All soap is made with lye. Soap is made by combining fatty acids with a strong alkali (lye). The result is SOAP. People claiming to make soap without lye are either lying or making soap from a pre-made base they have purchased that has already gone through this process.

Soap is made WITH lye but there is no lye in the final product. The amount of lye needed to saponify (turn to soap) each oil can now be calculated precisely. We measure lye to the 1/100th of an ounce to ensure saponification and no more. In other words, the oils and lye are combined in the exact amounts needed to turn them into soap and there is no lye left in the finished product.

Why do we use fresh goat's milk?

Goat's milk has been used for centuries as a cleanser and beauty aid. It is high in vitamins, minerals, proteins and alpha-hydroxy acids that nourish and rejuvenate the skin. Goat's milk has a PH close to the skins natural PH, resulting in a mild, non-irritating, highly moisturizing soap for even the most sensitive skin.

Because goat's milk is difficult to work with, most people use water as a base and add a small amount of milk or, more commonly, powdered goat milk, at the end of the process just so they can claim it is a goat milk soap. We use FRESH GOAT'S MILK as our base.

Do you use a body wash or a cleansing bar?

If you use a commercial "soap" product, chances are you're washing with detergent. The chemicals & by-products used in most commercial "soaps" may get you clean but usually leave your skin feeling itchy & dry. Many people have eczema, psoriasis, fungal, and other skin issues, but do not know that some of the products they use may cause, aggravate or prolong these skin problems.

Read some of the ingredients we found in other soaps/body washes. Hydroxypropyltrimonium chloride and methycloroisoyhiazolinone may be great for washing clothes or dishes, but doesn't your skin deserve better?