My 3rd attempt at Goats Milk

[Traceyann]

Heres a pic of my 3rd attempt at GM , it looks ok to me ( cant wait to try it) ....and beside it is the mould I used, its a throw away cup I recycled from work ( as talked about in another post)

 

[nurse_75]

It looks great. Nice and white

 

[TuxedoKat]

Oooh! It looks decadent!

 

[Pretty n Plain]

:shock: Ooooooh very very nice looks lovely

 

[judymoody]

i like it - it looks like a fancy flan or pudding!

 

[Rosiegirl]

Wow!! That looks fantastic.
What sort of cup is that?
Did u say there was another thread about that...sorry if I'm asking the obvious question...I can't seem to find it.

 

[Bubbles Galore]

Fine use of a free mould. That soap is beautiful Traceyann. I'd be very happy with that. :wink:

 

[Traceyann]

Thanks girls, Rosegirl, I work in an aged care facility and these cups come with thickened fluid for the oldies.....they dont drink from this cup its poured into another one with 2 handles, thus no infection control issues.....best of all they were free....

 

[Fyrja]

i like it - it looks like a fancy flan or pudding!

That's exactly what I thought! In fact now I really want pudding.

It looks super creamy and nice.

 

[Elly]

Love it, so creamy looking :wink:

 

[trishwosere]

Heres a pic of my 3rd attempt at GM , it looks ok to me ( cant wait to try it) ....and beside it is the mould I used, its a throw away cup I recycled from work ( as talked about in another post)

That looks absolutely lovely Traceyann.. sooo creamy . May I ask which method you used to incorporate your GM into the soap please?

 

[Godiva]

Nice!

 

[Bergamia2504]

Lovely, looks like Pannacotta

 

[Traceyann]

Trish, I used the split method, I found this really easy even though it too me a few attempts lol

 

[dcornett]

Nice and creamy looking...

 

[Bergamia2504]

Trish, I used the split method, I found this really easy even though it too me a few attempts lol

What is the split method please?

 

[soapbuddy]

Nice and creamy looking...

That's what I was going to say.

 

[Godiva]

Trish, I used the split method, I found this really easy even though it too me a few attempts lol

What is the split method please?

I found this which explains split method. I've tried this method with almond milk and coconut milk, and it worked great. I will need to try this with goat's milk.

http://www.soapmakingforum.com/forum/vi ... lit+method

 

[Traceyann]

Yes thats it, I added just enough water to dissolve my lye and then added that to my oils...then at a very light trace I added the milk....NO STICK BLENDER though as it traced too quick when I did this....so I just stirred with a spoon....

 

[Dragonkaz]

Fabulous looking soap! Well done!!!