Hart Nana’s goat milk soap is made with all natural simple ingredients such as olive oil, vegetable fats or lard, lye, coconut oil, oatmeal, organic orange peels, almonds, honey, lavender bits, calendula petals, and essential oils that have therapeutic applications.
The benefits of using homemade goat milk soaps over natural soap are that raw goats milk contains alpha hydroxy acids. Like lactic acid and glycolic acid that gently clean and remove dead skin cells from your body. This leaves your skin looking younger and feeling smoother. Removing the dead skin cells may help improve certain skin conditions too. Those that are caused because of irritation, such as acne. It has also been shown to sooth psoriasis and eczema.
Homemade goat milk soaps have vitamins and minerals that have been shown to smooth wrinkles and lines. And protects against skin cancer. The cream in goat’s milk soap is a very skin friendly moisturizer allowing you to clean your skin and moisturize at the same time.
All of our soaps are handcrafted with fresh raw goat’s milk from our favorite girl goats who enjoy a wonderful life here in Cache Valley and are dearly loved. Each bar contains more than one third fresh, raw goat’s milk by volume. Pamper yourself or as a gift for a friend, Hart Nana’s Goat’s Milk Soap is sure to be a treasured discovery. Most people who have tried our soap don’t want to use anything else. Customer Rave Reviews
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Hi there.
I really love your soap and have made it forever it feels. I have only one issue and thats when I add essential oils to the recipe the scent disipitates over the 4 week drying period and it becomes a scentless soap. To your recipe I tend to use one essential oil only as I'm not very good at blending so the strongest and nicest scents I've used are Lemongrass and Geranium Rose. I would use 50ml in each batch. The house smells divine for weeks. I'm using my latest batch now and there is only a very fine hint of smell. Is there a fixative I can use to retain the scent or can you suggest a nice blend of scents that would last or am I not using enough essential oil?
Karen, as far as I can tell from a bit of research, that if you put the essential oil on kaolin clay then add that to your batch of soap it should hold the scent longer. I have not done this my self (yet - but am certainly going to give it a try next time I make soap) so I can't tell you how much clay to add. You can read about the benefits of Kaolin Clay over here: http://benefitof.net/benefits-of-kaolin-clay/