I love bath products and love to try new ones. I received some goat milk soap that I just love. Goat Milk Soaps contain nothing bad. They use only natural fats and oils to produce long lasting moisturizing bars of soap. I received a full bar of Pomegranate Lemonade which I really loved. It smelled so good and lathered really well. After getting out of the shower I could still smell the fragrance. My skin felt soft and moisturized. I also received to Fiji Island and OMH Scrub which is the Oatmeal Milk & Honey bar with oatmeal added.

Every goat milk soap bar is cold processed and contains at least an ounce of raw goat milk from our farm. This gives each and every bar we make a creamy goodness your skin will love. We hand cut every bar and cure it for a minimum 6 weeks. Every piece is unique in appearance, size, color and scent. Like our eight children, no two are alike. While our soaps last a long time, our impact on the environment doesn’t. We use a 4″ x 6″ cotton bag to package our goat milk soaps; this is friendlier to the environment than plastic and lets your soaps breathe. Soaps listed here are full sized bars, but they are also available in half bar sizes as well as in soap logs. You may also choose from soaps that are unscented or made with just essential oils. Soaps weigh a minimum of 4.5 oz, but most average 5 ounces. Soaps prices range from $6 for regular bars to $6.50 for essential oil soaps to $8 for specialty soaps. Exact pricing and ingredients can be found on the individual soap pages.

Goat Milk Soaps are made by the Jonas family. They bought their first two goats in 2005 to provide healthy, raw milk for our growing family. We quickly fell in love with goats and expanded our herd. They make more than just soaps including lip balms, lotion sticks, and bath fizzies that will leave your skin feeling silky soft. They even make laundry soap. I am sure you will find a goat milk soap you’ll love and one to giveaway to a friend.