Summer Pasture Wire Cut Soap

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Just imagine...

Fresh cut hay with pretty pink & white clover dotted along the neatly laid wind rows. The hot summer sun over head and a good pony picking its way out of the hay meadow. The sound of the swather trailing off to the next field... how wonderful would that be?

Goats Milk, Lard, Organic Coconut Oil, Organic Shea Butter, Lye, Avocado Oil, Sweet Almond Oil, Castor Oil, Fragrance Oil, Activated Charcoal, and Mica Colorant.

Size: 4 oz 

We strive for consistency and due to the handmade nature of our fabulous soaps expect some variation in color, but never quality!

What makes it special?

Our soap is made with full fat, no water added fresh Goats Milk. Sourced from a quaint local goat farm here in the Magic Valley and carefully mixed into each batch. Great for all skin types and very soothing!

Lather Type:

Creamy with the perfect amount of bubble.

How to use:

Run under warm water and work into a lather. Use as an all over body or hand soap. For the longest life, be sure to keep your bar soap dry and well ventilated when not in use. Soap dishes are a bars best friend!

$8 Flat rate shipping in the US. Free shipping when you spend more than $75. We only ship within the United States.
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MW
07/02/2021
Melode W.
United States United States

I bought for friend.

I loved the smell. And so did my friend. No sure if she has used it yet.

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07/02/2021
Carla G.
United States United States

Name of Scent Nails It Perfectly

I adore the scent of Summer Pasture. All of the goodness and none of the leftovers ... Fresh cut clover and alfalfa hay ... summers remembered from my childhood

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