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Goat Milk Bath and Beauty -- Soaps and Lotions
http://goatmilkbath.blogspot.com/
We produce exquisite spa quality goat milk soaps and lotions from the milk from our own purebred nubian goats. I milk the goats; I make the soaps
- Added on: Aug 17th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Pat Allen
- Listed in: Soap Making Beauty
- Tags: handmade soaps natural skin care dry skin itchy skin handmade goat milk lotions soothing goat milk soaps
Recent Posts
Skin Care Resources
During my research on skin types I found that most proponents of healthy skin espoused the adage "you are what you eat" because no scientific studies have defined different skin types.I did learn, however, that Helena Rubinstein started using these t...
Working Festivals and Meeting Customers are Fun Times
Attending the Badin Heritage Festival in Badin, NC was tons of fun. I met folks who enjoyed handmade soaps, folks who had heard of goat milk soap, and those who hadn’t.All of us had a fun day! The weather was wonderful, the location on the Badin Mu...
Goat Milk Olive Oil Soap for Baby Soft Skin
Nurture products are our most gentle soaps because they contain only one oil: olive.Known for centuries as a healing oil, olive oil is rich with antioxidants and vitamin E. Both are nutritional powerhouses that protect against age-accelerating free r...
Soap Making Process Makes or Breaks Your End Product
Having a recipe for making soap is one thing but knowing how to put all the ingredients together makes a huge difference. When? How? What temperature? For how long? … are all critical questions that can be answered by taking a few minutes before yo...
Goat Milk Oatmeal Soap Making Recipe
One of my favorite books about milk soaps was written by Casey Makela in 1997. Milk-Based Soaps: Making Natural, Skin-Nourishing Soap contains recipes for soaps as well as benefits and reasons why milk is so good for your skin.My copy is tattered and...
How important is it that the soap you purchase match the photograph on the web?
I ask because I'm always experimenting with designs, colors, textures, exfoliates, and sizes. Swirls are my passion now and will be until I master them. Then I’ll move onto another design challenge. How would be the best way to convey my designs to...
