How to make Oat 'n' Honey Soap | Cold Process Soap Making for Beginners

[@CreamySuds]

To avoid fumes, use **ice Cubes not warm water.... that was me talking too fast guys, my apologies 😅

[@bellabates4512]

Love your soaping spirit!

[@CreamySuds]

Thank you 🥰

[@Dig3vAn_s]

Great video! 😆 I'm trying this tomorrow!! I'm so exited!

[@CreamySuds]

Love that! Let me know how it goes ❤❤

[@jilljackson4097]

Love soap with goat milk. I use goat whey as well cos the lady I get my goat milk from makes cheese and the whey gets thrown or given away. So I do a 50/50 milk/whey mix and soap turns out lovely 😊😊

[@CreamySuds]

That's sounds like a really nice soap. Never heard of it in soap. I'm sure the lather would be really good.

[@natashagold7877]

I like the goat milk in the oats and honey soap. The goat milk provides a creamy look to the soap. The creamy look is more fitting with the name of your business. I see soap as a functional item. Soap making is not art when I make soap. Yet, I do admire the creativity of soap makers who design beautiful soaps.

[@CreamySuds]

I agree with the functionality and I also like beautiful soaps for aesthetics too . It can be a nice accent to a guest bathroom for example which is nice. People really love Goatmilk soaps. They really are so nice ❤️

[@bellabates4512]

Do you use pH strips?

[@CreamySuds]

Yes I do 😊

[@RNatesha]

What temperature did you pour at? Or did you just pour after cooling down but didn't show the time? 🤔

[@CreamySuds]

When I make soaps with no intricate designs and colours I don't pay attention to the temperature as much. You might want it cooler if you want a lighter soap and warmer if you want it to go through gel phase fully. Either way, it'll turn out fine 🙂.

[@RNatesha]

@@CreamySuds Ahh.. gotcha. Thanks for replying ^_^

[@mariamclassicessentialsplu5994]

Wow I'm about making some too... Beautiful video... We de follow you for back... 🤩🤩🥰🥰

[@CreamySuds]

Hehehe please record it if you can so we can watch too 😉