Olive oil soaps and goat milk skincare are separate references in the catalogue consulted. To choose, check each product’s name, size and directions rather than combining their characteristics into an assumed shared formula.
Two 125 g olive oil soaps
The cherry-scented olive soap and jasmine-scented olive soap are sold individually in a 125 g size. Their pages highlight olive oil and vegetable glycerine. They describe a fruity cherry scent and a floral jasmine scent; they do not present these references as goat milk soaps.
Their instructions say to lather between damp hands, apply to the skin and rinse thoroughly. Avoid the eyes and let the bar dry on a soap dish between uses. Read the complete ingredients and precautions on the packaging.
Goat milk products have their own uses
The goat milk shower gel — 250 ml is for cleansing the damp body and rinsing. Its shower gel guide follows the page directions. The solid goat milk and clay mask is a face mask to lather and rinse after the packaging’s specified leave-on time. Read its solid mask guide: being solid does not make it interchangeable with scented soaps.
Before buying a specific ingredient combination
The cited pages do not establish the existence of one soap combining olive oil and goat milk. If you want this formula, request an exact reference and its ingredients. Words such as “bio” or “AOP” in an old address do not replace supporting documentation for the relevant product or ingredient.
Prices and availability appear on the pages. To check ingredients, contact us with the name of the product you are looking for.
Sources: four product pages linked above, consulted on 4 November 2026.