Primal Elements Goat Milk Soap Base - Moisturizing Melt and Pour Glycerin Soap Base for Crafting and Soap Making, Easy to Cut - 5 Pound

This was my first attempt at soap making but it seemed to go well. It melted easily and I like the texture. It's very soft on the skin. Has a mild scent which is nice since I was adding essential oils to scent it the way I wanted. Would purchase again the next time I make soap. The cost was a bit more than I was expecting.

This goat milk melt-and-pour base is a dream to use. It cuts clean, melts evenly, and has a soft, creamy texture that makes every bar feel luxurious. The natural moisturizing power of the goat milk really comes through — my soaps leave skin feeling soft, not stripped. I’ve used this base with essential oils, herbs, and colorants, and it holds them all beautifully. No separation, no weird film — just smooth, even bars with a professional finish. It’s also unscented, so it plays well with whatever blends I’m working on. It’s easy to cut, low on bubbles, and has a natural off-white tone that works great with light pigments or dried botanicals. The lather is rich and gentle — even folks with sensitive skin have loved the bars I’ve made with it. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced soap maker, herbalist, or crafter, this is a must-have staple. I’ve already reordered and will be using it for everything from gift sets to market-ready batches.

This is a great soap base for anyone starting their soap making journey! It's easy to use, and safe! I've been using this in my learning phase and have found it to be fantastic! Like with any learning journey, it may take a few tries to get the soap to work how you want it, but I have loved working with this product and will be buying again! This soap is easy on the skin, but I would definitely recommend using it in small doses to start of course, and depending on what kind of soap mixtures you decide to use. The goat milk soap base is pretty much odorless, and I haven't felt like it interferes with whatever scent or combination I'm trying to use. Remember to follow your recipes closely and be patient with the process!

Easy for making home made soap

I found this very difficult to work with. Hardens up fast at 170 degrees. I had to remelt at least 5 times when working with a 4oz batch trying to get my color mixed in. Most of my fragrances will evaporate at this temperature so I’m not sure what I will do with the rest of the loaf. Disappointed.