Handmade Soap & skin care: Custom Make

More than 8 years of soap making experience & almost 5 years of soap making tutorial experience. (2013)

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Location: Johor Bahru, Malaysia.
Area covered (door to door service): Singapore, Johor Bahru, Skudai, Pontian, Ulu Tiram, Pasir Gudang, Gelang Patah, Kulai, Kota Tinggi.

Custom made breastmilk soap

We are major advocates of breastfeeding here at Inhabitots; and we were intrigued to see that breast milk not only nourishes your little one, but may be just the ticket to getting squeaky clean as well. Milk soap is not a new idea by any means; it’s been said that milk based beauty products date back to Cleopatra’s time… but breast milk soap? Breast milk soap in particular is far less common, but if you can spare some of your expressed milk, it might just make the perfect soap for your baby.

Why milk soap?
Milk is touted as an ideal ingredient for skin care products because it contains essential proteins, amino acids, and vitamin A, which nourishes skin. Milk is also rich in lactic acid, which cleanses and softens. Of course, most milk based beauty products contain goats milk or cows milk not breast milk. Breast milk, like other milks contains skin healthy substances (fats, vitamins, proteins, and more) but still, you may be wondering if breast milk soap is safe to use in soap products.

Is breast milk soap safe?
According to La Leche League, “Human breast milk may aid healing,” which is why it’s recommended that you rub fresh breast milk on cracked an sore nipples, and may even offer antibacterial protection. La Leche League also notes that “Breast milk has no adverse effects for either mother or baby unless the mother has a yeast infection. Because yeast thrives in human milk.” Sharing breast milk is not considered completely safe, even by huge breastfeeding advocates unless the milk has gone through a HMBNA milk bank. That said, keeping your breast milk soap in the family is probably a good idea.

The last word:
Breast milk soap has pros and cons. Your breast milk can be a safe and natural cleanser for your baby’s skin, and since you’re making the soap at home, you know what’s in it. However, many mamas can have trouble expressing milk even with a good breast milk pump. Giving up some of your baby’s precious food (that frankly took a lot of work to pump) for soap may seem ridiculous. If breast milk soap is not your idea of how to put that milk to good use, use your breast milk to feed your baby and try a non-toxic baby soap like some sweet little barnyard natural soaps or Epicuren Baby.
What do you think? Would you make breast milk soap?

Source: Mother Nature Network

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(Available order for 1pc of each pattern, except swirl soap & rose pattern)