| Yesterday, I promised that I would show making a Soy Milk Soap with the half and half method. I am using the same recipe to show any differences that occur while making the soap.
8 ounces weight Hydrogenated Soybean Oil 2.2 ounces Sodium Hydroxide Weighing time: 8 minutes Note: On Monday, I’ll show you an amazing Twilight party! Have fun soaping! |
 Adding Lye to the Soy Milk and water.  Mixing the lye solution. |
 Melted oils ready for the lye solution.  Starting to blend the oils and lye solution together.  The oils are almost all mixed together with the lye solution.  Pouring the soap into the mold.  The soap is starting to go through the gel phase.  Another all Soy Milk batch that didn't work. |
 Pouring the lye solution into the oils.  There is still some oil left.  The soap is almost at trace.  The filled mold.  All Soy Milk batch that didn't work. |
Hiya Andee,
Thanks for doing this. I’m curious to know why the batches that went funky didn’t work?
Hello, nice recipe and photos, but a method of making would be helpful as well for first time soap makers, as i have no idea what is what.
Just thought i would mention that.
Kellie,
This blog was posted when I first started learning about milk soaps. Now I know much better. Let me direct you to another post making soy milk soap that I knew more and therefore made a better soap. http://blog.thesage.com/2010/02/13/cold-process-soap-half-and-half-method-with-soy-milk/
Good Luck!
Andee