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Natural Bath Soap & Goat Milk Shaving Soap in Rhode Island

Bath Products for Men, Women, and Pooches

Our soaps are made in small batches, with no big factory farming here. Every bar of our natural bath soap is made from scratch on our homestead in northern Rhode Island using high quality ingredients, from our creamy goat milk soaps with a rich, silky lather to our Castile-style bars. Each one is designed to make your everyday bath or shower a little more enjoyable.

Natural Bath Soap Made in Small Batches

Small batches mean every bar is fresh, and natural ingredients mean you know what you are putting on your skin. We offer unscented bars as well as a variety of delightful scents that are never perfumy. Customer favorites include Lemon Crazy, Fresh Rose, French Lavender and Honey, Bourbonwood, Eucalyptus and Spearmint, and Caribbean Breeze.

 

For anyone looking for natural bath soap in Rhode Island, there is no shorter trip from the source to your shower.

Goat Milk Shaving Soap for a Smoother Shave

Goat milk gives our soap a rich, creamy lather, and that makes it a natural fit for shaving. Our goat milk shaving soap builds a cushioning lather for a comfortable shave and rinses clean, leaving skin feeling soft instead of tight. It is a favorite with the men in our customers' lives, and plenty of women reach for it too. Pair it with one of our handmade resin soap dishes to keep your bar dry between uses.

 

Our goat milk shaving soap is made in Rhode Island in the same small batches as all of our bath products.

Something for Everyone

Men and women will find exactly what they are looking for here.

Beyond our classic bars, explore:

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And don't forget the pooch. Our goat milk dog shampoo is made right alongside our people soaps.

All our products are made on our homestead in northern Rhode Island. 

Always made in small batches with high quality ingredients.   

Contact Information

401-601-1722

lissaroy1@gmail.com

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1530 Douglas Turnpike

Harrisville RI 02830

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