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I didn't cover it well enough to "seal it," since I used only used a tea towel, and I unmolded it in 48 hours. You both offer advice that makes sense and I appreciate it! Every surface but the bottom discolored, so if protected, likely will maintain its color... I'll let you know. Many thanks!

I don't know why the image won't load. Thank you for the advice! I'll try that next time.

I posted, but don't think the pic uploaded. I'll check and try again... Thanks!

I'm attaching a pic of some soap I made recently. Every surface of the soap, except the bottom, has discolored. So, every surface that came in contact with air discolored, and almost looks "ashy" or like it's dried out?? The soap's Ph is fine and it lathers and moisturizes fine, but it's...

small problem? My goat's milk soap came out great! It has a white-ish, almost ashy looking film on it, but I've read that's normal? Ph is fine and the soap feels great. I've read some recipes that say to cover the soap as it cures, and some say not to. I made some olive oil soap, too...

I haven't been to Miller Soap, but I'll sure take a look. I really believe my first attempts at goat milk soap will be successful! I'm sure it's too early to tell, so I'll report on it in about a month. Most recipes I've read say to allow 4 weeks for cure. I made a batch yesterday and made...

Hello! I'm so glad I found this group! I want to start making goat milk soap. I'm one of those people who just jumps in and believes it will work.... Things are usually ok, except in the kitchen. I'll be making this soap in the kitchen, I suppose, which is scary. I've never made soap before, so...