Buttermilk

Our Buttermilk is real pure buttermilk from a local farm in NC , it is the luscious dense liquid left over from churning fabulous cultured butter.

The buttermilk you find on supermarket shelves is not buttermilk at all, it is a cultured skim milk product.

Buttermilk is lower in fat than regular milk, because the fat has been removed to make butter. It is also high in potassium, vitamin B12, calcium and riboflavin as well as a good source of phosphorusWhen Buttermilk is added to soap it creates a silky creamy lather which is perfect for sensitive skin!

What is Natural Handcrafted Buttermilk Soap? Natural Handcrafted buttermilk soap is a cold-processed, small-batch bar made with fresh local North Carolina farm buttermilk, nourishing oils, and botanicals for gentle daily cleansing.

Why is buttermilk good for the skin?

Buttermilk is rich in lactic acid, a natural alpha-hydroxy acid that gently exfoliates, softens, and brightens the skin. Its fats and proteins help lock in moisture, leaving skin smooth and hydrated.

Is farm-fresh buttermilk better than powdered buttermilk in soap?

Farm-fresh buttermilk contains naturally occurring fats, proteins, and probiotics that create a creamier, more nourishing bar than soaps made with water or powdered milk. This can be especially comforting for dry, dull, or sensitive skin.

What skin types can use buttermilk soap?

Buttermilk soap is suitable for most skin types, including dry, sensitive, and combination skin, thanks to its gentle exfoliation and soothing hydration. Those with a known topical dairy allergy should avoid milk-based products or consult a healthcare professional.

What are the main benefits of your buttermilk soap?

• Gentle exfoliation from lactic acid for smoother, brighter-looking skin.

• Deep hydration and softness from the natural milk fats and added butters/oils.

• Calming support for irritation and dryness, especially when combined with ingredients like honey and mango butter.

Does buttermilk soap help with dull or uneven skin tone?

The lactic acid in buttermilk can help reduce the appearance of dullness, refine texture, and support a more even-looking complexion over time.

Is your buttermilk soap suitable for the face?

Many people use buttermilk soap as a very gentle facial bar because it cleanses without stripping and offers mild exfoliation. Patch testing is recommended if skin is extremely sensitive or reactive.

Is buttermilk soap okay if I’m lactose intolerant?

Lactose intolerance affects digestion, not the skin, so most lactose-intolerant people can use milk soaps topically without issues. Only those with a diagnosed topical dairy allergy should avoid them.

Do you use synthetic fragrances or colors?

Natural Handcrafted buttermilk soaps are typically scented and colored with natural ingredients, avoiding harsh synthetic colorants and fragrances often found in commercial soaps.