Thank you so much for taking the time to watch my video! 💕 At the request of a subscriber, I included more steps than I normally do, and I also thought it would be helpful to demonstrate using SoapCalc for this method. So this video ended up being a bit longer than usual. I added timeline markers, so you can use the progress bar below the video to skip around if you like. 😊 I hope you’re all doing okay! 💕 -- Holly

@Qamar_Luna

3 жыл бұрын

Thank 4 u Holly... Very simple

@thecalicoheart7946

3 жыл бұрын

That was all really helpful and interesting - thank you! 😊🙏💐

@marylou6886

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing. Beautiful soap.

@miamiranti9885

3 жыл бұрын

thank you so much for sharing, Holly 🙏💜

@soundsofepip

3 жыл бұрын

Hmmm, when I make goat milk soap, I add the milk in oil, is it better to put in ice with NaOH.

I followed this method tonight and it worked perfectly! It's the first time I made goat milk soap that didn't scorch, thanks to the wealth of information you provided in this video. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. Now I'm super excited for the cut, its going to hurt leaving it wrapped in a blanket with no peaking for a day or two 😂💐

Beautiful! I've fallen in love with CP soap making. After taking a year watching several KZread soapers every night 😄, I started my journey this last summer. I've made about 25 batches so far. 😍 I breed show and dairy goats, so I only make goats milk soap. I don't use any water in my soaps, just 100% goat milk, oils & Clay's etc. Also, I only mix my colorants with oils from my batch. I mix the lye with frozen goat milk cubes. I started with a basic recipe and have added and tweaked the ingredients to what I think compliments my particular goats milk. I always strain my milk/lye solution, because my goats have such a high butterfat content in their milk, I don't want any fat globules in my soap. Plus, as a fairly new soaper, it makes me feel better about making sure no lye pieces get into my soap. I have found that I like my oils and lye solution to be at lower temperatures. My extra ingredients (i.e. clays, oat flour and sometimes TD) can speed up my trace when I soaped at higher temperatures. I enjoy working with designs and having a more fluid batter helps me work with the designs. I would say I probably soap around 85 degrees (I want to be sure my solid oils/butters stay at a good melted stage without starting to solidify). I use Coconut 76 Oil and parts will start to solidify around 76 degrees. Also, since it's a pure goat milk soap (no water added whatsoever), I do place it in the freezer overnight. I've never tried the gel/insulating technique. I've wanted to, but I chicken out (worried I would mess up a whole batch LOL). Colors still come out bright the way I've been doing it. However, I might try a tiny batch just to compare. Sorry about rambling on 😁 Really like your videos. I'm trying to get up the courage to do some videos too, since I would like to reach more people and hopefully sell my soap. But that might be awhile 😂 I am currently working on a website, etc. though! Have a great weekend! Diane

@elimancilla

3 жыл бұрын

Hi para! Are your soaps creamy on skin? Do they leave the skin feeling moisterized or more like clean and not dry but not moisture either?

@para-diceranch5648

3 жыл бұрын

@@elimancilla hello! My lather is more creamy than bubbly. With Federal guidelines, we can't legally say our soap is moisturizing. I do use cocoa butter and shea butter in my soaps. You can look up the description of each and their qualities on Google. I'm a rancher and my hands use to crack being out in the winter weather, but they have been much better. 🤷🏼‍♀️

You have the most soothing voice. I love to listen to you talk. The soap is nice, too.

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, thank you so much! I’m so self conscious about my southern accent, so I really appreciate you saying that!

@thecalicoheart7946

3 жыл бұрын

@@hollysoapmaking - Oh please don’t be self- conscious! I totally agree, your accent and your voice is amazing! I never said before because I didn’t want to make a personal comment about you, but now someone else has said it and I have read your comment, well, honestly, you could do voice overs. 😁

@Almo0nd

3 жыл бұрын

I was coming to the comments section to say the same thing! You have a patient, soothing tone that I could just listen to all day! And I also soap using that method. I use aloe to dissolve my lye and add the evaporated goat milk to the oils. I soap at about 85 ish and I cpop every batch. Works great!

@carolynrose753

3 жыл бұрын

Gave me a case of the noddys. I think I will save to play at bed time

@MissKellzB

3 жыл бұрын

Totally agree! Also love your nails!

Who would have ever thought that it was possible to fall in love with soap. This soap is so beautiful. I am absolutely in love with it. I am new to soap making but I can't wait to try this for me and my son we both suffer with eczema. Thank you for sharing 💕

Thank you 😊 your voice and background music is so calming 💖

Wow, thank you so much for you videos, this is my second day since I found soap making videos and I’m in love with this process! Want to start making my own soap ! And thank you for sharing all helpful links with us!

