Where can I buy goat milk soap?

Right here on GOAT Soaps website! Click here to see our products https://goatsoap.com/products!

What are the benefits of goat milk soap?

Unlike commercial soaps, soaps made from goats' milk does not contain harsh detergents or chemicals. Goat milk contains vitamin A, vitamin B3 (niacin), thiamin, vitamin B2 (riboflavin), and vitamin B5 (pantothenate). Its naturally occurring lactic acid helps cleanse skin of impurities. Also, the alpha hydroxy acids in goat milk soap breaks the bonds in dead skin cells, giving our soap a mildly exfoliating property. After washing with GOAT soap, your skin will be naturally clean and vibrant! GOAT soap is made from all-natural and organic ingredients, with no harmful chemicals or fragrance oils found in commercial soaps.

What is goat milk soap?

Goat milk soap is soap made from goat milk. In most soaps, lye is made by combining water and sodium hydroxide. Goat milk is rich in both saturated and unsaturated fats, so when substituting goat milk for water, the resulting soap is creamier, with moisturizing properties due to these fats.

Most soaps (or bath bars) are full of chemicals, synthetics, and fragrance oils that dry out your skin and leave you feeling stripped of natural oils. GOAT soap is made from all-natural and organic ingredients, with no harmful chemicals, so it is gentle on sensitive skin. The saturated and unsaturated fats present in goat milk contains nutrients that help soften and soothe skin irritations. GOAT soap will not dry out your skin like many commercial soap products.

How long does goat milk soap last?

Most of our customers have reported that our bars of soap last up to a month. This is dependant upon how frequency and type of uses.

What does GOAT soap do for your skin?

Repeated exposure to the irritants found in commercial soap products weaken healthy skin cells. High sodium content in these products also draws moisture from the skin, resulting in weakened cell structure. GOAT soap gently cleans, brightens, and nourishes your skin. With goat milk, shea butter, cocoa butter, coconut oil, palm oil, safflower oil, castor oils, olive oil, and essential oils, our all-natural formula will naturally repair and renew your skin.

Does your goat milk soap have lye?

Lye is a naturally occurring compound that is a necessary ingredient in the soapmaking process. All true soaps are made with lye. Lye is the compound instigating the saponification (soapmaking) chemical reaction. We formulate GOAT soap to ensure that all the lye is turned into a gentle, natural soap.

Is your goat soap made with natural ingredients?

Yes, GOAT soap is composed of: goat milk, shea butter, cocoa butter, coconut oil, palm oil, safflower oil, castor oils, olive oil, and essential oils.

Is goat milk soap good for your beard?

GOAT soap is a great beard shampoo and conditioner! Goat milk is full of saturated and unsaturated fats, which is a very good moisturizer. Goat milk soap won’t dry out your skin or your beard. Also, goat milk contains alpha hydroxy acids which help break down dead skin cells, revealing smoother, heathy skin around and under your beard.

Is goat milk soap good for eczema?

Those with eczema, as well as rosacea, psoriasis and other skin conditions, can benefit from the internal and external use of goat milk. The saturated and unsaturated fats in goat milk soap helps strengthen the barrier function of the skin. But that’s not all: the natural oils used in GOAT soap also nourish the epidermis and strengthens this barrier.

Is goat milk soap good for acne?

Goat milk has a similar PH level to human skin. If other soaps dry out your skin, your oil glands will react by producing excess oil. Overactive oil glands typically result in more pimples and acne, so this creates a vicious cycle. Soap made from goat milk break this cycle for several reasons: the PH of goat milk prevents dryness while keeping bacteria out of your pores. In addition, the fatty acids found in goat milk have wonderful moisturizing properties. Lastly, the alpha hydroxy acids in goat milk helps break down dead skin cells, giving GOAT soap a mildly exfoliating effect. Removing the dead skin cells means new smoother, healthier skin.

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