Goat Milk Soap
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Tuesday, May 8th, 2012I can’t believe that the kids are already three weeks old ! Time surly does fly. The kids are growing fast and enjoying life.
Here are a few pictures of the past three weeks.
I hope you enjoyed the pictures.
We are getting around two gallons of mik a day from Touche and Ellie right now so milking [...]
AND THE WINNERS ARE………
Wednesday, April 25th, 2012Thank you to all who participated in our Garland Goat Soap Kid Guess Contest! We had so much fun reading all the guesses and hope each of you enjoyed guessing! We are delighted to announce that:
Gina S., Diana S., Tammy J., Felicia I., Marie F., and Fern S., are the winners this [...]
Kid Guessing Contest-2012
Tuesday, April 3rd, 2012It is kidding season again at Little Valley Farm where Garland Goat Soap is made- one of our favorite times of the year! It doesn’t seam like very long ago that we did “Kid Guessing contest- 2011″! Time surly flies when there is lots to do!
Have you ever enjoyed a baby goat? [...]
Naturally occurring constituents of goat milk soap leave skin soft and smooth!
Friday, March 16th, 2012There are many aspects to keeping healthy, vibrant, smooth skin. Your skin needs to be moisturized, it needs to be exfoliated – the dead skin cells broken down and removed-, it needs protection against harmful bacteria, and it needs good, healthy nourishment and rejuvenation.
Two constituents in goat milk, alpha-hydroxy acid and caprylic acid, both play [...]
Zinc? Vitamin A? Vitamin B? Vitamin E? Do they affect your skin?
Monday, February 27th, 2012We mentioned in a recent post, Is Goat Milk Good in Soap, the goodness of goat milk in natural soap bars. If you’re like me, though, you’ll be curious to find out more specifically just how the different vitamins and nutrients work for your skin! After all, it’s nice to know, for [...]
Is Goat Milk Good in Soap?
Monday, January 23rd, 2012You might wonder why we have chosen to capitalize on including goat milk in our natural handcrafted soap bars. Does it really make that much difference in the final bars of soap? Does it merely make our soap “sound special” or does it contribute to the goodness of our soap? Let [...]
Making Gift Baskets, Soap, and Lip Balm for the Coming Shows!
Thursday, November 10th, 2011It has been quite busy these past weeks as we cleaned out the gardens, split and stacked wood, replaced old window’s with new, cleaned out the barn, etc., etc.
Here are a few pictures from a couple of the above events:
We have also been busy making soap for the coming shows. I made gift baskets today [...]
New Soap Curing Rack
Monday, October 3rd, 2011We have had several orders over the last month, and are making a lot of soap to fill inventory for the Holiday and Christmas Fairs. So we had to make a new soap-curing rack to be able to keep the Goat Milk Soap moving through the process. It was a lot of fun building the [...]
North Easton Sheep Festival and Craft Fair
Sunday, October 2nd, 2011We were driving down a fairly busy Route 2 in Massachusetts on Saturday evening, with a light drizzle coming down outside, just before dusk. Turning on the windshield wipers to clear the water that had accumulated, produced no fruit. Hmm, that’s strange. We tried the headlights, nothing. Blinker? Nothing! Things were starting to dim on [...]
Alton Bay Craft Fair on Lake Winnipesaukee
Monday, September 12th, 2011The first weekend of September found us in Alton Bay, NH, right on Lake Winnipesaukee. It was a beautiful warm Labor Day weekend, and there were lots of people out shopping, before they had to head back to their homes and jobs. The craft show lasted three lovely days, and there was no rain, until [...]
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