NotesStore in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Keep the jar clean and dry to avoid spoilage. It can last for several months with proper storage.
 
Why Use Goat Milk in Body Butter
Goat milk has a long, practical reputation in skin care, and once you try it, you get why people stick with it. It is naturally gentle and gives the butter a soft, pampering feel. I like it because it helps the final product feel more comforting than a plain oil balm.

Here is what makes it worth using in a body butter:
It feels soothing on dry spots like elbows, knees, and hands. Goat milk is often recommended for sensitive skin types, and while everyone is different, many people find it less irritating than heavily fragranced lotions.
It adds a creamy vibe to the texture. Even though we are using it in a powdered form for stability, it still helps that body butter feel more cushiony and less greasy.
 
Ingredients
Shea butter,(rich and protective, great for dry skin)
Cocoa butter, (adds firmness and that smooth, velvety feel)
Sweet almond oil  (helps spread easily)
Goat milk powder
Vitamin E oil, (helps slow oils going stale)
Optional essential oil