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Aloe Goat Milk Bars of Soap Curing

Soaps                  

These vegetable-based soaps are cold processed from my own goats' milk. 

 

Using "Grandmother's life recipe"

plus this & that from nature's studios,

these soaps are unscented, uncolored and 

simply healthfulll for your skin.

 

Quotes:   "My friend is in love with your soaps!" 

The Construction Guy: "Nothing but good things to say... It lasts forever and scrubs like crazy!" 

Debra: "Since each batch is tested I still use lots of soap, but much less handcream... and I don't get poison ivy now that I'm using my old fashioned lye soaps!

Jennifer:  "I took a shower this morning and found a new bar of your soap...it's AWESOME!  I'm not sure what it is...but would love to have some more if possible. It was kinda scratchy like seeds or oats or herby....it FELT great!!"

Alice:  "I do like your soap!  I will have to make it to Oxford Farmers Market Uptown or make other arrangements to get some more.  It has been such kind soap for my dry skin, even with frequent showers in this hot weather.  So great!"

Sarah: "Your OatMilk Goatmilk is the only soap I can use on my face."


Goat Milk Soaps 

 

PLAIN GOAT MILK
A soothing, creamy goat milk base for
basic skin care.

ALOE MILK
 Add the incredible healing elements of aloe to the soothing qualities of milk and you get a soap with no equal.
Chopped from a huge aloe plant in my kitchen and pureed in the food processor, the whole slimy mess is dumped into the goat milk base and after much stirring, poured into an old enamel pan to sit until set.
This soap feels like velvet to the skin and produces
much the same result. 

OAT  
Creamy goat milk soap with organic oats added
to create a gentle soothing scrub bar.


HONEY  
Add the goodness of honey in the same way Cleopatra utilized it ~ and the rest is history.

 
 

 

NOTE:

Handcut soap shapes, sizes, colors, 

and wrappings vary from photos.

Quantities are limited as soaps must cure for weeks 

and they are made seasonally according to 

availability of raw materials.

 

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