Storey Publishing Milk Soaps: 35 Skin-Nourishing Recipes for Making Milk-Enriched Soaps, from Goat to Almond

I LOVE this book and have read it completely. All the recipes have milk of some kind whether it's goat's, cow's, nut milks and even camel's milk. The recipes make sense and are easy to follow. There's a list of soap-making suppliers at the back of the book as well as FAQ's.At the front, it covers the different kinds of milk, oils and molds. Safety working with Lye and the basics of cold process soap-making are fully covered.The author is the owner of the soap supply company Brambleberry.com and many of the recipes are on their website, but, this book is coil-bound and made to be with you while you're making soap so you don't have to worry about scrolling through an electronic device while wearing gloves. The price is very fair and well worth it for a coil-bound hardcover book.Tons of photos demonstrate the process step-by-step and the easy-to-read text will make you feel confident when making your soap.I highly recommend this book.

excellent book :: must have

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!!

Wonderful book. Many techniques from beginners to advanced. Best purchase ever.

Ok, un peu déçue quand même sur les astuces données. Apres qq bonnes recettes