"Cashmere Sweater" Fresh Raw Goat Milk Avocado Recipe Soap - Pre Order Release Date 9/30/25

This sweet Raw Goat Milk Soap is made with my Avocado Oil recipe and boasts a generous 40% of Olive Oil as well as Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Organic Shea & Cocoa Butters, It also smells phenomenal with Both Phthalate & Paraben Free Fragrance Oils. This is a luxurious recipe the oils butters as well as the Fragrance!

Its truly a nutritious treat for your skin. This bar is also made with 100% locally sourced fresh raw goat milk & No water. This bar will not disappoint you.

Brambleberry's Cocoa Butter Cashmere.
Wrap yourself in the warm, luxurious embrace of my "Cashmere Sweater" featuring Brambleberry's Cocoa Butter Cashmere. This decadent fragrance unfolds with a delicate whisper of light spices and creamy coconut, melting beautifully into a heart of jasmine and velvety vanilla tonka. Rich sandalwood, honeyed amber, and smooth cedarwood create a cashmere-soft base, as hints of olive wood, seductive musk, and sumptuous cocoa butter lend a cozy sweetness that lingers on the skin.

The 100% Fresh Raw Goat Milk Soap (No water) together with the Oils and Butters, pair to make a truly nourishing, very mild and gentle soap with a rich creamy conditioning lather. I believe you will enjoy, suitable for even the most sensitive skin.  

Ingredients: Saponified Fresh Raw Goat Milk, Avocado Oil, Olive Oil, Organic Extra Virgin Coconut Oil, RSPO Palm Oil, Organic unrefined Shea Butter, Castor Oil, Cocoa Butter, Sodium Lactate (salt), Phthalate & Paraben Free Fragrance & Essential Oils. Micas. 
Approx 4.5 - 5 oz

Although I cannot claim to diagnose of treat any condition. Goats Milk Soap benefits and some of their properties I have listed for quick reference. I soap very cold & do not allow my soap to gel, oven or hot process my goal is to have as many of the properties translate.

Avocado oil is beneficial to all skin types, but is especially helpful for dry, aging and mature skin. Avocados are also packed with vitamins and minerals, including vitamin B, vitamin E and potassium.

Goat milk soap is a traditional cold process soap made through the process of saponification. Naturally high in saturated and unsaturated fat, goat milk creates a soap that is creamy, gentle, and nourishing for even the most sensitive skin. I freeze the goat milk asap and soap at 70-78 degrees and attempt to keep cool refrigerating or freezing. I do my best to preserve the benefits of the fresh raw milk. 

Goat milk soap is known for its many benefits for the skin. It’s rich in alpha-hydroxy acids, vitamins, and minerals that can help nourish and moisturize the skin. The lactic acid in goat’s milk can also help exfoliate dead skin cells, leaving the skin smoother and brighter. Plus, goat milk contains natural fats that can help protect your natural oil barrier.

The anti-inflammatory properties of goat’s milk make it a soothing agent for irritated skin. Whether you’re dealing with eczema, psoriasis, or just general sensitivity, incorporating goat milk skin care products can provide much-needed relief.

I have formulated my soaps to be very conditioning, it's my belief that this benefits most skin types and people of all ages.

Goat milk is packed with antioxidants like vitamin A and selenium, acting as a shield against environmental damage and oxidative stress. Goat milk also has numerous skin-loving vitamins, such as A, B, C, D, and E, which is one reason why it is so beneficial to the skin.

Goat milk soap may support a healthy skin microbiome — the collection of healthy bacteria on your skin’s surface, referred to as our natural skin Barrier.

Due to its gentle dirt-removing properties, it doesn’t strip your skin’s natural lipids or healthy bacteria. Maintaining your skin’s microbiome improves its barrier against pathogens, potentially preventing various skin disorders like acne and eczema.

Moreover, goat milk contains probiotics like lactobacillus which is responsible for producing lactic acid. It has been shown to have anti-inflammatory effects in the body, including the skin.