Hello everyone who has visited the Shemare channel😍😍
In this video, I will show you how to properly make soap from milk.
Soap made from milk has a silky, creamy feel and is rich in nutrition.
In the video, I designed it in the shape of a cow, but if you feel it is difficult
Once traced with a blender, add flavor without adding anything.
You can just pour it and make it.
Please note that various ingredients other than protein in milk are weak against heat.
In particular, when caustic soda and milk meet, if the temperature rises above 30 degrees, a very bad smell is produced.
Protein denaturation takes place.
Heat generated by saponification by putting an ice pack in a refrigerator or ice box for more than two days after pouring it into a mold
You have to be very careful not to climb it.
If you spray one layer with alcohol before hardening the soap, it forms a thin film on the surface, making milk soap
It seems to be getting a little firmer.
It is a cumbersome process, but the result will be indescribable when you use it after 4 weeks ^^
I cut out the shape of a cow with a cutter, and the rest of the soap is used in other soaps and I will show you in the next video.
Then I hope you enjoy watching the video today and always be happy~~~💖

0:00 Intro
Start making the first soap
0:27 Put the milk in the ice tray and freeze it
0:38 Measure oil and butter and melt it
1:13 Add caustic soda to the frozen milk on an ice bowl and melt it
2:02 Pour the caustic soda melted milk into the oil (when the temperature is about 20 degrees) and start making soap
2:48 Pouring with a mottled cow pattern
3:24 Put an ice pack in the ice box to lower the temperature and let it cool for two days.
3:48 Once it's hardened, align the speckle pattern and cut it with a cow cutter enough to fit into the soap mold.

Start making the first soap
4:21 After measuring oil and butter, melt it and prepare the color and powder
5:18 Pour the caustic soda melted milk into the oil (when the temperature is about 20 degrees) and start making soap.
5:58 Start pouring into the mold
9:04 Put an ice pack in the ice box to lower the temperature and let it cool for two days.
9:16 Cutting the finished soap

Necessary materials and tools
tool
Round shaped pods (clouds)
1 long pointed container, cow-shaped cutter
A mold sized to fit cow-shaped soap (if not, use a square sealed container or box)
A scale that can weigh up to 5 kg, a wide bowl of ice, a round pod (cloud)
Hand blender, spoon, spatula, ice box and cold pack (it is better to saponify it in the refrigerator)

material
1st milk soap
110g Shea Butter
Coconut Oil 192.5g Coconut Oil
Avocado Oil 137.5g
Grapeseed Oil 110g

198 g frozen milk (milk or goat's milk)
Milk Ice Cubes (Cow Milk or Goat Milk)
Caustic Soda Lye (NaOH) 77g

Titanium Dioxide_Fat Powder Titanium Dioxide 6g
Bamboo Charcoal Powder Charcoal Powder 5g
A little bit of Brilliant Red Mica
Milk & Honey Fragrance Oil 10ml

2nd milk soap
110g Shea Butter
Coconut Oil 192.5g Coconut Oil
Avocado Oil 137.5g
Grapeseed Oil 110g

198 g frozen milk (milk or goat's milk)
Milk Ice Cubes (Cow Milk or Goat Milk)
Caustic Soda Lye (NaOH) 77g

Barley Grass Powder 5g
Green Seaweed Powder 5g
Soft Blue Mica 1g
Titanium Dioxide_Fat Powder Titanium Dioxide 6g

Milk & Honey Fragrance Oil 10ml

#soapmaking#milk soap#milksoap


Instagram:   / share_my_recipes