
Love your video, it showed all the important parts and non of the long drawn out parts. I felt right at home since I have two boys that would do the exact same thing to me when I'm on the phone. This will be my first time using milk. I plan to use coconut milk. I hope it work the same as goats milk.
HP has a beautiful color doesn't it! Your child is no different than any other! Hope you are still soaping
I love that grinder attachment for your stick blender! I have never seen that before! May I ask where I might get the attachment piece?
Please tell me is the typhoon pot in your slow cooker does not interact with soap? Very important to know thank you for your video
Thank you for showing me a different way to add goat milk to HP. I freeze mine and add it to lye little by little.. Thank you for tip.. Soap is amazing.. Thank your
Great video!! Loved all the info. And especially the "momma, momma, momma....." Too cute!
Thank you for this great tutorial! You have a wonderful relaxed manner and good suggestion for adding the cold goat milk at the end. What is the total cook time, after you add your oats? Mine seems to be ready in an hour (on Low). Is that about right?
Love that gorgeous color. =)
Hi, Where did you get that mold? I like the natural color that the milk soap. Thank you for sharing.
Thank You for this informative video! I followed your instructions and my soap came out amazing! Thanks!
Thats awesome! Congrats!
I found the same thing with Coconut scents, they either fade or morph in CP, but they stick better & stay truer in HP.
Where did you get the mold? That is pretty nifty!
Hi, With the way you make the goats milk hot processes soap does it give off an ammonia smell.
enjoyed watching this video . thanks for doing these videos.
Does your batter separate? Mine always separates completely and turns dark caramel. I want light colored HP GM soap too! :)
This is very cool. Where did you find that small top red spatula? That is perfect for cleaning the blender.
I do mine like that. Less complications and is actually healthier because your not over heating the milk or other things your using vs all water. Adding last to anything always... well, usually gives more benefits.
Love it ! You made it look so easy !!!
It's funny you mention that... I've actually got two new vanilla scents coming... One is black raspberry vanilla and the other is a vanilla/apple blend!
Great video! Where did you find your sample mold? I am new to soap making and would like to make samples too! Thank you!
amazon.com has all sorts of silicone molds which is what you will want cause the soap will pop out very easily.
oh my god were you watching fried green tomatoes? im pretty sure i can hear it in the background. i adore that movie. TOWANDA! haha thanks for the soap video.
what temperature is the slow cooker set on?
I keep it on low, usually. In the winter, if its a cold day, I may run it on high.
loved the video of the goats milk soap
why do the milk and oatmeal not go bad in the bar soap? I would think milk spoils
That looks like a BRAUN stick Blender. I have used mine for 6 years. An AMAZING STICK BLENDER.
what is the recipe?
great tips
did you say you cooked it for 3 hours??? I've never had to cook for more than 45 minutes to get to the end Vaseline stage
i agree christina soberanis
I don't understand how you can cook a soap for 2-3 hours . 30-60 min for me is max not inc. the cooling before EOS
Love your video and your blessed babies ♥ Thank YOU ♥
To make it vegan, could I use oatmilk instead of goats milk?
@sophie sarayu
Yes, you can use oat milk as a replacement for the goats milk.
Oh can't wait for vanilla apple! When I get fed aid back, I'll buy some!!
Hi.....I looked up "lye" and it seems to be a type of poison!!!! What have I misunderstood.....:).....new at making soaps.....thank you
it is but it reacts with the fats in the oils and is no longer harmful after it has properly gone through the gel phase
Oh gosh, that's good to hear, thanks.
Oooh! I always love Goats milk soap. When I have time to make more soap I'll have to try making some milk soap
Subscribed! Love HP - have never used "real" goats milk - only powdered - and I love that you used dividers for your soap - I am terrible at cutting too - thank you - great soap! - Melissa.
Space City Soaps :do you think it makes a difference btwn powdered and real goat’s milk? Just thinking about using this in a soap recipe
Quick question. ..why not all liquid as milk?
sunshine.janice walker I've replaced all the water with buttermilk (froze into ice cubes to mix with lye) and it was the creamiest soap I've made. My husband loves it.
Buttermilk? Thanks girl :-)
Just make sure you freeze it and then you pour the lye right over the ice cubes VERY SLOWLY and mix a little at time (just as you would add one egg at a time to a batter)
Is there a recipe?
Recipe is a trade secret. :o) But a good recipe to start out with is 75% olive oil, 15% coconut oil and 10% castor. Just plug that into a soap calculator and it will give you the measurements!
Yes I made up my own flying off the shelf ty.
wow , crazy Video , ( how much of what and what are you using , I never saw a Video where they never really showed you how to make it ( just making it ) sloppy ..
I think they don't want to give their recipe away since most of them sell it....I am guessing ..... Have a good day
@@dkblck1958 There are some that sell and still give the recipes away... I would think sharing is caring, and everybody wins, really, we can all make and sell.. I just want to donate and gift and still I cannot get recipes. i buy books and the methods are sometimes outdated.. oh, well..
I don’t see a recipe?
And you never will.. not here, anyway, there are a few, but, man it is really tough...
Cool video
It'd be awesome if you had more vanilla scents!
VINEGAR?
if you get a lye burn you put vinegar on it
@@dollartreereviews9747 no no no!!! NEVER put vinegar on a lye byrn. It will cause an exothermic reaction and make your burn worse. Use cold water only on lye burns! Vinegar is fine to clean up spills on your countertop but NEVER on your skin!!
The baby is adorable lol
On a scale of 1-10, how weird is it that I am watching this video two years after it was made and immediately recognized the show that's playing in the background?
Patricia Hamel nearly 4 years for me 😂
awesome
those kids... uhhh...