Goats Milk & Lavender Soap

Every bar has a story, and ours starts with carefully selected ingredients, slow craftsmanship, and zero harsh chemicals. From rich coffee and creamy butters to soothing herbs and Essence  & essential oils, each layer is designed to cleanse, nourish, and delight your senses.

Handcrafted in small batches, our soaps are meant to lather luxuriously, exfoliate gently, and leave your skin feeling happy, all while smelling amazing. Treat yourself (or someone else) to a bar that’s as thoughtful as it is fun.

 

Essence Oils are plant-based aromatics that are produced using pure essential oils and aromatic isolates derived solely from natural, raw botanical sources.

 

Goats Milk & Lavender has many skin-loving ingredients.

• Shea Butter – Rich and creamy, shea butter deeply moisturizes and helps support soft, smooth skin.

• Tallow – A traditional soapmaking ingredient prized for its rich, conditioning lather and skin-softening qualities.

• Goat Milk – Naturally gentle and nourishing, goat milk creates a creamy lather that helps maintain skin’s moisture balance.

• Colloidal Oat – Finely milled oats help comfort dry or sensitive skin while adding a soft, silky feel to the lather.

• Rosehip Extract – Valued for its skin-conditioning properties, rosehip extract helps promote a healthy-looking complexion.

• Lavandula angustifolia (Lavender) Oil – Adds a soft, calming aroma while contributing gentle skin-loving benefits.

 

This is not a vegan product!

 

To help your bar last longer and stay at its best, allow it to dry fully between uses. A well-draining soap dish or standing the bar on its end lets excess water escape and keeps air flowing around the soap.

• Get wet. Seriously, start with water.

• Lather up. Rub the bar between your hands or directly on your skin until it foams like it’s auditioning for a shampoo commercial.

• Scrub like you mean it. Dirt, dead skin, and yesterday’s regrets don’t stand a chance.

• Rinse and repeat if needed.

• Let it dry. Stand it on end or use a draining dish—your soap deserves a little me-time, too