Why Settle For 10% Goat Milk?
Most people assume goat milk soap is made almost entirely with goat milk. Surprisingly, that's usually not the case.
Many goat milk soaps contain only a small amount of goat milk because water is used as the main liquid.
There's nothing wrong with making soap that way. It's simply not how we believe goat milk soap should be made.
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Why It Matters
Most goat milk soap only needs a small amount of goat milk to earn the name.
We believe if you're buying goat milk soap, goat milk should be the foundation of the recipe, not an afterthought buried farther down the ingredient list.
That's why every bar we make starts with 100% fresh raw goat milk from our own goats, never water or powdered milk.
💡 Ingredients are listed in order of quantity, from highest amount to lowest. That's why where goat milk appears on the ingredient list matters.
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Why Your Skin Notices the Difference
Every ingredient in our recipe has a purpose.
Fresh raw goat milk is naturally rich in vitamins, minerals, proteins, and fats that help leave skin feeling soft and comfortable after every wash. Grass-fed tallow contains skin-compatible fatty acids that help support your skin's natural moisture barrier, while our simple blend of premium oils creates a rich, creamy lather that cleans without leaving skin feeling tight or stripped.
Because we never dilute our soap with water or powdered goat milk, every bar is built around the ingredients your skin actually benefits from.
Simple ingredients. Thoughtful formulation. Soap your skin can feel good about.
Meet One of the Girls
Meet Georgie
This is Georgie, one of the goats behind every bar of soap we make.
When we say we use 100% fresh raw goat milk from our own herd, this is what we mean. We milk our own goats, make our own soap, and know exactly what goes into every batch.
It's a level of transparency you simply don't get with mass-produced soap.
