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Wet skin and the soap bar with warm water. Work the bar into a rich, creamy lather between your hands or directly onto a washcloth, sponge, or loofah.

Gently massage the lather onto hands or body, then rinse thoroughly with warm water.

For best results, follow with your favorite moisturizer, lotion, or body butter to help lock in hydration.

To extend the life of your soap, allow the bar to dry between uses on a well-draining soap dish and keep it away from standing water.

Customers often tell us they love how this soap:

• Creates a rich creamy lather

• Leaves skin clean but not dry

• Feels gentle enough for daily use

• Leaves skin soft and comfortable after rinsing

For external use only.

Discontinue use if irritation occurs.

Handcrafted soap may vary slightly in color or design due to small-batch production.

Is goat milk soap good for sensitive skin?
Goat milk soap is often chosen by customers with sensitive or dry skin because it creates a creamy, gentle lather that cleanses without leaving skin feeling tight. Because everyone’s skin is different, we recommend patch testing first if you have highly reactive skin.

Does goat milk soap dry out your skin?
No. Our Goat Milk & Honey soap is formulated with nourishing oils, butters, goat milk, and honey to help maintain the skin’s natural moisture balance while cleansing.

Is goat milk soap good for dry skin?
Goat milk soap is often chosen by people with dry or sensitive skin because it produces a rich, creamy lather that cleans without leaving skin feeling tight. Goat milk naturally contains vitamins and gentle lactic acid that help support smooth, comfortable skin.

In our Goat Milk & Honey soaps, fresh goat milk is combined with honey and nourishing oils and butters to create a balanced cleanse that leaves skin feeling soft and refreshed.

How long does a bar of soap last?
With proper care, most bars last 3–4 weeks or longer, depending on how often they are used.

How can I make my soap last longer?
Handcrafted soap will last much longer when allowed to dry between uses.

To extend the life of your bar:

• Store it on a well-draining soap dish

• Keep it away from standing water

• Allow the bar to fully dry between uses

Can I use this soap on my face?
Many customers do use our Goat Milk & Honey soaps on their faces and enjoy the creamy, gentle cleanse. However, facial skin can be more delicate than the skin on the body, so we recommend patch testing first if you have sensitive or reactive skin.

If you’re specifically looking for a cleanser designed with facial care in mind, we also offer our Ageless and Clarify bars, which were formulated as face-and-body soaps using babassu oil and other skin-supportive ingredients. We also offer a line of liquid facial cleansers designed specifically for delicate facial skin.

Shop all facial cleansers here.

Are your soaps palm-free?
Yes. Our soaps are formulated without palm oil and instead use a carefully balanced blend of nourishing oils and butters.

Do your soaps contain fragrance oils or essential oils?
Our soaps are available in two scent collections. The Classic Collection is scented with high-quality phthalate-free fragrance oils, while the Botanical Essential Oil Collection is scented exclusively with pure essential oils. We also have a Fragrance Free Option.

Are your soaps safe for children?
Our soaps are made with gentle ingredients and are suitable for everyday use on hands and body. Because children can have sensitive skin, we recommend patch testing first.

Why do you use beef tallow in your soap?
Beef tallow is a traditional soapmaking ingredient that has been used for centuries to create long-lasting, high-quality soap. It is naturally rich in vitamins A, D, E, and K and contains fatty acids that are similar to those found in healthy human skin.

In soap, tallow contributes to a creamy lather and a harder, longer-lasting bar, helping your soap maintain its shape and perform well with regular use.

Why does handmade soap sometimes look different from bar to bar?
Our soaps are handcrafted in small batches, so slight variations in color, pattern, or shape can occur. Natural ingredients and hand-cut bars make each one a unique piece of art. These differences do not affect the quality or performance of the soap.

Coconut Oil, Distilled Water, High-Oleic Sunflower Oil, Sodium Hydroxide, Olive Oil, Beef Tallow, Goat Milk, Avocado Oil, Rice Bran Oil, Apricot Kernel Oil, Shea Butter, Castor Oil, Cocoa Butter, Kokum Butter, Phthalate Free Fragrance Oil, Honey, Sodium Lactate.

May Contain: Clays and/or Mica for color.