Uploaded December 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
Here is a look at how I make GOAT MILK SOAP. It is all-natural and contains no colorant or fragrance. There are tips shared throughout the video, so make sure to stay until the end, where I talk about white spots in milk soaps.
***If you have never made cold process soap, please research the basics of soap making, especially *LYE SAFETY.* youtube.com/watch?v=yR6ttCSrLJI&t=30s
Purchase the RECIPE to accompany this video here. treemariesoapworks.com/product/recipe-basic-goat-milk-cold-process-soap-technique-video-24-pdf-file-15
My Shop treemariesoapworks.com/shop
My Website treemariesoapworks.com
My Facebook group for soap makers facebook.com/groups/treemariesoapworks
My Business Facebook page facebook.com/TreeMarieSoapworks
My Instagram Page instagram.com/tree_marie_soapworks
INGREDIENTS
___ Frozen Goat Milk (local)
___ Sodium Hydroxide essentialdepot.com/category/sodium-hydroxide-components.html
___ Sodium Lactate brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/ingredients/additives-and-lye/liquids/sodium-lactate/V000439.html
___ Palm Kernel Flakes wholesalesuppliesplus.com/products/palm-kernel-flakes-102-degree-melt.aspx
___ Coconut Oil elementsbathandbody.com/coconut-oil-76.html
___ Lard (local)
___ Avocado Oil elementsbathandbody.com/Avocado-Oil.html
___ Castor Oil elementsbathandbody.com/Castor-Oil.html
___ Olive Oil Pure (local)
___ Cocoa Butter brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/ingredients/butters/cocoa-butter-pastilles/V000557.html
SUPPLIES
___ Safety Gear (safety goggles, extra-long gloves) amazon.com/Playtex-Great-Lengths-Disposable-Glove/dp/B002GU6038/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=gloves+extra+long+playtex&qid=1575695681&s=home-garden&sr=1-1
elementsbathandbody.com/Goggles
___ Digital Scale elementsbathandbody.com/my-weigh-kd8000-8kg-17.6-lb-scale.html
___ (2) Pitchers / Containers (for measuring lye water and oils; should be polypropylene or high-density polyethylene, recycle numbers 5 or 2. Avoid using glass for mixing your water and lye.) elementsbathandbody.com/3.5-Cup-Funnel-Pitcher.html
___ Bowl (for measure lye)
___ Spatula(s) amazon.com/dp/B01M15MTN0/?coliid=I1YXJ1TYNE3D95&colid=186158P92HKGJ&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
___ Bowl (for ice water and ice cubes, slightly larger than water and lye container)
___ Ice and Water
___ Cover (for lye)
___ Thermometer (An infrared thermometer is highly recommended, but not necessary.) elementsbathandbody.com/infrared-lasergrip-thermometer.html
___ Measuring Spoons amazon.com/dp/B07C8998QN
___ Large Batter Bowl (plastic with recycling numbers 5 or 2, or thick glass, mine is 2 Quart / 2 L) amazon.com/Anchor-Hocking-81605L11-Batter-Bowl/dp/B0000VLMVU/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=W0CTWBOHGF0N&keywords=anchor+hocking+batter+bowl&qid=1552845540&s=gateway&sprefix=anchor+hocking+batter%2Caps%2C196&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1
___ Small Squeeze Bottles (optional) amazon.com/dp/B017UR07NU/?coliid=I2ORIC3PRGR38S&colid=186158P92HKGJ&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
___ Fine Mesh Strainer (optional) amazon.com/Norpro-2126-Stainless-Strainer-6-Inch/dp/B000SSNKOM/ref=sr_1_20?crid=133VBY0TFOHTU&keywords=fine+mesh+strainer+6+inch&qid=1576275345&s=home-garden&sprefix=fine+mesh+strainer%2Cgarden%2C211&sr=1-20
___ Pestle or Spoon (To push milk solution through the strainer)
___ 10” Silicone Mold (or mold with liner with a capacity of around 50 oz / 1417 g) brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/molds/silicone/10-inch-silicone-loaf-mold/V000744.html
___ Cutting Board (or something solid for mold support)
___ Stick Blender amazon.com/Dynamic-International-Mini-Pro-Variable-Detachable/dp/B01MT7TPJG/ref=sr_1_10?keywords=blender+mini+pro&qid=1552845998&s=gateway&sr=8-10
___ Mold Cover (I use Plexiglass and a piece of plastic wrap, but you can use cardboard or whatever works.)
___ (2) Towels (to make mold cozy)
___ Wax Paper (to cover cutting board)
___ Palette Knife (optional) amazon.com/dp/B004O7CFT4/?coliid=I3CGDMQODBIK01&colid=186158P92HKGJ&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
___ Ruler (optional)
___ Marking Tool (optional, a skewer would work fine)
___ Wire Cutter and Guide (or thin non-serrated knife, a crinkle cutter would work too) global.rakuten.com/en/store/cafe-de-savon/item/f3090601/?l-id=rgm_item_en_rvp_widget
___ Vegetable Peeler (Optional, the ones with a thinner gap between the blades work the best. They are the old style. Try second-hand stores.)
