Our Earth's Secrets Goats Milk - 2 Lbs Melt and Pour Soap Base

This goat’s milk soap base is fantastic for DIY skincare projects. It melts smoothly and evenly without burning, which makes the soap-making process easy and enjoyable. The finished bars come out creamy and moisturizing with a beautiful texture. It feels gentle on the skin and works well for sensitive skin types. The quality of the base is excellent, and it holds added fragrances or essential oils nicely. Perfect for beginners and small business use alike.

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I’ve purchased this product multiple times! I use this to make my own soap bars without the hassle of creating my own soap base; this is an easier, still healthy option. I have sensitive skin, and this has worked great compared to any other soap. My skin is super smooth and moisturized. It is packaged very well, melts great, very user friendly. I will continue purchasing this! Soap quality: Great quality, melts easily, blends easily with essential oils. Works well: Very user friendly! Value for money: This has been the best price, for the amount of soap that I have found, that is actually good quality.

This is a great soap. I used it as a soap base for shampoo bars (mixed with other things, coconut oil, Shea butter, horsetail powder, etc) and it worked out great. I definitely plan on buying it again. My kids also love the soap we made with this. Really great!

Several years ago, I worked as a soap maker for a goat milk soap company, but after stepping away, I’ve always wanted to get back into soap making. Recently, I decided to try melt and pour soap, and I’m so glad I did! This 2-pound melt and pour block came in two manageable pieces that were easy to cut and melt. The soap turned out beautifully, and I’m impressed by its durability during the curing process. The best part? You don’t need lye or any complicated ingredients—just the melt and pour base. You can even customize it with essential oils. Here’s how I made mine: Use a microwave-safe bowl (glass works best) and a silicone spatula. Cut the soap block into 1-inch cubes and place a handful into the bowl. Heat in the microwave in 15-second intervals, stirring at the end of each interval until it’s fully melted into a smooth liquid. Add 2 tablespoons of castor oil, 2 tablespoons of almond oil, and 4 tablespoons of essential oil of your choice. Stir well to combine everything, then pour into your mold. Let the soap sit overnight to harden, then cut it into bars. Let the soap cure for another 12 hours, and it’s ready to use. Enjoy the process and your homemade soap

Love this soap base! So easy to use and so soft and silky! Bubbles up good and feels nice on my skin! It’s very shiny tho, idk if it’s the alcohol I used but no worries. It turned out beautifully! I made Turmeric & clove goats milk soap bars

Melted fine and worked great for what I needed.

I bought it to make breastmilk soaps. It is so easy to use and so soft on my daughter's skin. Almost running out and will order again.

This is such a clean/ fresh soap base! I’ve already made several sets of soap and they come out beautifully! It does tend to apart a bit as you’re initially cutting it into cubes- I’m not sure if that’s normal. That’s not a big deal. Definitely will continue to purchase. This is my unscented- uncolored honey soap.