Ingredients

Ingredients for Goat Milk Bath Soaps and Beauty Lotions

Many of these oils are used in our Gourmet and Fiesta products; but, not all. Each oil offers certain benefits.
…Some oil combinations make the soap lather more.
…Some combinations make the soap firmer.
…Others make the soap more moisturizing.
…While other combinations make the soap drying.The oils we use depend on what we want the soap to do.We’ve designed our products to satisfy a variety of needs. Please read the soap’s description to find the products that has the features you want.The oils below are our main selections. If you want to know more about each oil, select the oil’s name. That link will take you to a more detailed page. You will, however, be leaving our site. Please come back soon.
Gourmet and Fiesta Product Ingredients
Coconut Oil Produces a hard, cleansing soap with fluffy lather
Shortening/Lard Produces a  hard, cleansing soap with fluffy lather
Palm Oil Considered a luxury oil that makes a hard, longer lasting bar with stable lather
Olive Oil Considered a luxury oil that makes a hard, longer lasting bar with stable lather
Canola Oil Moisturizing qualities, with stable lather
Castor Oil The only commercially important oil composed of about 90% hydorxy, unsaturated fatty acid-ricinoleic acid; has moisturizing and emollient qualities
Corn Oil Corn oil is a rich source of linoleic acid, which is one of two essential acids necessary for growth and good skin and hair quality; it contains tocopherols, aids in retarding rancidity, vitamin E.
Grape Seed Oil Rich with essential fatty acids important for the skin and cell membranes; has restructuring and regenerative properties for improved skin moisturization
Safflower Oil Resists rancidity; has moisturizing qualities
Sunflower Oil Moisturizing vegetable oil, adds a slight oil protection layer on the skin that holds moisture, contains vitamin E, a natural antioxidant
Cocoa Butter Cocoa butter has been used as a moisturizer for centuries, one of the most stable, natural fats known; it is easily absorbed into the skin because it melts at body temperature, thus creating a moisture barrier between sensitive skin and the environment. Cocoa butter is often recommended for eczema, dermatitis, and treatment for stretch marks.
Shea Butter Shea butter has been used as a moisturizer for centuries, one of the most stable, natural fats known; it is easily absorbed into the skin because it melts at body temperature, thus creating a moisture barrier between sensitive skin and the environment.

Shea butter is noted for treating numerous skin conditions including blemishes, burns, dry skin, eczema, psoriasis, stretch marks, and wrinkles.

Glycerin Serves as an emollient, humectant, solvent and lubricant; for sensitive, easily irritated skin because it prevents skin dryness with its moisturizing properties
Gran’ Nanny’s Extras Food quality spices and botanicals, like oatmeal, corn meal, honey, finely ground rosemary, and/or borax
Essentials Oils See Aromatherapy Scents
Coloring Additives Vary depending upon design intent; product labels contain details please read them carefully
Differences The main differences between Gourmet and Fiesta products lies in the fragrances used. Gourmet contains essential oils (botanical oils) whereas Fiesta contain fragrance oils (synthetics), exfoliates, and most anything that seems like FUN!!
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