Lavender Goat Milk BAR of Soap

Close your eyes and let the rich, floral lavender scent from Bulgarian Lavender essential oil take you away to the fields of France, while you enjoy the scent and feel of this soap made with LOTS of goat's milk.

Goat's milk is said to be emollient (not by the FDA of course) but by Cleopatra who swore by milk baths for smooth skin. Put 1 in your cart and see for yourself whether those claims are true. We think you're in for a treat!

Also available in a travel bar and save a significant amount when purchasing a loaf (plus free shipping!).

Ingredients: Goat Milk, Saponified oils: Organic Coconut, pressed olive, tallow, castor, organic soy, organic shea butter, organic cocoa butter, lavender essential oil, lavender buds, infused with alkanet root for coloring.

Each bar is loaded with:

• skin-loving oils like olive, coconut, jojoba, and more.
• Organic shea butter, organic cocoa butter, and beeswax add a richness that your skin will love plus it makes the bar last longer for you!
• Goat milk helps your skin to retain its own moisture. (We purchase the goat milk from our girls who have a small goat herd when they have milk available).
• Pure essential oils add a wonderful aromatherapy session leaving your spirit refreshed and uplifted. 
• Organic shea butter, organic cocoa butter, and beeswax add a richness that your skin will love plus it makes the bar last longer for you!

How long does one of our bars typically last?

• For 1 person it will last approximately 3-4wks, HOWEVER, a lot depends on how the bar is used (with a poof or bag, how many times the bar is suds up, etc.), how often showering, and if soap is allowed to dry out between uses.
• NOTE: To make your bar last even longer add a soap saver bag or dish!

NOTE: Our soap bars come naked with an ingredient card unless you choose to have it wrapped in a compostable bag with a reusable bow. We're proud to be a part of the "reduce packaging" initiative and are happy to offer you an eco-friendly option for gift packaging while being good stewards of the resources we've been entrusted with.