First Oatmeal Milk and Honey Goat's Milk Soap

[Luckyone80]

I'm pretty happy with it besides the crack that happened when I insulated it. It smells wonderful and I love the natural color of it.

 

[Lindy]

That looks so creamy! You got a great colour with that one.

 

[ariella42]

That looks awesome! I want to try an oatmeal and honey one now

 

[lenarenee]

It's gorgeous...simple, classic and very, very well done. I love the texture on top. How did you fragrance it? I used Brambleberry's OMH, and it smells like plastic to me.

 

[Luckyone80]

It's gorgeous...simple, classic and very, very well done. I love the texture on top. How did you fragrance it? I used Brambleberry's OMH, and it smells like plastic to me.

I used an OMH FO I bought from a seller on Etsy, it smells fantastic!

 

[RhondaJ]

That's gorgeous, so creamy

 

[TVivian]

That turned out so nice and looks really light even though it went through gel phase! Well done!

 

[snappyllama]

That looks so wholesome - Like the breakfasts I know I should be eating!

 

[Luckyone80]

Thanks guys! It turned out ok considering I was so apprehensive in making it. I will be making more this week.

 

[KristaY]

Beautiful work! OMH is a favorite among my family and friends. Yours looks like it will be amazing on the skin!

 

[doriettefarm]

That looks so nice and creamy, great job on your first GM soap! I can't even see the crack now

 

[jules92207]

Beautiful job!!

I love OMH. I have used both WSP and Brambleberry OMH and I actually like BB's better, but I made one without a fragrance using coconut milk, honey and oatmeal flakes and it still has a beautiful sweet oats scent. Love them!

 

[IrishLass]

Beautiful job! :clap:

IrishLass

 

[PinkCupcake]

What a beautiful soap! I love the domed top. And I don't see the crack, either. If it bothers you, try freezing the soap to prevent gel, rather than insulating. I do that with my milk soaps. Although yours seems to have turned out perfectly!