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Goat Milk Soap Base 1 kg

Why Goat Milk Soap Base Suits Small-Batch Skincare Production

This product belongs to the section Melt and Pour Soap Bases, a category consistently popular among handmade soap makers, small cosmetic workshops and home crafters looking for a gentler alternative for sensitive skin formulations. The 1 kg pack is a practical choice for testing new recipes, producing trial batches of gift or baby soap, and running small-scale home or studio production without excessive material costs.

The base is mainly used with the melt and pour method, one of the most accessible soap making techniques worldwide. Thanks to the milk components, the finished bar tends to feel softer and more nourishing on the skin, which is why this base is frequently chosen for children's soap, gift sets, spa-oriented products and natural skincare lines that avoid harsh surfactants. Demand for milk-based soap bases remains strong in the handmade cosmetics market, especially among small brands building a natural product image.

The base blends well with a variety of additives. Carrier oils and butters such as almond, olive, shea or coconut oil can be added at roughly 3-6 g per 100 g of base to boost softness and nourishing properties without compromising bar stability. Exfoliating particles like ground coffee, oatmeal or poppy seeds are typically used at 5-10 g per 100 g of base depending on the desired texture. Fragrance oils and essential oils are usually added at 1-3 g per 100 g of base, while colorants such as micas or water-soluble pigments are introduced in small amounts, adjusted gradually to reach the desired shade.

To work with the base, cut it into cubes and melt using a double boiler or short microwave bursts until it reaches approximately 60-70 degrees Celsius, avoiding a rolling boil. Heat-sensitive additives, including essential oils, fragrances, vitamins and extracts, should be added once the mixture cools to about 55-60 degrees, which helps preserve their properties and prevents the scent from evaporating too quickly. After thorough mixing, pour the mass into molds, lightly spray the surface with alcohol to remove air bubbles, and allow it to set at room temperature until fully hardened.

Store the base in a dry place at room temperature, away from direct sunlight and moisture, in tightly sealed packaging to prevent it from absorbing outside odors or drying out prematurely on the surface.

Goat Milk and Honey Soap Bars

Goat milk soap base 500 g

Olive oil 20 g

Natural honey 20 g

Ground oatmeal 15 g

Orange essential oil 8 g

Rubbing alcohol as needed

Cut the base into cubes and melt it over a double boiler until smooth at approximately 65 degrees Celsius. Remove from heat and let it cool to about 58 degrees, then stir in the olive oil and honey until fully combined. Add the ground oatmeal and distribute it evenly through the mixture, followed by the orange essential oil, stirring again to combine. Pour the mixture into molds, lightly spray the surface with alcohol to remove air bubbles, and leave it to set at room temperature until completely firm.

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Юлия, Торецк

Швидка доставка, якісний товар. Рекомендую!

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pH	7,5 — 8,5
Other
Att brand	United Kingdom
Color product	white, opaque, matt
Descriptio smell	neutral
Features	All information presented on the site is for reference only
Minimum count	1
Name	Goat Milk Soap Base 1 k
Other names	Forbury Direct
Packaging	container for transportation
Packing	1 kg
Valid until	10.2028