Goat Milk: The #1 ingredient in our Goat Milk Soaps!

The most unique ingredient in our goat milk soaps is not the goat milk per se, but that we use MORE real goat milk than other goat milk soap makers. Between our research and product feedback, it is obvious that the more real goat milk that is in a bar of goat milk soap, the better the soap is for dry skin and sensitive skin issues such as eczema, psoriasis, and acne. Don’t be fooled – always ask two questions any time you pick up a bar of goat milk soap: 1) How much goat milk is in each bar?
For us, each bar contains 1.6oz per 4.5oz bar bringing out goat milk percentage to a whopping 36%!
More Goat Milk, More Moisturizing, More Soothing

Coconut oil

This is one of the most common ingredients used in goat milk soap making for many good reasons. First and foremost, the amount of coconut oil that is used in goat milk soap determines, in large part, the robustness of the lather. While some people may be allergic to coconut oil and need a castile soap, the result of all castile goat milk soaps is a more soft, creamy lather rather than a bubble-rich lather. We also use coconut oil in our lotions and lip balms because it has been shown to provide superior moisture and some studies suggest antimicrobial¹, anti-inflammatory² properties.
Great Cleaning Power!

(Please note: These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA. These products not intended to treat any medical conditions.)

Olive Oil

Vitamin rich olive oil is a powerhouse for delivering vitamins A, E, & K along with amino acids and antioxidant properties. While olive oil was not common in American-made soaps 200 years ago, it was a staple among the Mediterranean region even further back than the 12th Century!⁴ Castile soap was much more popular in those days, but we wanted to bring the best that soap making history had to offer into our soaps as well. As such, olive oil is one of our top 3 ingredients in every goat milk soap bar!
Antioxidants and Nourishes skin

Shea Butter

Shea butter is outstanding for moisturizing, nourishing, and protecting the natural oils of your skin. It is loaded with vitamins and fatty acids that have proven, researched anti-inflammatory properties according to a 2012 study. Other benefits that have been reported after long-term use of shea butter include skin softening (think calluses), skin strengthening, and reduced wrinkle appearance.
Protect, Nourish, and Moisturize skin

Rendered Lard

In order to be historically accurate, we had to include this unique ingredient which was a staple throughout American history. Rendered lard is a fantastic way to contribute to sustainability and minimize excess waste. We all look with pride as an American Indian utilizes even the fat and the bones from the bison he killed. In the same way, no one but a soap maker or a Mexican restaurant is able to use a substantial amount of lard to prevent waste. The soap benefits are pretty impressive too. Lard benefits in soap include good cleaning properties, stable lather, and an outstanding skin moisturizer.
Superior Moisturizing Qualities

Steam Distilled Essential Oils

After learning the health problems related to synthetic fragrance oils that contain parabens and phthalates, we decided to use pure, steam distilled essential oils with COA (Certificate of Analysis). Our supplier is based out of France with a fantastic reputation for providing consistent quality for both therapeutic and cosmetic uses. Essentials oils provide aromatherapy and skin benefits that are usually not allowed to be disclosed by certain government agencies, so we encourage you to do your research on how amazing essential oil soaps can be.
Superior Natural Fragrance

Herbs & Clays

We have decided that an uncolored bar of goat milk soap is just boring, and there is a safer way to introduce color without having to use titanium dioxide, mica-based colors, or food dyes. So, we have colored our goat milk soaps using a combination of finely ground herbs and skin mask quality clays. In the least, it adds a mild exfoliant property to the goat milk soap. At best, you may find extra skin benefits or cleansing effects depending on which herb or clay is used.
Bonus: Healthy Colors

Have Sensitive Skin?

We recommend that you start off with our most simple, unscented goat milk soaps: Mother’s Touch and Gardener’s Hands.

Eczema: Summer Night Walk and Promised Land work well for those with Eczema.

Psoriasis: Many of our customers with psoriasis prefer Promised Land, Earth and Sky or Poison Ivy Soap bars.

Those with skin conditions may also benefit from the use of Fix It Herbal Salve and Lavender, Tea Tree or Unscented Solid Lotion Bars to further aid sensitive skin.

Many allergy conditions are irritated by the chemicals in everyday household products. You might try natural alternatives like Laundry Soap, Deodorant, and Shampoo Bar.

Have Dry Skin?

Give dry skin a good “drink” with our goat milk soaps! All of them are filled with nourishing goat milk but take an especially hard look at Gardener’s Hands, Summer Night Walk, or Mountain Goat. Be sure to avoid anything with Tea Tree!

Your next step is to lock in all that moisture. Check out our solid lotion bars made with shea butter and beeswax for an extra deep locking moisture.

Hands so dry they’re cracked? Apply Fix It Salve before your lotion.

Have Oily Skin?

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