Goat milk hot process soap recipe

Is there anything more classic than goat milk, oatmeal and honey soap? This soap uses fresh goat milk, local honey and is scented with lavender essential oil. For more details on making goat milk soap, check out our eBook Goat Milk Soapmaking!

I love making goat milk soap, but I don’t always have time to make it. So I slip in small batches here and there to not get overwhelmed. I also love to make my own recipes based on what oils or additives that I have on hand. This cold-process soap recipe that I will give you […]

This vanilla and cinnamon hot process soap is easy to make, and smells JUST like a fresh batch of warm sugar cookies at Christmastime!

Want to make homemade soap for your family but as a homesteader, time is slim? This hot process goat milk soap recipe will make you a soap superhero!

I typically stick to cold process soap but I've been intrigued by the latest craze of fluid hot process soap (Fluid HP). I've been getting email after email asking questions, so I thought I'd give it a try and put together a tutorial on the process.

This article is a complete soap making tutorial featuring the hot process method. If you’re new to soap making and want to get started, read on for all the steps! I've been getting lots of requests for soap recipes lately. One of the soaps I make is a Lavender-Rosemary-Vanilla soap with

This goat milk and oat soap recipe is perfect for a nourishing daily soap bar. It's another Dr. Squatch Copycat Recipe too!

Hot process soapmaking is different from the cold process method in that the traced soap is heated to speed up saponification and neutralize it before putting it into the mold. A benefit to making soap this way is that the soap is fully saponified and can be used right away. This method creates a more […]Continue Reading

Looking for a fragrant, creamy soap you can make at home? Try one of these 15 luxurious, moisturizing goat milk soap recipes today!

Learn how to make this palm free milk and honey soap using canned or fresh goat or cow's milk. Directions are given for both hot and cold process soap.