Here is a look at how I make GOAT MILK SOAP. It is all-natural and contains no colorant or fragrance. There are tips shared throughout the video, so make sure to stay until the end, where I talk about white spots in milk soaps.
***If you have never made cold process soap, please research the basics of soap making, especially *LYE SAFETY.* youtube.com/watch?v=yR6ttCSrLJI&t=30s
Purchase the RECIPE to accompany this video here. treemariesoapworks.com/product/recipe-basic-goat-milk-cold-process-soap-technique-video-24-pdf-file-15
My Shop treemariesoapworks.com/shop
My Website treemariesoapworks.com
My Facebook group for soap makers facebook.com/groups/treemariesoapworks
My Business Facebook page facebook.com/TreeMarieSoapworks
My Instagram Page instagram.com/tree_marie_soapworks
INGREDIENTS
___ Frozen Goat Milk (local)
___ Sodium Hydroxide essentialdepot.com/category/sodium-hydroxide-components.html
___ Sodium Lactate brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/ingredients/additives-and-lye/liquids/sodium-lactate/V000439.html
___ Palm Kernel Flakes wholesalesuppliesplus.com/products/palm-kernel-flakes-102-degree-melt.aspx
___ Coconut Oil elementsbathandbody.com/coconut-oil-76.html
___ Lard (local)
___ Avocado Oil elementsbathandbody.com/Avocado-Oil.html
___ Castor Oil elementsbathandbody.com/Castor-Oil.html
___ Olive Oil Pure (local)
___ Cocoa Butter brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/ingredients/butters/cocoa-butter-pastilles/V000557.html
SUPPLIES
___ Safety Gear (safety goggles, extra-long gloves) amazon.com/Playtex-Great-Lengths-Disposable-Glove/dp/B002GU6038/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=gloves+extra+long+playtex&qid=1575695681&s=home-garden&sr=1-1
elementsbathandbody.com/Goggles
___ Digital Scale elementsbathandbody.com/my-weigh-kd8000-8kg-17.6-lb-scale.html
___ (2) Pitchers / Containers (for measuring lye water and oils; should be polypropylene or high-density polyethylene, recycle numbers 5 or 2. Avoid using glass for mixing your water and lye.) elementsbathandbody.com/3.5-Cup-Funnel-Pitcher.html
___ Bowl (for measure lye)
___ Spatula(s) amazon.com/dp/B01M15MTN0/?coliid=I1YXJ1TYNE3D95&colid=186158P92HKGJ&psc=0&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
___ Bowl (for ice water and ice cubes, slightly larger than water and lye container)
___ Ice and Water
___ Cover (for lye)
___ Thermometer (An infrared thermometer is highly recommended, but not necessary.) elementsbathandbody.com/infrared-lasergrip-thermometer.html
___ Measuring Spoons amazon.com/dp/B07C8998QN
___ Large Batter Bowl (plastic with recycling numbers 5 or 2, or thick glass, mine is 2 Quart / 2 L) amazon.com/Anchor-Hocking-81605L11-Batter-Bowl/dp/B0000VLMVU/ref=sr_1_1_sspa?crid=W0CTWBOHGF0N&keywords=anchor+hocking+batter+bowl&qid=1552845540&s=gateway&sprefix=anchor+hocking+batter%2Caps%2C196&sr=8-1-spons&psc=1
___ Small Squeeze Bottles (optional) amazon.com/dp/B017UR07NU/?coliid=I2ORIC3PRGR38S&colid=186158P92HKGJ&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
___ Fine Mesh Strainer (optional) amazon.com/Norpro-2126-Stainless-Strainer-6-Inch/dp/B000SSNKOM/ref=sr_1_20?crid=133VBY0TFOHTU&keywords=fine+mesh+strainer+6+inch&qid=1576275345&s=home-garden&sprefix=fine+mesh+strainer%2Cgarden%2C211&sr=1-20
___ Pestle or Spoon (To push milk solution through the strainer)
___ 10” Silicone Mold (or mold with liner with a capacity of around 50 oz / 1417 g) brambleberry.com/shop-by-product/molds/silicone/10-inch-silicone-loaf-mold/V000744.html
___ Cutting Board (or something solid for mold support)
___ Stick Blender amazon.com/Dynamic-International-Mini-Pro-Variable-Detachable/dp/B01MT7TPJG/ref=sr_1_10?keywords=blender+mini+pro&qid=1552845998&s=gateway&sr=8-10
___ Mold Cover (I use Plexiglass and a piece of plastic wrap, but you can use cardboard or whatever works.)
___ (2) Towels (to make mold cozy)
___ Wax Paper (to cover cutting board)
___ Palette Knife (optional) amazon.com/dp/B004O7CFT4/?coliid=I3CGDMQODBIK01&colid=186158P92HKGJ&psc=1&ref_=lv_ov_lig_dp_it
___ Ruler (optional)
___ Marking Tool (optional, a skewer would work fine)
___ Wire Cutter and Guide (or thin non-serrated knife, a crinkle cutter would work too) global.rakuten.com/en/store/cafe-de-savon/item/f3090601/?l-id=rgm_item_en_rvp_widget
___ Vegetable Peeler (Optional, the ones with a thinner gap between the blades work the best. They are the old style. Try second-hand stores.)