A masterpiece! So simple yet so beautiful 🌹💖🌹

I love your perfectionism. It relaxes me. :)

Thanks Holly for a great, easy to understand video on milk & oils. I'll be following for sure!

I’m so glad you posted a video. I pray for your health everyday.

You make beginners being so much in love with the soapmaking process even if there are still basic things that we are learning. And thank you for the beautiful music - you voice sounds hypnotic 💕💗🥰

Thank you this is a great easy tutorial to follow

So beautifuly demonstrated and thank you for the recipe. Can't wait to make it 🥰

A lovely presentation, Holly. Yes, I will be trying this and will let you know how it turned out. Thank you❣️

Thank you for sharing. Truly enjoyed this video.

Thank you, Holly. I love your videos!

Wow.what a brightening soap.

Never tried this method but you bet I will now!!! Maybe my next batch will be buttermilk. Thank you Holly ❤️

Thanks Holly!! This soap is perfect for my sons eczema and is very nourishing 😘

I usually put mine in the freezer but this came out very lovely.

I Love your videos, they are beautifully made as is your soap...utterly gorgeous. I watch your videos for inspiration and guidance before soaping. Oh, and I must mention that you always choose such lovely music, they go with your voice and your soaping perfectly. Thank you Holly. With love from South Africa

Holly, thank you. I enjoy Your videos so much!

Wow! Me being a new soap maker, you’re so impressive! Beautiful bars! I was having trouble with getting to trace super fast and pouring oatmeal like soap, after watching your video I realize I’m soaping at too high of a temperature. Thanks so much 🙏

I am a beginner and I watched your video and followed your recipe. It came out perfect. I even doubled the recipe to get more soap. Thank you!

Your video is so soothing and scientific! You’re clearly an organized person and everything is so calm and orderly. It’s clear you’ve got a lot of experience. I love how you shave the edges for a better feel. I bet your friends and relatives all feel lucky to have your products!

Best goat milk soap video!!❤️❤️.

Wonderful, informative video. Thank you!

Beautiful soap, thank you for sharing your knowledge.

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

The recipe I've been looking for💚 Thank YOU

Extremely professional video. I'm beginning making both my own goat soap and videos. Very helpful on both counts!😊

Very generous with your knowledge and time, many thanks Holly.

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

You're very welcome and thank you for watching!

I definitely want to try a goat milk soap. I think I need to watch this video a few more times. Between your and Terry at Tree Marie I think I can figure it out. Thanks Holly.

Goat milk soap making using the milk in oil method so amazing. Love it 👍❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I am now watching the video again. I fell asleep watching the first one due to the music and listening to you. Love the guidance on making the soap. Can’t wait to get started.

Luxurious soap 🧼!!!!thanks for sharing

These are beautiful bars I’m using this method!

I just made this recipe. Hope it comes out good. It looked good.

Thanks for sharing your soap making. I've in my 4th year of soap making and have never added milk this way, but will definitely try it next time I add milk. Also, what a great tip on the bent cardboard topper for soap with high tops. I needed that tip! Happy Soaping. - Lollie

That's so much better than freezing the milks (or teas). Thanks very much for sharing!

Thank you for the tips! I’ve had ash issues even tho I’ve used distilled water. I thought it may be the lye, but maybe not. I’ve heard that spraying the top with isopropyl can prevent it as well. I’ll have to test these ideas out.

Very impressive! I will have to try this, thank you so much!

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Beautiful soap and presentation!

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much!

2:30-2:50 was a fantastic breakdown for using goat's milk! Wow!

I absolutely love how the batter turned out! 😅 ❤

This video is so helpful and very satisfying😩🥰🥰

I love your videos. They are so informative and relaxing 💗

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! 💕

I enjoyed this video so much.i loved all the detailed commentary,it gives so much confidence to a beginner like myself. I'd love for you to make a video or maybe a commentary in the next video how/where to store the soaps while they are curing and how to clean up all the bowls and utensils.thank you

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I’m so glad you liked the video! Thank you, as well, for the suggestions on what else you’d like to see. Both are such big parts of the soap making process, and I’ll be sure to include them in a future video.

Thank you thank you thank you! Very helpful. I’m so new to soap making. This is by far the best instructional video I’ve seen for using goat milk. I will continue to watch more of your videos.

