Goat's milk has gotten some real recognition the past few years. With all the great benefits of this milk it's no wonder people are flocking to it. It has alpha-hydroxy acids, which help to remove old skin cells to make room for new ones. Additionally, it has a lot of vitamins and minerals that are good for the skin. Goat milk soap is no exception. It has all the wonderful properties of goat milk and it has added oils for lots of moisture.

Utilizing this milk, here is an awesome soap recipe. It's guaranteed to soothe any type of problem skin. Safety first! Make sure you are wearing goggles, chemical resistant gloves, long sleeves and long pants. Know more about, Can I sell goat milk in Ontario? 

Here's the list of ingredients.

Fresh Goat Milk 430 grams

Sodium Hydroxide 165 grams

Olive Oil 454 grams

Coconut Oil 397 grams

Palm Oil 227 grams

Shea Butter 57 grams

2 tablespoons Powdered Goat Milk

Once you have all of the ingredients the first thing you need to do, is freeze the milk. By freezing it, it will be less likely to burn. Once it's frozen take it out of the freezer.

Now, measure the lye. Add the lye slowly to the frozen milk. Make sure you are adding the lye slowly to the frozen goat milk. The goat milk will start melting once the lye is added. When all the lye is incorporated set aside to cool off. The lye solution should cool off to about 100 degrees.

Measure the coconut oil and the palm oil; place them into a microwavable container. Place the container into the microwave. Microwave for a few minutes until the oils have completely melted. Then measure the Shea butter and add it to the melted oils. Stir to incorporate. Shea butter melted slowly makes for a better end product.

Now, measure the olive oil and add it to the other oils and butter. You will want the temperature of the oils to also be around 100 degrees. Once the lye solution and the oils are the correct temperature add the lye slowly to the oils.

Take your stick blender and blend until you reach a slight trace. Once you have a trace add the powdered goat milk. Again take your stick blender and blend. You'll want to blend until you reach a full trace.

Then take your mixture and put it into a mold. Insulate with towels. Leave the mold alone for 10 to 12 hours. Then unmold the soap. Cut the soap into bars and put them onto a drying rack for approximately 6 to 8 weeks.