This is close to what I use, in fact I sometimes do if they are out of the more local brand (Washington state near the San Juan Islands). What I love about goat's milk soap is how gentle and how 'pure' it can be not to mention the product I use come in Nummy combinations of dragons blood (super moisturizing), lemon verbena, cedar (literally out in the forest, my man loves it...I do too), lavender with oatmeal, and so many more. I would recommend any goat's milk product as long as you take a long hard look at the ingredients. Avoid petroleum, alcohols, parabens, and other unfriendly ingredients. It is as much for use as it is for the Earth. It is really mostly for you though! I use a nice gentle scrubby and lather up my whole body, it is more than a treat. And really any time you spend on your body should be a great experience.

Exact product I have! I did just get this recently but have been wanting the extra oomph of no longer dull skin (which when it is not summery yet can be difficult to avoid without deep moisture). So many days I will start my legs and upper arms off with this (I have noticed a marvelous decrease in the bumps and redness of my 'chicken skin', in fact it is nearly tone to the rest of me...none the less it is a lot better). For some the scent could be strong and the oil unpleasant but I like it and know it will soak it, especially in wet skin. At first I thought the exfoliating scrub was way too gentle, I like it rougher, but it works just as well and I have no irritation.

Not really what I use but close. I just use what I cook with. I like to set some aside when I first buy (raw and unfiltered) and use most days. After wrapping up my hair, putting in my contacts, and moisturizing my face I go to the body. I am already patted dry but I find that if I put luke warm water (a little) on the areas I will moisturize it is so much more absorbent! Recommended that you go about in small ways. Like one leg and on arm at a time. Try it out but make sure to let it soak in before patting dry and especially before adding clothes or sitting on your sheets.