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! That's so kind of you to say. :)

I love the natural colored soaps. I freeze my goat milk and take a long time to incorporate the lye. I've also frozen my milk then used an ice bath under my bowl when adding lye, to keep the white of the milk and not allow the milk to scorch or change color at all. I am going to give your milk in the oils method a try and see what that looks like. Thank you for sharing your talents.

Great video! The soap looks very nice.

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Hi, this was exactly what I needed to see today (I want to put milk in oils instead of the lye mix) and as a side note, your parchment paper lining looks like perfection! I fail at doing that so much haha

So simple yet beautiful :) I always enjoy watching your videos

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! 💕😊

You are the Best, impresive!!! ❤️

Thank you you for a great video and sharing your recipe; I have been looking for a goats milk recipe and this looks amazing. 🐐🧼😊

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much and you’re very welcome! I hope you like the recipe. I use it for so many of my soaps and really like it.

This was the first time I have heard of this way to make Goat's Milk Soap, I have always weighed the milk and frozen it, pour the lye crystals over the top in a pyrex jug sitting in the bowl of the sink in water for safety. As it thaws the milk due to heating (chemical reaction) of the lye crystals. I watch, 'as it thaws I keep stirring till it's melted then add the oils as you did. Works for me, I do the cardboard thing then cover with a cloth and pop it in the cupboard for 24hrs. Thanks for the Video love from Australia.

I'm trying that next. Thank you

I just love your soap and how you explain in details. I wish you can make a video on transparent soap also

Great video. I’ve made it in the past with powdered GM, canned GM, supermarket GM, 1/2 water 1/2 GM. I make it now 100% farm fresh and YOU REALLY CAN feel a difference. And not all farm goat milk is the same. Some skim the fat off- you want the fat🙋‍♀️😘

Such beautiful creamy looking soap Holly!! I insulate all my soaps 😊 and I usually soap around 92-95 degrees .. Thanks so much for sharing this with us all ! I've learned a lot from watching your videos ! Stay Safe & Healthy 💕😊💕 !!

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, Teri! That’s so kind of you to say. 💕😊

So beautiful 😍😍 Thanks 4 sharing!

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Quite helpful!!!Amazing video!!!!loved it sooooo much

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! I’m so glad you found it helpful!

Simple and elegant

@elleneriksson4140

3 жыл бұрын

Just love this recipe I am going to try this soon! Thanks for another great video!

I love your videos. Thank you.

Dear Holly, I finally have got the courage to make goat milk soaps and did one with frozen milk. Now I am going to try your method as just got some fresh goat milk. Thank you for a great and as always beautiful teaching video. These soaps look so creamy🙏🏼❤️

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, Mag! I hope this method worked well for you!

Such a great video Holly 🙌🏻

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

lovely bar of soap

I freeze my goat milk in an ice cube tray 1 Oz per cube. Then use no water, all goat milk, with my lye. The soap comes out a nice light cream color, and is luxuriant. Thank you for sharing your recipe with us.

Beautiful video Holly :)

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much! :) P.S. I'm such a huge fan of your channel!

Thanks for sharing

Thanks for sharing this and nice

Simply gorgeous and luxurious! I've not tried this method, but now I'm curious to give it a go. Thanks for sharing!

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, Ellen!

@Durpydurp4488

8 ай бұрын

I love seeing two of my favorite soapers swap comments and watch each other’s videos! 💕🧼 I’ve gone to both of your channels this week to see how you do goats milk soap and now I’m ready to try it out 😄

Thanks!

this video is great thanks

Holly, you are great. Milk in oil method is new for me. Thank you for teaching. Not only your video, your description box too is highly informative. Thank you for the detailed information you shared in this video. You have given a link for every object you have used. That is very thoughtful. It would be useful for everyone concerned. I really appreciate that. The only sad thing is that as I live in India, these supplies links won't be useful for me. Okay. No worries.

Beautiful soap. I make goat milk soap all the time but I do soap at a higher temp. I also add the milk after oil and lye are mixed. I do 1/3 water 1/3 milk and 1/3 lye with no fragrance. Then into the freezer for 10hrs. I will try your method with the lower soaping temperature next time.

Beautiful ❤

lovely and creamy look!

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

Great video

Gah 😖 I just adore you and your channel thank you! I’m going to make this recipe tonight without fragrance and using raw cocoa butter and raw Shea ! I hope it turns out beautifully like yours!

Very nice video and indeed you have a very soothing voice!

