5Lb Goat Milk Soap Base - SLS/SLES Free, No Palm Oil, Organic - Melt and Pour Goats Milk Soap Making Supplies - All Natural, Gentle on Skin, Moisturizing, Perfect for DIY Projects

It as advertised, white in color. Easy to melt down to add other ingredients. Making it easy to use for soap making. It is scent free. I used it to make some beef tallow soap. Love it! Works well for me.

I can’t say enough about how much I love this brand! I use the Goat’s Milk melt and pour soap for so many different products. We have a small family business specializing in all things aromatherapy and herbalism. I also make cold-process soap but with this brand, I’ve found sometimes my soaps turn out even better! It’s super effective for so many skin issues, it’s soft on the skin, make with natural ingredients, very moisturizing, makes great suds and just an all around great product. Other melt and pour soap brands can’t hold a flame to this one. It’s never let me down!I included some various photos of soaps I’ve made that are in our line - some customer favs, like our shampoo bars (the round ones) and our Bigfoot soaps… we live deep in the mountains and forests of the Appalachian Mountains and Bigfoot is a BIG deal around here!~ Asha with Artistry Wild

I wanted to try a palm oil free base, and it's pretty good! I also love that it's sourced from Greece, where goat and donkey milk products are a huge thing. I'm new to melt and pour soap and burned my first batch of this, but like most crafts, it requires some trial and error. My second and following batches were flawless!* With that said, if you live at a high altitude (3000 ft. and above), my high altitude baking advice is shorter heat times. The higher the altitude, the lower the air pressure and that means moisture is lost more quickly. In the case of the goat milk version, it IS milk so it's going to fizz and bubble slightly when melted. But, if it starts to turn into a goopy sludge (even if the color is the same), it's starting to burn, won't pour as smoothly, and you should consider shorter bursts in the microwave. For me, 30 seconds, a stir, then 20 seconds, a stir, then 10 seconds and a final stir, did the trick.The smell is light and exactly what you would expect of goat milk. (If you've never smelled it, it's kind of like cream and wet hay or grass.) I can see how this might be too pungent for some, but if you like "farm fresh" scents, you'll probably like this.Lather is pretty good. I've only used it on my hands and it did the trick, though it took a few seconds of rubbing. I plan to test it with a loofah.My only complaint is the container. Getting portions out can be a pain unless you plan on doing the whole 5 lbs. in one sitting. If this company were to sell individually plastic wrapped 1 lb. blocks, that would be amazing. (Please do if you're reading this!)But overall, I'm satisfied. Good stuff.

Great product !

I find that the product doesn't lather enough. But it's easy to use.

Super easy to melt and the soap lathers great!

We've had more fun making simple clean homemade soaps with our students. This is perfect! It has no scent and feels so great! We add different essential oils and mica powder and put it in cute molds. Very simple 'recipe'.

I used this to make homemade breast milk soap. I like that it has few ingredients and was easy to work with! It does foam but not a crazy amount. I was worried using it on my infant but he hasn't had any issues with it on his sensitive skin. I have used it in my skin as well and have not noticed any drying out or negative side effects on my skin.