Natural Goats Milk Soaps Handmade in the New Forest, Hampshire
Nestled on the edge of the New Forest, we create natural goat’s milk soaps, using fresh, raw milk from our own happy herd of goats raised on a traditional New Forest smallholding in Hampshire. Our goat’s milk soaps combine quality, sustainability, and skin loving benefits.
Experience the skin loving benefits of our natural goat’s milk soap handmade in Hampshire UK. Our popular mix and match handmade soap bundle lets you choose any 10 natural goat’s milk soaps for just £42.50 with FREE delivery.
Our journey started with Penny and Florence, our first goats, and a shed named after Grandad Cyril. Explore how our little soap-making adventure grew into what we do today.
All of our soaps are available to buy wholesale and we supply an ever growing number of farm Shops, gift shops, garden centres and health food shops around the New Forest, Hampshire, UK and beyond.
I’m a returning customer and love the shampoo bars. First time ordering a bigger batch. Have these for all the family hair washing and leaves hair soft and shiny. Absolutely delighted. Highly recommend.
This was a straightforward transaction and the soaps are lovely and do what they say on the box. I liked the simple packaging. My choices also arrived very quickly so a big THANKYOU.
Your soaps are lovely, not the cheapest but wonderful to use and the packaging makes them
lovely to display. We ordered a fair amount and will, I hope, continue to do so as long as you guys make the soap
Just the best soaps. Been using for years and wouldn't use anything else. I always have to take soaps to my family in the Netherlands as they love it too, especially the children 🐐 🫧
I like this soap a lot which is why I’ve just bought a load more bars. Haven’t tried them all yet so hopefully will be as pleased with the new to me ones as I have been with the others.
I've been buying from Cyril's soap shed for a long time now and their website is very easy to navigate and the soaps always turn up quickly. I now buy 10-packs a few times a year