@hollysoapmaking

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

Thanks for a great video, Holly. I love making goat milk soap. I use raw milk from our goats on our farm. 💟

@mohergenrader2113

3 жыл бұрын

Got goats? Gotta make soap. Valhalla Goat Farm

@tugbaberber1033

2 жыл бұрын

When we drink milk, first we boil it. When we are making soap, I was wondering to learn if boling before freezing is needed. So I got the answer from you I think. So, you mean, you directly use the raw goat milk in the soap? Thanks a lot :)

Mesmerizing..New techniques

Beautiful..!

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!

So inspiring. I love watching soapers and want to take the challenge of making CP. I've watched many tutorials on how to use the Soapcalc but your explanation is the best one for really understanding using Soapcalc and understanding how to read and understand the percentage ratios in using lye and exactly what is the water reduction, etc. Thank you so much!😍💖💖💖💥💥💥💥💥. One question: can Aloe Vera Juice beused instead of water in any CP soap recipe?

Maravilhoso!!!❤

So beautiful l love it

Oh so creamy. Love it!

I want to try tyis method, Holly as I alwas use 100% frozen goat's milk and not water. Will try it out. I never insulate my soaps andnlet it go through gel phase.

I love your videos. I am so new at this that i have not yet made one bar of soap but am already so hypnotized by the art, thanks to channels like yours. I wanted to ask you something. Why do soap makers favour Goat's milk above any other? Why not cow, or horse, or whipping cream? I have tried to find the answer but am still at a loss to understand why!

Beautiful!!!💕

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 😊

Holly great video as always. Here in FL I never cover my soaps I leave out on the counter for 48 hours. I do use SL as in my milk soaps it would take over a week before I could unmold. I soap between 70-85 degrees. I don’t use a frig as just leaving out they don’t gell.

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! That’s great to know! And that’s a terrific idea to add the SL so you can unmold sooner. Thanks for sharing all that. 💕😊

@farmishmomma8014

Жыл бұрын

What is SL?

@Durpydurp4488

8 ай бұрын

@@farmishmomma8014sodium lactate. Basically salt. I do this too, but I use just pure sea salt. I throw it into my soap just after the oils and lye have been blended. It makes your soap harden up faster, and makes for just an all around excellent quality of soap. I notice a huge difference between my soaps with and without salt, and I strongly prefer them with.

Superb!

Its been a while since I made soap but I am getting back into it, I love doing it! It is very therapeutic! I am having a hard time finding lye crystals that are not dyed blue. I can find beads, though. That shouldnt change anything should it?

Saludos 🤗 la felicito por este gran video, tengo una duda la cantidad de leche añadida a los aceites fue descontada del agua? Gracias

Absolutely beautiful! Process, method, delivery, and finished product. Very inspiring, thank you for a tasteful, uncluttered, chatty video.

@hollysoapmaking

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!

thank you for the video. It was great. The soap looked perfect. I would like to try your method. I did subscribe to support you. Thanks.

Excellent recipe. Thanks for taking your time to explain. I was going to copy the ingredients on a soap I no longer see it in the store. The issue is that it has honey in it and I learnt that honey heats up the soap. I would like to know how I can add honey without ruining the soap. Thanks

I tried making this soap and it came out even better than I expected! Thank you for sharing your awesome recipe with us! I can’t wait to try it on my skin! ❤️

@shazk1145

3 жыл бұрын

Hey can you update us onhow this soap is please? Most soap recipes ive tried have been really drying on my skin.

@elimancilla

3 жыл бұрын

Did it leave your skin feeling moisturized? Or more like clean not moisturized but not dry either?

@erikabranchini6131

3 жыл бұрын

@@shazk1145 sorry for the delay! To me this soap is really moisturizing! I love it! Maybe you have a sensitive skin and I think you need more super fat in your recipes.. this is 5% sf, you could try with an 8%

@erikabranchini6131

3 жыл бұрын

@@elimancilla yes it leaves my skin soft and moisturized. I love this soap is one of the best to me

@elimancilla

3 жыл бұрын

@@erikabranchini6131 thanks so much I will make it to try it

Lately I've been experiencing my soap batter turning thick and almost solid very quickly. I know it's not fragrance, or clays, and the only thing I can think of that is new in my regime, is that several months ago I master batched a pitcher of lye water. I'm thinking that maybe the long time sitting has something to do with it. I'm going to try soaping at 75-80 degrees. I get impatient and began, at several times, at mid-high 90's. I absolutely love the creamy look to this soap!

@elimancilla

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Michelle! Did it help you by temperaturing at low 70°F?