Goat Milk Soap

DID YOU KNOW?

Goat's milk has been used since the days of Cleopatra, ruling Queen of Egypt? It is said that she used to bathe in goat's milk to keep her skin soft and looking it's best.

Goat's milk in the saponification process makes for a truly valuable product indeed! Look at just some of the benefits:

Creamier than commercially made soaps
Rich in saturated/unsaturated fats making a great later with tons of moisture nourishing qualities
No harsh surfactants and no long-named or unknown ingredients
Loaded to the max with vitamins and minerals
Gentle exfoliator/acne reducer
Contains alpha-hydroxy acids naturally to soften the skin

Soon after graduating I met my husband and we moved to our current home of 35 acres in Gill, CO. It was a long road to get where we are today but we wouldn't change it for the world! My goats started as pets and soon became an obsession. I dove in head first and haven't come up for air yet! So what better way to create a business than around one of the things I love the most! We have grown and adapted frequently the last few years and I am beyond excited to see what we can accomplish in the next few.

At Little Legs Ranch, we pride ourselves on our quality skincare line of soaps, handcrafted right here on our farm. Only the best ingredients are used, starting with our very own raw goats milk. Only the happy and healthiest goats produce milk this good and in such quantity, and ours our sure filling the pail!

MEET THE MAKER

My name is Allie and I own Little Legs Ranch! I grew up in Arvada, Colorado which makes this the classic story of a city girl gone country! I knew from a young age that farming was my dream so I pursued a degree in animal ecology from Metropolitan State University.

INTERESTED IN OUR LUXURIOUS GOAT'S MILK SOAPS?

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You may request a custom order or choose from bars already in stock. For availability, please reach us through our Online Store or by email at info@littlelegsranch.com. Keep in mind, our soap is made from scratch and needs about a month to cure properly before being sold.