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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.
Who these bars suit
- •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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What's in these bars
The ingredients you'll find here.
- 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.
How to choose
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.
About this group
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. It's a slower way to make soap, and it's why we make it in small batches.
Ours are cold-processed and cured six to eight weeks, which gives a firm, long-lasting bar.
Formulated for dry-feeling and easily-irritated skin. Cosmetic cleansing bars only — not a treatment for any skin condition.