Cedarwood + Sage Goat Milk Soap, Vegetarian-Friendly Cute Owls
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Handmade goat milk soap with my own blend of Cedarwood and Sage essential oils, and of course our own hand-milked goat milk in it as well. This woodsy, spicy scent is great for guys, as well as anyone who loves the smell of cedar. The molded bar of an owl is the perfect gift for any owl-lover, or for that kid that needs just one more reason to take a bath! This handcrafted farm soap is available in:
2 oz Tree of Life bar, in a hand-cut, hand-folded brown paper origami box with matching lid
4 oz molded bar of a curious owl (3 styles) peeking out of a windowed brown kraft paperboard box
4.5 oz square bar, hand-wrapped in brown paper band
Complete ingredients are: goat milk, shea butter, coconut, olive, castor, almond and avocado oils, lye (sodium hydroxide), and essential oils.
Goat milk is renowned for the luxurious qualities it gives soap, particularly gentle exfoliating and excellent moisturizing. I hand-milk my goats Irena, Bunny and Hazel, and use the rich milk as well as olive and coconut oils, almond, castor, and avocado oils and shea butter to make this wonderful soap. I don't use Palm oil as many soapmakers do - while it itself is a useful oil, I can't condone the harmful cultivation practices used to produce it, and find I don't need it - this soap is wonderful without it! It is so moisturizing and good for your skin, with extra vitamins and nutrients from the goat milk, as well as the luxurious oils I use. If you have used goat milk soap before, or any good handmade soap, you know that it is a completely different creature than commercial soap, which can be so drying! When soap is made by hand, the chemical reaction of oils with a lye solution forms the substances soap and glycerin. A typical bar of handmade soap is roughly 1/3 glycerin! This is a humectant, meaning it pulls water from the air - when on your skin, it literally moisturizes your skin by attracting water to it. In commercial soaps, the glycerin is distilled and removed, and later sold back to you in a lotion, but in the "real thing", it is all one package. I used to use lotions and moisturizers a lot, especially in the winter, but I virtually never use them anymore, other than some of my grass-fed tallow balm on my hands occasionally.
Other soap companies are just that – SOAP companies – but we are a small, family homestead that produces handmade soap as one facet of our diverse, small-scale farm so that we can both raise our 3 home-schooled boys and teach them how to love and care for the world around them through animals, gardens, and the joy, satisfaction, and confidence that comes from knowledge and capability. If you're interested in finding out more about our homestead, stop by our blog and photo galleries at SolaceFarmHomestead.com, or take a peek at our Instagram page, or pop over to our Facebook page - there are links in my Shop profile, just click on my avatar at the top left of the page. Thanks for checking out our products, and supporting small farms and handcrafter artisans!
2 oz Tree of Life bar, in a hand-cut, hand-folded brown paper origami box with matching lid
4 oz molded bar of a curious owl (3 styles) peeking out of a windowed brown kraft paperboard box
4.5 oz square bar, hand-wrapped in brown paper band
Complete ingredients are: goat milk, shea butter, coconut, olive, castor, almond and avocado oils, lye (sodium hydroxide), and essential oils.
Goat milk is renowned for the luxurious qualities it gives soap, particularly gentle exfoliating and excellent moisturizing. I hand-milk my goats Irena, Bunny and Hazel, and use the rich milk as well as olive and coconut oils, almond, castor, and avocado oils and shea butter to make this wonderful soap. I don't use Palm oil as many soapmakers do - while it itself is a useful oil, I can't condone the harmful cultivation practices used to produce it, and find I don't need it - this soap is wonderful without it! It is so moisturizing and good for your skin, with extra vitamins and nutrients from the goat milk, as well as the luxurious oils I use. If you have used goat milk soap before, or any good handmade soap, you know that it is a completely different creature than commercial soap, which can be so drying! When soap is made by hand, the chemical reaction of oils with a lye solution forms the substances soap and glycerin. A typical bar of handmade soap is roughly 1/3 glycerin! This is a humectant, meaning it pulls water from the air - when on your skin, it literally moisturizes your skin by attracting water to it. In commercial soaps, the glycerin is distilled and removed, and later sold back to you in a lotion, but in the "real thing", it is all one package. I used to use lotions and moisturizers a lot, especially in the winter, but I virtually never use them anymore, other than some of my grass-fed tallow balm on my hands occasionally.
Other soap companies are just that – SOAP companies – but we are a small, family homestead that produces handmade soap as one facet of our diverse, small-scale farm so that we can both raise our 3 home-schooled boys and teach them how to love and care for the world around them through animals, gardens, and the joy, satisfaction, and confidence that comes from knowledge and capability. If you're interested in finding out more about our homestead, stop by our blog and photo galleries at SolaceFarmHomestead.com, or take a peek at our Instagram page, or pop over to our Facebook page - there are links in my Shop profile, just click on my avatar at the top left of the page. Thanks for checking out our products, and supporting small farms and handcrafter artisans!
