goat milk soap for dry, sensitive skin
Why is goat milk soap good for you skin?
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Vitamin A
The vitamin A in goat milk increases your skin cell turnover rate, reducing lines and wrinkles. It's one of many nutrients in goat milk!
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Lactic Acid
Lactic acid is an alpha hydroxy acid occuring naturally in goat milk that exfoliates your skin cells without drying them out.
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Moisture Boosting Fat Molecules
In addition to all the fats from the plant oils, goat milk adds extra moisturizing fats to the formula to make superfatted bars of soap.
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Applejack & Peel Exfoliating Soap
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Charcoal Facial Soap
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Cranberry Bog Exfoliating Soap
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Eucalyptus Mint Goat Milk Soap
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Lavender Exfoliating Soap
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Lavender Lemongrass Goat Milk Soap
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Lilac Goat Milk Soap
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Masculine Musk Goat Milk Soap
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Oatmeal Milk & Honey Exfoliating Soap
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Plain Jane Unscented Goat Milk Soap
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Spearmint Goat Milk Soap
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Stress Relief Exfoliating Soap
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Goat Milk Soap Rough Cuts
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Loofah Soap
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Product Info
Ingredients
Ingredients: Olive Oil (Olea Europaea), Goat Milk, Coconut Oil (Cocos Guineensis), Palm Oil (Elaeis Guineensis), Sodium Hydroxide, Glycerin
Soaps also contain essential oils, like Lavender, or Fragrance Oil, like Lilac, and natural exfoliants such as oatmeal, cranberry seeds, or lavender buds. Click on each soap for it's ingredients.
Essential Oil Only Soaps (100% Natural):
Charcoal (Tea Tree + Lavender)
Eucalyptus Mint
Lavender
Lavender Lemongrass
Plain Jane (Unscented)
Spearmint Rosemary
Stress Relief (Lavender + Peppermint)
Exfoliating Soaps:
Applejack & Peel
Cranberry Bog
Lavender
Oatmeal, Milk & Honey
Stress Relief
Size
Soap Weight: 4.3 oz.
Soap Dimensions: 3.5" x 2.25" x 1"
Goat Milk Soap Story
My Mom: JOEL! There's soap in the oven!!
Me: WHY is there soap in the oven?!
A nasty, burning smell came from the oven when I opened it where a tray of 24 soaps had been drying before I turned on the oven to preheat it. It was one of the first batches of Joy Lane Farm soap!
Our family got goats when I was a boy in 4-H. We learned to milk them, and my mom used the nutrient rich milk to make cheese and goat milk soap. Soon we had more soap than we could use, so my mom started giving it away to friends and family who raved about it. She began selling it at our local natural foods store (where it's still sold!) and was one of eight soapmakers who submitted their soaps for consideration to The Common Man Inn who was looking for a local soapmaker to make their room bars. We were thrilled when they chose Joy Lane Farm!
FAQs
Why is goat milk soap good for your skin?
For so many reasons! Three of the big ones are vitamin A, lactic acid, and moisture boosting fat molecules! Here's a video we did on why goat milk is exceptional skincare!
Will it melt?
Nope! Our bars are cold process soaps, which are made by adding lye to goat milk and botanical oils. You'd have melting issues with melt-and-pour soaps, but don't need to worry about it with cold process soaps.
How much goat milk is in your soaps?
A lot! We pride ourselves that goat milk is our second biggest ingredient! Our first ingredient is olive oil, which is costly, but SO good for your skin.
What is the shelf life?
You can expect the scent in our goat milk soaps to last for at least a year, even much longer. If you're planning on storing them for a while (they make wonderful sachets in drawers!), we suggest somewhere away from sunlight as direct sunlight can reduce the scent over a long period of time.
How long do your goat milk soaps last?
A long time! We age them extra long to make them last longer. At a minimum, cold process soaps need to be aged 4 weeks. Often, ours are aged as long as 8 weeks. This lets extra water weight evaporate off, making them harder, denser, and long-lasting. Exactly how long is difficult to answer, because it varies so much based on if you're showering with them or just using them as a facial or hand soap. To extend the life of your goat milk soap, be sure to keep it on a drying tray when not in use.