How Do You Make Liquid Goat Milk Soap?
Goat’s milk is a great addition to soap because it acts as a skin moisturizer. There are several ways to make soap with goat’s milk including substituting fresh goat’s milk for water in the lye process. The biggest difference between using milk and water is that the lye causes the sugars in the milk to caramelize and it can turn the soap a brown or beige color. Most of the ingredients for this recipe can be found in a grocery or specialty store. However, for best results, purchase premium grade oils from wholesalers like Brambleberry or Pine Meadows. The following recipe is for an unscented goat’s milk and jojoba soap. Freeze the 33 oz. of goat’s milk in ice cube trays. Mixing lye produces heat, which can cook the milk. Freezing lowers the temperature of the lye mixture to avoid discoloration. Freezing in trays keeps the milk in small, manageable pieces, instead of one large chunk. When the milk is mostly frozen, pour the cubes into a large plastic pitcher. Place the plastic pitcher in