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Handmade goat milk soap with my own blend of Cedarwood and Sage essential oils, and of course our own hand-milked goat milk in it as well. This woodsy, spicy scent is great for guys, as well as anyone who loves the smell of cedar. The molded bar of an owl is the perfect gift for any owl-lover, or for that kid that needs just one more reason to take a bath! This handcrafted farm soap is available in:
2 oz Tree of Life bar, in a hand-cut, hand-folded brown paper origami box with matching lid
4 oz molded bar of a curious owl (3 styles) peeking out of a windowed brown kraft paperboard box
4.5 oz square bar, hand-wrapped in brown paper band
Complete ingredients are: goat milk, shea butter, coconut, olive, castor, almond and avocado oils, lye (sodium hydroxide), and essential oils.
Goat milk is renowned for the luxurious qualities it gives soap, particularly gentle exfoliating and excellent moisturizing. I hand-milk my goats Irena, Bunny and Hazel, and use the rich milk as well as olive and coconut oils, almond, castor, and avocado oils and shea butter to make this wonderful soap. I don't use Palm oil as many soapmakers do - while it itself is a useful oil, I can't condone the harmful cultivation practices used to produce it, and find I don't need it - this soap is wonderful without it! It is so moisturizing and good for your skin, with extra vitamins and nutrients from the goat milk, as well as the luxurious oils I use. If you have used goat milk soap before, or any good handmade soap, you know that it is a completely different creature than commercial soap, which can be so drying! When soap is made by hand, the chemical reaction of oils with a lye solution forms the substances soap and glycerin. A typical bar of handmade soap is roughly 1/3 glycerin! This is a humectant, meaning it pulls water from the air - when on your skin, it literally moisturizes your skin by attracting water to it. In commercial soaps, the glycerin is distilled and removed, and later sold back to you in a lotion, but in the "real thing", it is all one package. I used to use lotions and moisturizers a lot, especially in the winter, but I virtually never use them anymore, other than some of my grass-fed tallow balm on my hands occasionally.
Other soap companies are just that – SOAP companies – but we are a small, family homestead that produces handmade soap as one facet of our diverse, small-scale farm so that we can both raise our 3 home-schooled boys and teach them how to love and care for the world around them through animals, gardens, and the joy, satisfaction, and confidence that comes from knowledge and capability. If you're interested in finding out more about our homestead, stop by our blog and photo galleries at SolaceFarmHomestead.com, or take a peek at our Instagram page, or pop over to our Facebook page - there are links in my Shop profile, just click on my avatar at the top left of the page. Thanks for checking out our products, and supporting small farms and handcrafter artisans!
2 oz Tree of Life bar, in a hand-cut, hand-folded brown paper origami box with matching lid
4 oz molded bar of a curious owl (3 styles) peeking out of a windowed brown kraft paperboard box
4.5 oz square bar, hand-wrapped in brown paper band
Complete ingredients are: goat milk, shea butter, coconut, olive, castor, almond and avocado oils, lye (sodium hydroxide), and essential oils.
Goat milk is renowned for the luxurious qualities it gives soap, particularly gentle exfoliating and excellent moisturizing. I hand-milk my goats Irena, Bunny and Hazel, and use the rich milk as well as olive and coconut oils, almond, castor, and avocado oils and shea butter to make this wonderful soap. I don't use Palm oil as many soapmakers do - while it itself is a useful oil, I can't condone the harmful cultivation practices used to produce it, and find I don't need it - this soap is wonderful without it! It is so moisturizing and good for your skin, with extra vitamins and nutrients from the goat milk, as well as the luxurious oils I use. If you have used goat milk soap before, or any good handmade soap, you know that it is a completely different creature than commercial soap, which can be so drying! When soap is made by hand, the chemical reaction of oils with a lye solution forms the substances soap and glycerin. A typical bar of handmade soap is roughly 1/3 glycerin! This is a humectant, meaning it pulls water from the air - when on your skin, it literally moisturizes your skin by attracting water to it. In commercial soaps, the glycerin is distilled and removed, and later sold back to you in a lotion, but in the "real thing", it is all one package. I used to use lotions and moisturizers a lot, especially in the winter, but I virtually never use them anymore, other than some of my grass-fed tallow balm on my hands occasionally.
Other soap companies are just that – SOAP companies – but we are a small, family homestead that produces handmade soap as one facet of our diverse, small-scale farm so that we can both raise our 3 home-schooled boys and teach them how to love and care for the world around them through animals, gardens, and the joy, satisfaction, and confidence that comes from knowledge and capability. If you're interested in finding out more about our homestead, stop by our blog and photo galleries at SolaceFarmHomestead.com, or take a peek at our Instagram page, or pop over to our Facebook page - there are links in my Shop profile, just click on my avatar at the top left of the page. Thanks for checking out our products, and supporting small farms and handcrafter artisans!
