Goat milk soap: what it is, and who should skip it

Goat milk soap is a cleansing bar that lists goat milk as an ingredient. It is still soap: the cleansing comes from saponified plant oils, and the goat milk adds to the bar's creamy character. Our SoftWell Oat Milk + Honey bar is one example, and its label lists goat milk and oatmeal, not oat milk.

What is in our goat milk bar

• Saponified oils: olive, organic palm, organic coconut, organic shea butter
• Goat milk
• Oatmeal (light texture)
• Honey
• Fragrance
• 4 oz (113 g), $14.99

Who should skip it

• Anyone avoiding dairy or with a milk allergy. Goat milk is an animal-milk ingredient.
• Anyone avoiding honey.
• Anyone avoiding fragrance: this bar lists it.

If you are unsure, ask your doctor and patch test first.

What we do not claim

It is a rinse-off cosmetic cleanser. We do not claim it treats eczema, sensitive skin or any condition.

How to use it

Wet the bar with warm water, work it into a lather, cleanse wet skin and rinse thoroughly. Keep it dry between uses; see our bar-life guide.

FAQ

Is goat milk soap dairy-free?
No. It contains goat milk.

Does Oat Milk + Honey contain oat milk?
No. Its label lists goat milk and oatmeal.

Is it good for eczema?
We make no treatment claim. Ask your doctor.

Shop Oat Milk + Honey Soap or compare it with Charcoal.