Every lotion and bar we make, handcrafted here in Great Falls from our own Nigerian Dwarf milk. Ships from the farm.
Handcrafted in small batches from our own Nigerian Dwarf milk. Soaps are for external use only; hang to dry between uses.
If a bar or lotion doesn't agree with your skin, tell us within 30 days and we'll replace it or refund it — no need to send anything back.
We don't sell the milk — all of it goes into what's above. But what goes into a bar of soap or a jar of lotion decides how it turns out, so here's where ours comes from.
Every goat milk product we make begins with the same source: the rich, creamy milk of our pasture-raised Nigerian Dwarf goats. Nigerian Dwarfs are prized for producing milk with one of the highest butterfat contents of any dairy breed — usually 6 to 10 percent. That extra cream is what makes our milk such a nourishing base for lotion and soap. Every bar and every jar starts with real milk from goats we know by name.
Nigerian Dwarfs carry one of the highest butterfat contents of any dairy breed — usually 6 to 10 percent. That extra cream is what makes lotion feel rich instead of thin.
A natural source of calcium, phosphorus, potassium and vitamin A, plus high-quality protein and the beneficial fatty acids that feed dry skin.
Every bar and every jar starts with milk from our own pasture-raised Nigerian Dwarf goats, here in Great Falls — goats we know by name.
Soap and lotion are made here on the farm in small batches, so nothing sits around and every batch gets looked at by the people who milked the goats.
Silky, deeply moisturizing lotion made with our own goat milk. The natural fats and vitamins soak in fast and leave skin soft — never greasy.
Goat milk's natural fats and cholesterol closely match your skin's own oils, so moisture soaks in deep and lasts through the day.
Natural lactic acid — a mild alpha-hydroxy acid — softens and gently renews skin, helping it look smooth and fresh.
Mild and pH-friendly, goat milk lotion is a gentle choice for dry, sensitive, or eczema-prone skin.
Naturally packed with vitamin A and nourishing nutrients that help support healthy, resilient skin.
Nigerian Dwarf goats produce milk with one of the highest butterfat contents of any dairy goat — typically 6 to 10 percent. That extra cream is what makes it such an exceptional base for skin-nourishing lotion and soap. The fat globules are small and the milk is naturally mild, which is part of why goat milk suits sensitive skin.
Goat milk is rich in natural fats, cholesterol, and vitamins that closely match the skin's own oils, so it moisturizes deeply without clogging pores. It also contains natural lactic acid, a gentle alpha-hydroxy acid that softens and renews skin. Because it is mild and pH-friendly, goat milk lotion and soap are a popular choice for sensitive, dry, or eczema-prone skin.
The Hudstead offers goat milk lotion and handmade goat milk soap, made from the milk of our own healthy, pasture-raised Nigerian Dwarf goats in Great Falls, SC. The milk itself is not sold — it all goes into the lotion and soap. We serve customers throughout South Carolina and North Carolina.
Goat milk soap cleanses gently without the harsh detergents found in many commercial bars. It keeps its natural glycerin, which draws moisture to the skin, and the cream in the milk creates a soft, luxurious lather. Many people find it far less drying than store-bought soap.
Tell us within 30 days and we'll replace it or refund it — no need to send anything back. Everyone's skin is different, and we'd rather you try our goat milk soap and lotion knowing the risk is on us, not you.
From the milk pail to the soap dish, our goat milk products are made right here on the farm — pure, natural, and always made with care.
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