Goat Milk Soap
Gluten Free Goat Milk Soap
All of the goat milk soaps from Goat Milk Stuff are gluten free. We even make sure to use certified gluten free rolled oats in our Purity Scrub and OMH Scrub soaps to make sure there is no cross-contamination.
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Activated Bamboo Charcoal
Activated bamboo charcoal is said to be capable of drawing dirt and bacteria out of our skin and it may help deter acne or other skin conditions. Find out what activated bamboo charcoal is and why we have made it a regular goat milk soap at Goat Milk Stuff.
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Almond Essential Oil
Everyone loves the smell of cherries in their goat milk soaps and lotions, but bitter almond essential oil (which naturally smells like cherries) can only be used with extreme caution. For safety's sake, we use a bitter almond blend at Goat Milk Stuff.
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Where's the Goat Milk?
Due to the soapmaking process of saponification, the properties of raw milk are in our goat milk soap, but it's no longer milk, so it doesn't spoil or grow bacteria. Unfortunately, lip balms and lotions do not undergo this same reaction.
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Jewelweed Goat Milk Soap for Poison Ivy
Jewelweed is a plant that is often used by herbalists to relieve poison ivy symptoms. Find out how we use it at Goat Milk Stuff and read some testimonials about poison ivy relief from some of our customers and even how it helped one of the Jonas kids.
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21 Uses for Extra Goat Milk Whey
We end up with a LOT of extra whey at Goat Milk Stuff. Whey is the liquid part of the milk that is left after the milk has been coagulated for cheese or yogurt. Whey contains lots of vitamins, minerals, and protein and can be used in many different ways.
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