DIY Melt and Pour Milk and Oats Soap (Melt and Pour Soap Tutorial With Milk & Oats With Recipe)

[@fabricatedreality8218]

Wow, orange vibrance and cantaloupe make a beautiful color. I have both of those micas on hand. Awesome

[@SunshineSoapandCandleCompany]

Yes, I love combing these two colors, the result is gorgeous.

[@BouksFlawsStuff747]

It came out very pretty 😊

[@teresawilson3823]

This is beautiful! I like the way you added the swirl to the soap.🧡🧡

[@SunshineSoapandCandleCompany]

Thank you!

[@hnss1782]

Thank you for the clear explanation.. you are really talented♥️

[@tirapatstew1355]

Wow that was great! Not only did I learn about adding additives, I also learned how to wrap soap lol thank you so much and the soap was beautiful

[@Kokoa_Chanelle]

You always have such creative ideas!!

[@SunshineSoapandCandleCompany]

Thank you!

[@christinavargas1658]

I love this!!

[@SunshineSoapandCandleCompany]

Thank you!

[@fiavinamaryam4111]

This video is great! Is there any curing time for this soap?

[@SunshineSoapandCandleCompany]

Thank you. No cure time for melt and pour soap. 😊

[@timewithbel]

How long do you leave a cold process to curing

[@SunshineSoapandCandleCompany]

Cold process soap needs to cure for 4 to 6 weeks

[@shannonpayne3041]

is this base moisturizing ?

[@mayuribezborah7524]

Can we use real milk?

[@latishahill5745]

So you don’t need a preservative with the milk and water what’s the shelf life

[@SunshineSoapandCandleCompany]

No, you won't need a preservative with this recipe it should last for about a year. I am sure you could still use it after that as well. It's just the fragrance and color will fade a bit.

[@latishahill5745]

@@SunshineSoapandCandleCompany thank you so much this really has help me I wanted to add dry milk and have been look for videos and you blessed me with this one

[@SunshineSoapandCandleCompany]

@@latishahill5745 you are welcome! Thank you!

[@thenerdyleopard4893]

This looks so pretty! What soap cutter do you use that’s a wire cutter for melt and pour? I’ve never seen one for melt and pour : )!