I forgot or ignored the fact that milk soaps, when allowed to gel,
turn the soaps medium brown/tan color. Duh! The milk sugars carmelize
in the heat and darken the soaps. So it doesn't really matter what
colorants I put into the soaps. Oh well, next time I try to prevent gel
by putting them into the freezer after I pour.
The sodium lactate is WONDERFUL! I unmolded and cut the soaps at about 11 hours. That's really quick (I couldn't wait until tomorrow)! They all came out of their molds lickety split and the fondant texture mat made clean, beautiful impressions on the soaps. All the fragrances came out really nice. Champagne, cherry blossom, coffee bean, and white tea and ginger.
The sodium lactate is WONDERFUL! I unmolded and cut the soaps at about 11 hours. That's really quick (I couldn't wait until tomorrow)! They all came out of their molds lickety split and the fondant texture mat made clean, beautiful impressions on the soaps. All the fragrances came out really nice. Champagne, cherry blossom, coffee bean, and white tea and ginger.
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