- Made with fresh goat milk
- Naturally occurring fats and lactic acid
- Creamy lather that rinses clean
- Leaves skin feeling soft rather than tight
- Poured, cut, and cured in small batches
- Works for face, hands, and body
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Goat milk soap is one of the oldest formulas there is, and it has lasted because it works. Milk brings naturally occurring fats and lactic acid to the bar, which is why the lather comes up creamy rather than squeaky, and why skin tends to feel comfortable afterward instead of tight.
Each bar is poured and cured in small batches, then cut by hand, so edges and color vary from one to the next. Use it at the sink, in the shower, or on the face if your skin agrees with it. Give it somewhere to drain between uses and it will last considerably longer.
Wet the bar and work it into a lather between your hands or onto a cloth. Massage over face, hands, or body, then rinse.
Follow with Goat Milk Body Lotion while skin is still damp. Store the bar on a draining dish between uses so it stays firm.
For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes, and rinse with water if contact occurs. Contains goat milk, a dairy ingredient. Patch test before first use if your skin is reactive, and discontinue if irritation develops. Keep out of reach of children.
This product is a cosmetic and is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

Fresh goat milk adds naturally occurring fats and lactic acid to the bar, so the lather comes up creamy instead of squeaky and skin feels comfortable afterward rather than tight.
Yes, for most skin. Use it on the face if your skin agrees with it, and patch test first if you are reactive.
Each bar is poured, cured, and cut by hand in small batches, which is why edges and color vary from one bar to the next.
Store it on a draining dish between uses so it dries out and stays firm. A bar that sits in water softens and disappears fast.