Milk Soaps: 35 Skin-Nourishing Recipes for Making Milk-Enriched Soaps, from Goat to Almond Spiral-bound – April 30, 2019

My mom has been making soaps for a short while, feeling inspired to make her own. So after I got her one book, she asked for this one because the recipes would ask for "milk" which is interesting to use for soaps. She's still learning this hobby and it puts a smile on my face to watch her crafting. I would recommend this for anyone who's interested in making soaps using all kinds of milk

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Received "Milk Soaps: 35 Skin-Nourishing Recipes..." book in perfect condition, 2 days earlier than expected. Spiral bound book lies perfectly flat when open - what a blessing ! Color photos and step by step instructions make procedures crystal clear. MILK for soap is NOT limited to dairy LOL ! Recipes include using "milk" from: Coconut, Banana, Almond, Hemp, Flax, Soy, Cashew and other basics. Dairy basics can include: Buttermilk, Camel, Donkey, Sheep, Goat, Kefir, Yogurt and more. Substitutions are given for the more "unusual" ingredients, but how could you ever top a gift like Hand Made Camel Milk Soap ? LOL !

This is the second book I've purchased from Anne Marie Faiola, and this book is a must have if you are planning on learning how to work with milk in your soap. The author teaches so thoroughly giving you the confidence to try it; and I did! I was successful in my first try to making a Goat's Milk bar of soap. She offers Beginner, Intermediate and Advance recipes. Her instructions are clear and concise, and comes with lots of photos to guide you through the process. I love this book!!

This book was really great in terms of layout (love the spiral bind which helps keeps the book open when soaping!) and the pictures and information. There’s a lot of really great info and some super cool recipes, but it’s definitely not for a beginner soaper. Most recipes call out a multitude of not common oils, special molds, fragrances and additives. overall a good book though

I loved the book it's very informative and detailed compared to some of the other books I've read. She provided a lot of explanation as to why you should use certain oils and butters.

This is yet another amazing work of art by Anne, she really dives deep into tiny detail on ALL milk soaps. She gives specific direction and advice from an expert. She provides you with many pictures and as always AMAZING recipes from beginner to advanced soapers alike. I really enjoyed this book and I finished reading the whole thing in just a couple of days (can you tell I am a little obsessed with making soap). But truly if you want a very detailed book that all soapers can enjoy and appreciate this is a really good choice and you wont be disappointed.

As always the author explains things very simple and is a good reference book. some of the recipes require fancy oils Which you may not easily have available in your area so what I do I replace that oil with something else and run it through it lye calculator to come up with any recipe but in general you have step-by-step instructions on how to do everything. The binding is spiral inside which I didn’t like because if you are not VERY careful you can easily rip off pages, so be careful.