24 Karat Soap (Such And Such Farm)
$8.00
We had milked our goats and grew heirloom carrots. Then we threw in some 24 karat magic in the air and made you this gentle and nourishing soap.
Why Carrot Puree? Carrots contain antioxidants and beta-carotene that repair damaged skin cells and reduce the negetive impact of free radicals. It also contains minerals and vitamins that help balance the pH of your skin. The combination of goat's milk and carrots make for a gentle, repairative and anti-aging soap.
Goat's Milk Soap Benefits
We use our raw goat milk in our handmade soaps. Goat's milk is great for all skin types, including sensitive skin. Goat's milk has alpha-hydroxy acids that help remove dead skin cells from the surface of your skin. It's also high in Vitamin A and other vitamins that repair damaged skin tissue. The creamy fat that's naturally occurring in goat's milk works as a gentle moisturizer. Goat's milk soap won't leave your skin dry and tight like other commercial soaps.
Why Carrot Puree? Carrots contain antioxidants and beta-carotene that repair damaged skin cells and reduce the negetive impact of free radicals. It also contains minerals and vitamins that help balance the pH of your skin. The combination of goat's milk and carrots make for a gentle, repairative and anti-aging soap.
Farm-Grown iIngredients: Goat Milk, Carrot Puree
Other Ingredients: Coconut Oil, Olive Oil, Rice Bran Oil, Avocado Oil, Fragrance Oil
Goat's Milk Soap Benefits
We use our raw goat milk in our handmade soaps. Goat's milk is great for all skin types, including sensitive skin. Goat's milk has alpha-hydroxy acids that help remove dead skin cells from the surface of your skin. It's also high in Vitamin A and other vitamins that repair damaged skin tissue. The creamy fat that's naturally occurring in goat's milk works as a gentle moisturizer. Goat's milk soap won't leave your skin dry and tight like other commercial soaps.
Such and Such Farm soaps are made with farm-made ingredients and botanicals. They save the fat from their pigs and take the time to render it into lard. They handmilk their goats every morning for fresh, creamy milk. Then they grow or forage herbs, plant and vegetables. And finally, they infuse those botanicals into teas, oils or mix them directly into the soap. Each bar of soap comes from a small batch, made by their farm and made by hand.