Starting in the late 1990s, I embarked on a journey that was quite unconventional at the time—creating all-natural body products. This passion project began almost by accident.

Living on a farm with my family and raising our seven boys, we found ourselves with an abundance of goat’s milk. Inspired by a lifestyle centered around natural living, I started exploring what could be done with this surplus.

This exploration led me to the craft of making goat’s milk soap, a delightful venture that became my own personal ‘girl thing’ in a household bustling with boys.

Back in those days, the idea of using all-natural products wasn’t as mainstream as it is now. The resources were limited too; I remember struggling with the hard plastic molds available then, which made it quite challenging to get the soap out. Luckily, my partner Jim had experience in the silicone business, which proved to be invaluable.

We took our homemade products to local farmers markets, sharing a piece of our farm life with the community. Though we no longer keep the animals, I’ve continued this tradition by purchasing wholesale blocks of goat’s milk soap, maintaining the essence of what I started years ago.

Additionally, I’ve expanded into making natural dryer balls, crafted from the wool of sheep we once sheared, scented beautifully with essential oils. This journey has been about more than just making soap; it’s been about creating a healthier lifestyle and sharing it with others.