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About Us
Meet our milk goats!
To make your milk soap first we need to milk the goat. This is June, she will be 2 in June 2026. She is Alpine and Lamacha. Good milk breeds.
Astrid is her daughter. She will be 1 in April 2026. She is Alpine, Lamacha and boar.
Newest addition is Masa. He is maybe 5. He is also LaMacha, see his small ears?
with this group we hope to have more milk in a few months.
The Girls
They love to play on tires, (you can see in the back), a good pat and some treats.
The Billy
Masa, he likes to show you he is the big guy. On hind legs he is over 6 feet tall!
Ingredients *Please do your own research*
Oils
Avocado Oil: A carrier oil that is good to calm itchy skin, replinish dry skin, hydrate and moisturize. Helps make a hard bar of soap. Non greasy feel a good for lotions.
Sweet Almond oil: moisturizing and quick to absorb leaving skin feeling hydraated, smooth and luxurious. Rich in essential nutrients and vitamins. Packed with vitamin A & E. It is gentle and good for sensitive skin. This oil has antioxidants to help fight free radicals and help prevent signs of aging.
Olive Oil: Provides deep moisturizing while gently cleansing. Olive oil works with your skins natural biology to maintain healthy moisture levels. It is gentle, natura antimicrobial properties. Also, deep cleansing without over stripping your skin.
Coconut oil: Provides deep moisturization, antibacterial properties and gentle cleansing. Creates a rich lather and a hard bar of soap.
Our Products
Products we can make are cold process soap, hot process soap, liquid soap, gel soap, lotion, lotion bar, chap stick, shaving soap, shampoo bar and bath bombs. As of right now we are making and providing the most popular soaps and fragrances. Cold process soap, lotion, lotion bar and chap sticks are the top sellers we are keeping in stock.
Soaps are for cleansing the skin. The combination of oils and butters we use with goat milk are all intended to help dry skin. Living in New Mexico, it is a dry climate with not much rain yearly. The wind and heat can chap your skin in a short time. Skin can feel raw and be painful. Some cases you can itch so bad you can get scabs.
Lotion Bars: These are for the people who do not like the feel of lotion on the hands. With there not being any water, preservatives are not needed or added. Just oils and butter, maybe a fragrance. They last a long time, just keep them out of the heat or out of your car during the summer. They will melt.
Lotions: Our lotion is a special made recipe. The combination of oils is to help relieve dry skin; the benefits of the oils are a bonus. Water is added and to keep bacteria or molds from growing we do add a wide spectrum preservative. Formaldehyde free. Beeswax is also added into the lotions to help bring moisture to your skin and create a barrier of protection. Beeswax is a humectant.
Chap Sticks: Coconut oil, shea butter and beeswax are the base.
How did we get into soap making?
Years ago, when our youngest son was around 2 years old, we found out he was allergic to cow milk. My mom got us a milk goat, and we learned how to care for and milk a dairy goat. We had a surplus of milk. In the back of one of the how-to goat books, it talked about making soaps. I learned from the book and started with no special tools or equipment. I did not even have an immersion bender! I just stood there for a long time until everything came together. It is much faster with the blender. Such a time saver! As I learned how to make soaps, I gave them as gifts. Friends and family wanted to purchase more soaps they liked them so much. Fun skill and hobby become a business.
Now you can watch videos of other soap makers. Information is everywhere with the internet. There are so many great crafters out there. Different techniques, colors, fragrances, essential oils, and ingredients you can use and infuse to create some wonderful works of body care. I encourage you to learn a new skill. It does not need to be soap making. I also enjoy gardening, canning, baking, grilling, and quilting. It is such a joy to create things and work with your hands.
Contact Us
If you have any questions about our products or services, or if you just want to say hello, we'd love to hear from you! You can reach us by phone, email, or by filling out the contact form on our website.