Calendula & Oatmeal Artisan Soap

Description

Calendula & Oatmeal Goat Milk Soap is a gentle, unscented bar made with creamy goat milk, colloidal oats, calendula flowers, zinc oxide, and a nourishing blend of plant oils and shea butter. With no fragrance or essential oils added, it is a lovely choice for anyone who prefers simple, naturally inspired skincare.

Goat milk and colloidal oats give the lather a soft, creamy quality, while sweet almond oil, meadowfoam seed oil, and shea butter help leave skin feeling smooth and conditioned. Calendula flowers add a beautiful botanical touch, and zinc oxide contributes to the bar’s soft color and gentle feel.

Ingredient Highlights

Goat Milk
Naturally rich and creamy, goat milk contributes to a gentle, conditioning lather and gives the soap a beautifully smooth feel.

Colloidal Oats
Finely milled oats that add a soft, silky quality to the lather and leave skin feeling smooth and comforted.

Calendula Flowers
A gentle botanical traditionally loved in simple skincare preparations. Calendula adds natural beauty and a soothing, garden-inspired touch to the bar.

Sweet Almond Oil
A lightweight, conditioning oil rich in skin-loving fatty acids that helps leave skin feeling soft and cared for.

Meadowfoam Seed Oil
A rich, stable botanical oil that adds conditioning qualities and contributes to a smooth, luxurious lather.

Shea Butter
A nourishing plant butter that adds creaminess and helps leave skin feeling soft and conditioned after cleansing.

Zinc Oxide
A naturally occurring mineral that gives the soap its soft, creamy appearance and complements the bar’s gentle, uncomplicated formulation.

Ingredients

Distilled Water, Goat Milk, Olive Oil, Coconut Oil, Sodium Hydroxide, Sweet Almond Oil, Palm Oil, Canola Oil, Meadowfoam Seed Oil, Shea Butter, Colloidal Oats, Calendula Flowers, Zinc Oxide

Net Weight: 6 oz

100% Natural
Unscented
Preservative Free
No Added Fragrance or Essential Oils

Because every bar is made by hand, slight variations in color, design, and weight are natural and part of what makes each one unique.

Caring for Your Soap

To help your soap last longer, allow it to dry completely between uses on a well-draining soap dish and keep it away from standing water.

A Note About Lye

All true soap is made using lye. During the soapmaking process, the lye combines with the oils and butters through a process called saponification. Once the soap has fully cured, no lye remains, only a beautiful, gentle bar of handmade soap.