dolly777
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This is just good old fashion Goat's milk soap unscented.
How I managed to get it so pale? I 1st made sure the oils and lye mixture was at 90 degrees then added the fresh slushy goat's milk at a thin trace. I also did a 45% water discount to make room for the milk.
(Make sure the 45% you took off the water is added in milk) if not your bars may be too hard and will break off while trying to cut. (ask me how I know .lol)
If you're using powder milk then just add powder a thin trace. and don't go too crazy with the water discount.
How I managed to get it so pale? I 1st made sure the oils and lye mixture was at 90 degrees then added the fresh slushy goat's milk at a thin trace. I also did a 45% water discount to make room for the milk.
(Make sure the 45% you took off the water is added in milk) if not your bars may be too hard and will break off while trying to cut. (ask me how I know .lol)
If you're using powder milk then just add powder a thin trace. and don't go too crazy with the water discount.
