Goat Milk Soap (Cold Process Soap) || Soap Making Tutorial EP.21

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Welcome to Jshimz channel.
It's been a while since I uploaded a soap making video and this will become the first video for the Year of 2025. I hope it's not to late to wish you a happy and healthy life for the Year of 2025.

I added a bonus video in the end of soap making tutorial, on how to create your own soap recipe using soap calculator (soap calc). You have to experimenting with different recipes until you found out which one will work the best for you, especially if you have sensitive and dry skin just like mine.

Besides, I added this bonus video because I do got some questions on how much % of oils or how is the calculation made. By using soap calculator, I do hope it helps you to understand more about soap making.

In this soap making, I didn't use any essential oils but you may add it (31g) you can refer to the soap calc recipe in the video as some may didn't like how the smell of goat milk soap. As an option I added oats to give that nutty smell into the goat milk soap. This is optional too, if you prefer a smoother goat milk soap, you may exclude it from your recepi.

Goat's milk adds a naturally creamy and gentle effect to this mild cleansing soap. It is also full of lactic acid which gently exfoliates dead skin. Goat's milk is very similar to human skin pH which helps maintain natural skin oils instead of stripping them off.

Safety precautions:
Don't forget to use all safety equipment as the lye/sodium hydroxide is caustic and it can burn your skin.

Safety equipment needed:
Eye Google, hand gloves, face mask, and long sleeve cloth when handling the lye/sodium hydroxide to avoid skin burn and fumes.

Early preparation:
1) Froze goat milk
2) Blended ground oats

Ingredients:
336g Goat Milk
144g Sodium Hydroxide/Lye

100g Shea Butter (9.8%)
100g Cocoa Butter (9.8%)
350g Extra Virgin Olive Oil (34.31%)
300g Coconut Oil (29.41%)
100g Palm Oil (9.8%)
50g Castor Oil (4.9%)
20g Rice Barn Oil (1.96%)
1tbsp Sodium Lactate
20g Blended Roll Oat
10g Colloidal Oatmeal

Cure soap for 4 to 6 weeks and the soap are ready to use.

Timeline:
0:00 Introduction
0:15 Goat milk preparation
2:24 Lye solution handling
3:03 Mixing goat milk with lye
6:16 Oats preparation
9:06 Soap making process
17:17 Unmoulding process
17:55 Soap cutting
18:46 Soap leathering test
19:48 Soap calculator
21:55 You can refer here for full soap recipe

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Happy soaping!
Jshimz
22/01/2025