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Showing posts with label long lasting soap. Show all posts
Showing posts with label long lasting soap. Show all posts

Friday, September 11, 2015

How Long Does Your Soap Last?

One question we get asked is "How long does your soap last?" Based on normal usage you're soap should last a few weeks or more.

That's not an easy question to answer. It depends on how you use it and how you store it. If you use a washcloth or sponge you should be able to get longer use out of your soap. When you use the bare bar and lather up several times it will go away faster.

Storage is another issue. You want to keep your soap dry in-between use. Use a slotted soap dish so the water drains out. If you leave it sitting on the tub moisture sits under the bar and dissolves faster. Keeping your bar in the shower all the time allows the moisture and spray of the shower to dissolve your bar faster.

Our bars typically last longer than commercial soaps. Just take care of your handmade soap and it will take care of you, giving you a longer time to enjoy each bar.

Friday, September 4, 2015

Goat Milk Soap With Pure Essential Oils

Let me introduce you to our Citrus Delight Goat Milk Soap
From our Daily Nourishing Goat Milk Soap Collection, Citrus Delight Goat Milk Soap has a combination of orange, tangerine and grapefruit essential oils making this perfect for any gender. 
This soap is the same scent as our Citrus Delight Goat Milk Lotion and Citrus Delight Body Spray. They make the perfect pair.

Check out our ingredients:
Contains: Olive oil, goats milk, coconut oil, organic sunflower oil, babassu oil, castor oil, flax oil, pure sodium hydroxide*, orange, tangerine and grapefruit essential oils. 

*Sodium hydroxide is not in the finished product. We cure our soap for at least 6 weeks which cures the sodium hydroxide out of the soap. We must use this product to get a hard bar of soap. Without it you would have liquid soap. Before the commercial making of sodium hydroxide otherwise known as lye, it was made by packing ashes into a barrel. Hot water dripped through the ashes, producing a thick liquid.

All our soaps are made the old-fashion way. Handcrafted using cold-process soap making. We let our soaps cure at least six which insures our soaps are mild for your skin and produces a hard bar of soap that last longer. Keep dry in between use and you'll be surprised how long our bars last!

We raise Nubian goats and they are all feed organic non-gmo grains. The milk in our soap is pure whole milk straight from our farm to you! 

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