Milk Soapmaking: The Smart and Simple Guide to Making Lovely Milk Soap From Cow Milk, Goat Milk, Buttermilk, Cream, Coconut Milk, or Any Other Animal or Plant Milk
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Product Description
Do you like the feel of milk soaps but shy away from the cost? Are you looking for a special kind of gift you can make yourself? Or do you already make soap and want to try something new?
Anne L. Watson’s “Smart Soapmaking” was the first book based on modern techniques that eliminate the drudgery and guesswork from home soapmaking. Now, by well loved demand, she continues her soapmaking revolution with the first practical, comprehensive book on building milk soap.
Experience the rich, soothing, luxurious feel of milk soap you’ve made yourself. Your skin will thank you for it.
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This is a wonderful book. One of the only really excellent ones I have establish for Milk soap building.
It is really simple to know for beginners and its also excellent for people who have been building soap for a while. It gives some fantastic tips and debunks some myths on milk soap building.
It has a few recipes for some soaps too, I tried a few and they were all reasonably nice, I altered a few to make them more personal (scent wise), my favorite is the Oatmeal and cinnamon (I used Lilac as a replacement for).
I loved this book and if you want to try milk soap building or already know how its a excellent book to read.
I also liked that it wasnt a huge brick of a book and its written soap building friendly, so it can be left open while you make some soap
Reader’s Rating: 5 / 5
Anne Watson has made another book which demystifies soap building. Many soap makers shy away from making milk-based soaps because of all the horror tales they’ve heard. Ms. Watson debunks many of persons myths and presents a very straightforward approach to dealing with the successful mixing of milk and lye. This is “must have” for any soap maker’s library.
Reader’s Rating: 5 / 5
I like this leader. I bought her first book and read it several times, and then bought this one. It helps to have read her first book on soapmaking before reading this one, but it’s not necessary. Her instructions are simple to read, simple to follow, and include a host of recipes. I would recommend her books to anyone who is interested in learning how to make soap.
Reader’s Rating: 5 / 5
Very simply written, and simple for beginner soap makers. I establish it delightful to have the book as it demystifies the soapmaking process!
Reader’s Rating: 5 / 5
I am a groundbreaking new soap maker who is indebted to this book. It is clear, sensible and encouraging. Very simple to follow and useful. If you have never made soap or if you are new at it, buy this book!
Reader’s Rating: 5 / 5