Fragrance-Free Goat Milk Soap Bar - Lavender Scent, 3.2 oz Pack of 24

Fragrance-Free Goat Milk Soap Bar - Lavender Scent, 3.2 oz Pack of 24

$97.99
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Fragrance-Free Goat Milk Soap Bar - Lavender Scent, 3.2 oz Pack of 24

Fragrance-Free Goat Milk Soap Bar - Lavender Scent, 3.2 oz Pack of 24

$97.99

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  • MADE FOR SENSITIVE SKIN: With no added fragrance and a short, simple ingredient list, this fresh goat milk bar gives sensitive and reactive skin a gentle, comfortable daily cleanse.
  • GENTLE, NON-DRYING CLEAN: Fresh goat milk cleanses thoroughly without stripping, so skin feels soft and calm — never tight, itchy or over-dried — after every wash.
  • FRESH CANADIAN GOAT MILK: Naturally rich in vitamins A, B2, B3, B6, B12 and E plus moisturizing fatty acids, fresh goat milk helps feed and hydrate skin while supporting its natural moisture barrier instead of stripping it.
  • RICH CREAMY LATHER: Made by traditional saponification with a vegetable-based soap base, this bar works into a creamy lather and rinses clean without drying out your skin.
  • MADE IN CANADA SINCE 1998: Crafted by a family-owned company using fresh goat milk collected from local Canadian farmers — never tested on animals and always free of parabens and phosphates.

Since 1998, the Canus Laboratory has developed a proven technique that transfers the benefits of fresh goat milk to its product lines. Goat milk is recognized for containing moisturizing fatty acids, vitamins, potassium, zinc and selenium. The goat milk cream is a natural moisturizer for soothing dry and damaged skin. Full of essential nutrients and vitamins A, B2, B3, B6, B12, and E, and proteins that feed the skin, contributing to a deep and extended hydration. All those benefits are encapsulated in our goat milk skincare products! Our soap is made by traditional saponification and cleans your skin without drying or altering its natural hydration barrier. Our unique recipe is the perfect alternative to that trip to Provence you promised yourself 10 years ago.

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