Soap mass with goat's milk, 1 kg

Characteristics

• Soap mass with goat's milk is a white quick-setting soap base.
• Try natural skin care with our goat's milk soap.
• Our goat's milk soap mass is created with an emphasis on quality and naturalness.
• Goat's milk is rich in vitamins, minerals and moisturizers that give your skin vitality and a youthful appearance.
• The soft and creamy texture of the soap mass is easy to process and allows you to create your own unique soaps full of care.
• Let yourself be carried away by the harmony of goat's milk and the care that our soap mass offers.
• The soap mass itself is not finished soap, but the basic raw material for soap production.

Here is the usual procedure for using goat milk soap

• Preparation and safety: Before starting work, prepare all the necessary equipment, including soap molds, paints, fragrances and other possible ingredients. Keep in mind the basic safety rules when working with chemicals.
• Melting the soap: Melt the soap. This can be done in a microwave oven or in a water bath. Follow the directions on the soap mixture package to achieve the correct temperature and consistency.
• Adding colors and scents: If you want, you can add colors and scents of your choice to the melted soap mass. Be careful with the dosage to achieve the desired look and smell of the soap.
• Filling the molds: Fill the soap molds with a mixture of melted soap mass and ingredients. You can also add small decorative elements such as dried flowers or herbs at this stage.
• Solidification and removal: Allow the soap to solidify and cool in the molds. After it has solidified enough, you can carefully remove the soap from the molds.
• Use: Let the soap stand for 48 hours. Your custom made goat milk soaps are now ready to use! You can start using them while bathing or showering.

INCI

• Glycerine, aqua, sodium stearate, propylene glycol, sodium laurate, sorbitol, sodium laureth sulfate, sodium chloride, disodium laureth sulfosuccinate, powdered goats milk, titanium dioxide, tetrasodium EDTA
• Warning: sometimes you are confused by the substance sodium laurethsulfate, this substance is not SLS, but SLES. SLES is a softer derivative, its chemical structure has undergone ethoxylation, which means it has been modified to be less irritating and gentler on the skin. It tends to create more foam and is less irritating than SLS.