Handmade goat milk soap with my own blend of Cedarwood and Sage essential oils, and of course our own hand-milked goat milk in it as well. This woodsy, spicy scent is great for guys, as well as anyone who loves the smell of cedar. The molded bar of an owl is the perfect gift for any owl-lover, or for that kid that needs just one more reason to take a bath! This handcrafted farm soap is available in:
2 oz Tree of Life bar, in a hand-cut, hand-folded brown paper origami box with matching lid
4 oz molded bar of a curious owl (3 styles) peeking out of a windowed brown kraft paperboard box
4.5 oz square bar, hand-wrapped in brown paper band
Complete ingredients are: goat milk, shea butter, coconut, olive, castor, almond and avocado oils, lye (sodium hydroxide), and essential oils.
Goat milk is renowned for the luxurious qualities it gives soap, particularly gentle exfoliating and excellent moisturizing. I hand-milk my goats Irena, Bunny and Hazel, and use the rich milk as well as olive and coconut oils, almond, castor, and avocado oils and shea butter to make this wonderful soap. I don't use Palm oil as many soapmakers do - while it itself is a useful oil, I can't condone the harmful cultivation practices used to produce it, and find I don't need it - this soap is wonderful without it! It is so moisturizing and good for your skin, with extra vitamins and nutrients from the goat milk, as well as the luxurious oils I use. If you have used goat milk soap before, or any good handmade soap, you know that it is a completely different creature than commercial soap, which can be so drying! When soap is made by hand, the chemical reaction of oils with a lye solution forms the substances soap and glycerin. A typical bar of handmade soap is roughly 1/3 glycerin! This is a humectant, meaning it pulls water from the air - when on your skin, it literally moisturizes your skin by attracting water to it. In commercial soaps, the glycerin is distilled and removed, and later sold back to you in a lotion, but in the "real thing", it is all one package. I used to use lotions and moisturizers a lot, especially in the winter, but I virtually never use them anymore, other than some of my grass-fed tallow balm on my hands occasionally.
Other soap companies are just that – SOAP companies – but we are a small, family homestead that produces handmade soap as one facet of our diverse, small-scale farm so that we can both raise our 3 home-schooled boys and teach them how to love and care for the world around them through animals, gardens, and the joy, satisfaction, and confidence that comes from knowledge and capability. If you're interested in finding out more about our homestead, stop by our blog and photo galleries at SolaceFarmHomestead.com, or take a peek at our Instagram page, or pop over to our Facebook page - there are links in my Shop profile, just click on my avatar at the top left of the page. Thanks for checking out our products, and supporting small farms and handcrafter artisans!
2 oz Tree of Life bar, in a hand-cut, hand-folded brown paper origami box with matching lid
4 oz molded bar of a curious owl (3 styles) peeking out of a windowed brown kraft paperboard box
4.5 oz square bar, hand-wrapped in brown paper band
Complete ingredients are: goat milk, shea butter, coconut, olive, castor, almond and avocado oils, lye (sodium hydroxide), and essential oils.
Goat milk is renowned for the luxurious qualities it gives soap, particularly gentle exfoliating and excellent moisturizing. I hand-milk my goats Irena, Bunny and Hazel, and use the rich milk as well as olive and coconut oils, almond, castor, and avocado oils and shea butter to make this wonderful soap. I don't use Palm oil as many soapmakers do - while it itself is a useful oil, I can't condone the harmful cultivation practices used to produce it, and find I don't need it - this soap is wonderful without it! It is so moisturizing and good for your skin, with extra vitamins and nutrients from the goat milk, as well as the luxurious oils I use. If you have used goat milk soap before, or any good handmade soap, you know that it is a completely different creature than commercial soap, which can be so drying! When soap is made by hand, the chemical reaction of oils with a lye solution forms the substances soap and glycerin. A typical bar of handmade soap is roughly 1/3 glycerin! This is a humectant, meaning it pulls water from the air - when on your skin, it literally moisturizes your skin by attracting water to it. In commercial soaps, the glycerin is distilled and removed, and later sold back to you in a lotion, but in the "real thing", it is all one package. I used to use lotions and moisturizers a lot, especially in the winter, but I virtually never use them anymore, other than some of my grass-fed tallow balm on my hands occasionally.
Other soap companies are just that – SOAP companies – but we are a small, family homestead that produces handmade soap as one facet of our diverse, small-scale farm so that we can both raise our 3 home-schooled boys and teach them how to love and care for the world around them through animals, gardens, and the joy, satisfaction, and confidence that comes from knowledge and capability. If you're interested in finding out more about our homestead, stop by our blog and photo galleries at SolaceFarmHomestead.com, or take a peek at our Instagram page, or pop over to our Facebook page - there are links in my Shop profile, just click on my avatar at the top left of the page. Thanks for checking out our products, and supporting small farms and handcrafter artisans!