A key ingredient for making soap is the fatty acids that come from oils and butters. While goat milk contains fat, it’s not enough for saponification—the chemical reaction between an acid and a base that results in soap. To make our soap, we add selected, natural fats in the form of pure oils and butters.
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Did you know that the very same olive oil that’s probably in your kitchen pantry right now is also a perfect staple for your skincare pantry? That’s because the characteristics of olive oil that make it part of a healthy diet make it just as healthy for your skin.
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It’s difficult to tell by just looking at a bar of soap why one might be a better choice than another. On the outside, many soaps look the same. In fact, some store-bought soaps, with their bright colors and strong perfumes, may seem more enticing than the more demure looking, handmade bars. And that’s why it’s important to know who made that bar of soap and what ingredients they put into it.
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