Honey & Oatmeal Goat Milk Soap

[dagnukem]

My first try with these recipes





It already smells good enough to take a bite out of! (my son keeps trying to!)


And here are pics of my coconut oil goat milk soap:





I'm really new to this (these are my 2nd & 3rd batches) I've had to get aa little creative with the molds since I am poor! haha

You'd probably never guess what I've used for molds!

 

[digit]

Looking good!!! There have been several soaps I would be greatly tempted to taste anyway.

Digit

 

[IanT]

Looking good!!! There have been several soaps I would be greatly tempted to taste anyway.

Digit

i second that

 

[7053joanne]

Great job!

 

[pepperi27]

The last ones are so cute what mold did you use for that one!

 

[PixieWick]

love them all .. my guess is you used tart mold for the soaps ? they make great guest size soaps

 

[dagnukem]

An organic plastic egg crate Works great and is reusable. I've used it 3 times now!

Triangles were made in an orange juice carton and I cut at the fold lines whe I got the soap out of the "mold"

The little pie shapped ones are from a sortning container.

The egg crate has been the neatest so far. It also has a 3rd fold that you can just make a log in and cut later.

 

[cambree]

Your mold ideas are very creative.... and resourceful!

My first try with these recipes

I am curious about the green spreckled bars. It reminds me of my own batch of peppermint bars. What kind of oils or herbs gave you that nice green color?

 

[dagnukem]

I think the lighting is just funny - it's actually a pretty brown. That is honey & oatmeal too.

I do get pretty creative with the molds. I found off brand 10oz tupperware containers that make a perfect bar size (I just fill it 1/2 full for 4-5oz bar). They are so cheap that there is no engraving on the bottom of it so no words on my bar