Teach Soap

Believe it or not, one thing I am very good it is being persuasive in a professional and make it happen kinda way. Seriously, I am laid back, type like I talk (like a redneck) and just relaxed here...but once upon a time, B.F. (Before Farming) I used to have to be all froo-froo fancy pants at work...I don't enjoy being froo-froo fancy pants...but it is do-able

I think I am getting rusty a tad-bit though...so it was nice to sharpen that dull blade a little Course when you spend a good portion of your day in pajamas...life moves at a different pace

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Making soap one loaf at a time - it's better than bread 'cause soap doesn't have calories!

Too funny! I used to wear business suits to work and, like you said, it can be done, but wasn't fun.
I much prefer casual clothes, playing in the dirt and no makeup!

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Linda
I know the voices in my head aren't real, but they sure have some great ideas!

I've never tried making soap or lotion from my goats' milk. We raise Nigerian Dwarf and Mini Nubian dairy goats at www.northerndawnnigerians.com

Anyway, what are the best preservatives for goat milk lotion? Are these lotions actually safe for usage, or do they harm the human body after using the lotion? How long is this lotion good for.

Now on testing, I saw a website for a home test kit. That sounds good. But what is the best way to test our lotion, so that we can ensure that it won't go bad for potential customers?

I'm also looking for a nice lotion recipe. Can these recipes be altered or customized?

Where can ingredients and packaging be purchased?

Thanks,
Peggy

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Irena
Closed minds are like faulty parachutes; they refuse to open.