![]() It’s ok to add your ingredients, like the rosemary and mint, after a good 10 minutes of blending even if it doesn’t come to a trace. With milk based soaps, the “trace” might never happen, so it may not get thick like a cold process recipe would. I have never used the strainer that way either I keep mine in the house and strain when I get the milk inside. When it gets to this point, it’s ok to add essential oils, herbs and whatever else you want, and then pour it into molds. I have never had any problems with Caprine Supply ever in the years I have had goats and they are very helpful with any problems. Stirring for a while, sometimes up to an hour, will cause the lye particles to combine with the oils making it thicken. When you use a regular recipe, the oils and lye solution create a oily combination that is quite liquid. And as to the second question, the “trace” is where the soap thickens to the point of looking like vanilla pudding. ![]() That’s why milk need to be kept very cold, so that the lye doesn’t scorch it. Goats are strong animals, but they can be raised easily without many expenses. It digests easily and is safe for individuals with dairy sensitivities. When you add lye to a liquid, it will heat up significantly. Although cow’s milk is popular among the general populace, goat’s milk is preferred by many. Thanks so much Kristal!! I love knowing that I’ve helped people. Allow it to sit untouched and it will be fine. (It’s actually a good thing.) If this happens, do not stir or you’ll upset the balance.
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