Goat milk bars, creamy and mild.
Goat milk brings fat, protein and naturally occurring lactic acid to the bar. The result is a creamy, low-foam wash that feels closer to a cleansing milk than to soap.
- •Dry-feeling or easily-irritated skin
- •Anyone who dislikes a squeaky, high-foam lather
- •Mature skin looking for a very mild daily bar
- •Kids and teens starting a simple routine
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- Whole goat milk
- Fats and proteins for a creamy, low-foam lather.
- Naturally occurring lactic acid
- Present in the milk itself, at cosmetic levels.
- Grass-fed tallow / plant butters
- The conditioning base of each bar.
- Raw honey & oats
- Frequent partners in our milk bars.
- Little or no added fragrance
- Named in the list wherever present.
Every bar's complete ingredient list is published on its own product page — including any fragrance source.
Which bar should you pick?
- →Want the mildest possible bar? Milk plus oats.
- →Want a bit more richness? Look for milk with cocoa or shea butter.
- →Vegan household? See the vegan page instead — milk bars aren't plant-based.
- →Store on a draining dish; milk bars soften faster if left in water.
Milk soap has to be made carefully — the sugars in milk scorch if the batter gets too hot, so the milk goes in frozen and the batch is worked cool. That's why you don't see real milk soap on supermarket shelves.
Ours are cold-processed and cured six to eight weeks, so the bar is hard enough to last through weeks of daily use rather than dissolving in a fortnight.
Formulated for dry-feeling and easily-irritated skin. Cosmetic cleansing bars only — not a treatment for any skin condition.