Introduction
Chapter 1: Why Make Soap with Milk?
Chapter 2: The Soapmaking Process
Chapter 3: Properties of Different Oils
Chapter 4: Adding Color & Scent
Chapter 5: Recipes
Beginner
Shea and Aloe Bars with Yogurt
Calendula-Infused Buttermilk Bars
Textured Rose Clay Bars with Nonfat Milk
Exfoliating Lemon Bars with Coconut Milk
Layered Clay and Oat Milk Bars
Charcoal Facial Bars with Whole Milk and Aloe
In-the-Pot Swirl Buttermilk Castile
Textured Turmeric Bars with Banana Milk
Hand-Sculpted Soap Stones with Split Pea Milk
Faux Funnel Pour with Camel's Milk
Intermediate
Drop Swirls with Kefir and Rose Petals
Cupcake Soaps with Whipped Cream
Loofah and Swirls with Sheep's Milk
Dead Sea-Salt Brine Bar
Poppy Seeds and Swirls
Hangered Drop Swirls with Colloidal Oatmeal and Honey
Layered Coffee and Cream Bars
Layered Mica Lines with Almond Milk
Cubed Swirls with Almond Milk and Honey
Round Peacock Swirl with Goat's Milk
Shampoo Bars with Hemp Milk and Apple Cider Vinegar
Pink Himalayan and Dendritic Salt Bars with Flax Milk
Advanced
Super Rainbow Swirl
Embedded Pencil Wave with Donkey's Milk
Linear Swirl with Sour Cream
Floral Layers Goat's Milk Bars
Circling Taiwan Swirl with Matcha Tea
Squirty Swirls with Whey
Piped Hanger Swirl with Soy Milk
Concentric Circle Swirls with Cashew Milk
Alternating Layers and Pencil Lines with Flax Milk
Double Pumpkin Pie Slices
Elegant Swirls with Hemp Milk and Avocado Extract
Coconut Milk In-the-Pot Swirl with Kombucha
Shimmied Layers Castile Bars
Glossary
Frequently Asked Questions
Resources
Index