Vegan Milk & Yogurt Soap Making Tutorial (Free Recipe Included)!
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- Опубликовано: 2 апр 2024
- Hello Friends! I hope you are all having a great week! Here is my latest soap making tutorial. In this video, I show you how to make a vegan milk and yogurt soap. This soap is decadent and creamy and very moisturizing! I hope you watch the full tutorial to see how this is made! The recipe for this soap is down below so you can also make it if you want! Don't forget to like this video, leave me some comments and questions, and subscribe to my channel for more content like this.
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The Recipe:
7.98 ounces Lye (sodium hydroxide)
12.84 ounces distilled water (this is discounted by 5 ounces which will be added back in when you add in the soy milk).
23.28 ounces olive oil pure 42.33%
2.33 ounces castor oil 4.23%
5.82 ounces cocoa butter 10.58%
11.64 ounces solid at room temperature coconut oil 21.16%
0.29 ounces stearic acid 0.53%
11.64 ounces sweet almond oil 21.16%
Additives:
5 ounces soy milk (use one that is only made with soybeans and water like the Trader Joe’s shelf stable soy milk brand)
¼ cup cashew or soy yogurt
2.4 ounces of yeah for yummy (This is used at the maximum rate of 3% fragrance load). If you chose a different fragrance, make sure it is a non-acclerating fragrance and always check usage rates for soap.
½ teaspoon water soluble titanium dioxide dispersed in a scant amount of distilled water
1 teaspoon summer crush mica (NurtureSoap.Com)
1 teaspoon Rapunzel mica (NurtureSoap.Com)
Dried red rose petals to top the soap (optional)
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beautiful soap, I will make this soap, it will make a beautiful spring soap
It's beautiful! Thank you!
Your soap turned out beautiful.🌸
Thank you!
Beautiful looking soap! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you!
Beautiful soap! I love the soft colors and swirls. It's nice to see someone use plant-based milk and yogurt. I like using soy milk in my soaps sometimes as well and I don't see it used that often. The scent sounds right up my alley, I'll have to try it :)
Thank you! I love using plant based milks and yogurts to soap, it adds something special. I hope you love this recipe.
@@SunshineSoapandCandleCompany Thank you, I will and thanks for sharing! :)
It’s so pretty
thank you!
Lovely soap. Where can I get those containers that you use including the bottle the Lye was in?
Hi there! You can get these containers on amazon. I have an affiliate link in the description box and you can find the containers there. The bottle I had the lye and water in is just an old, recycled lye container. I save them to store my lye and water solution.
Hi Cory. Would the milk and yoghurt not call for some preservative in this recipe? The soap came out gorgeous.
Hi! Cold process soap does not require a preservative, even with yogurt, milk and other purees like fruits and vegetables. The soap is naturally preserved through the process of it becoming soap. Also, the PH of cold process soap is higher (around a 9) which does ward off bacteria growth. However, if you add too much food puree like fruit, or vegetables, the soap can go rancid.
I can’t find the recipes here, also how do I become a member for your recipes.
Hi there, the recipe is at the bottom of the description box. The link to my campaign for all the recipes is also in the description box.
What other oil besides coconut oil can I use? I am allergic to it.
Hi, you can use babassu oil or cocoa butter. You will need to return the formula back to a soap calculator if you sub out any of the oils to get the new lye and water amounts.
@@SunshineSoapandCandleCompany Thank you so much.
@@tonializettewooten5628Cory is absolutely right about substitutions. I just wanted to add that I have a customer with a Coconut allergy and I sub Babassu for her soap. I find that it performs just the same as my soap made with Coconut. As Cory said, just be sure to run it through a lye calculator to check your numbers.
Vegan milk 😂😂😂😂😂 then it is not milk wtf 😅😅😅
Vegan milk is indeed milk, just not derived from animals like cows or goats. Vegan milks, also known as plant-based milks, provides similar nutrients and can be a good source of vitamins and minerals, such as calcium, vitamin D, and vitamin B12, and more that can be a valuable part of a balanced diet.
@@knittingblossoms well the you dont know how it made.... and no i dont provide all that for you but it will kill you in slowmotion..
And milk is from a tit nothing els
Maby try and look in to how they make the b12
@@hampusbrokmann8249well B12 comes from mushrooms, seamoss, cobalt and duckweed, so might as well add in fortified b12
@@hampusbrokmann8249 The vitamin B12 used in vegan sources is typically produced through a fermentation process using bacteria, resulting in a form of B12 that is chemically identical to the B12 found in animal products. This means that B12 from vegan sources is just as effective and beneficial for the body as B12 from animals.
In animal products, B12 is produced by bacteria that naturally inhabit the digestive systems of animals. In contrast, vegan sources of B12 involve a fermentation process using specific bacteria strains.
Both animal and plant-based milks undergo processing to ensure safety and quality. The key difference is that the B12 used in vegan sources is produced without the need for animal products, making it a suitable and ethical choice for those following a plant-based diet.
In summary, while it's not animal milk, vegan milk provides essential nutrients like B12 in a way that is sustainable and compassionate for those that chose to be vegan for that reason.