Organic turmeric root powder from India, combined with organic goat milk soap, creates a natural, essential oil-infused soap that is creamy, gentle, and soothing. It is suitable for the whole body, face, and hair. Turmeric, known as the “Golden Spice,” nourishes and strengthens skin cells, leaving skin feeling clean and refreshed. Raw goat milk gently exfoliates, cleans, moisturizes, and provides antibacterial protection to our largest organ, the skin. Lemongrass essential oil contains antioxidants that help shield the skin barrier from stressors like sun, wind, and temperature, which can damage the acid mantle (skin barrier) and cause premature aging. Its powerful properties help protect the skin from these harmful effects.

Fresh & Natural Ingredients

Size: 4oz / 113g

Ingredients:

Unfiltered raw goat milk & organic turmeric root powder, coconut, olive, castor, almond, & grapeseed oils, kaolin clay, lemongrass essential oil, and USP sodium hydroxide

Ingredient benefits

• Coconut, olive, almond, grapeseed, and castor oils are super oils that protect against the sun’s harmful UVA and UVB rays, retain a glow, tighten skin, and treat acne. These super oils create a creamy lather containing vitamins A, B, E, and K. Kaolin clay is the oldest clay used in many personal hygiene products. It is gentle and stimulates circulation in the areas of application without over-drying.
• Turmeric root powder, organic, from India, nourishes and strengthens the skin cells against environmental contaminants that harm the skin's structure. This luxurious bar is infused with powerful antibacterial properties. A must-have for inflamed and infected pores, dark spots, and scar tissue, which are being repaired by the collagen that is in turmeric root powder.
• Organic raw goat milk is A2 type milk, which means that A2 milk is a standard term for conventional raw goat milk lacking the protein beta-casein that negatively affects the digestive system. A2 raw milk has not been pasteurized or heat-treated, is free from toxins and preservatives, and is a standard procedure for commercially produced milk for human consumption. Raw goat milk is rich in alpha-hydroxy acids and exfoliants that dissolve the “glue” holding dead skin cells to the surface, revealing brighter, smoother skin by promoting cell turnover, improving texture, fading dark spots, and reducing fine lines. This makes it a great anti-aging and acne treatment. The downside to alpha-hydroxy acids is that it can make the skin sensitive to sun exposure; however, selenium minerals, which are part of goat milk, are powerful antioxidants that protect skin cells from damage by free radicals and environmental toxins, and sun damage with selenium mineral goat milk helps maintain skin elasticity, support cell renewal, and reduce inflammation. This is how sun-damaged skin is not just left unhealed but actually restored. Using zinc oxide or titanium dioxide, which are considered carcinogens, can harm the skin’s structure through a “baking effect”. When combined with alpha-hydroxy acids and selenium minerals, these two work together to strengthen the skin's healing process and provide a potent hydrator that attracts and retains moisture, helping to fight signs of aging like wrinkles and dark spots. In combination, alpha-hydroxy acids and selenium minerals work synergistically to restore what each lacks. These powerful hydrators draw moisture into the skin and support repair, fighting premature wrinkles and dark spots.
• Food-grade USP sodium hydroxide is a potent alkaline compound used to saponify soap. It is also used in food processing, such as curing olives, making toothpaste, and giving German Bagels a shine. This same lye turns oils into soap. When an acid and a base (oil/fat) combine, they neutralize each other and make a salt called “Soap.”

The healthiest soap to use is usually a natural soap that doesn’t contain harsh chemicals, synthetic fragrances, or irritants. Choosing soaps with moisturizing ingredients, such as olive oil, coconut oil, or goat’s milk, is especially beneficial for dry skin because hydration occurs through hygroscopicity, which draws and retains moisture from the environment, thereby increasing hydration.