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This Goats' Picks Of The Week!

  • Yule Goat Was Here™️ - Filled Stocking Gift Set.
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  • Pumpkin Bucket™️ - Gift Set.
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  • Christmas Tree Farm™️ 12 oz Soy Candle
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  • "The Goats know Best" - A Curated Bundle Hoof-picked Just For You!
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  • Goat Sponsorship - 1 month (Increase quantity to add more months)
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  • EmpowerMint™️ - Peppermint Goat Milk Soap
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  • Shirley’s Imagination Bar™️
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  • Aalleviate™️ - Goat Milk Salve - With Frankincense & Myrrh, for Neuropathy Relief.
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  • GoatBox™️ - Assorted. Soap 4-pack
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Fall Gossip & Drama

All the latest hijinks from the barn.

1. The Great Tinsel Incident

Molly: “Okay… who decorated the mineral feeder with tinsel?”

Brian: “I just wanted the place to feel magical.”

Charlie: “Magical? I sneezed and the entire thing exploded like a glitter bomb.”

2. Unauthorized Caroling

Chad walked into the barn to find every goat in a semi-circle, staring at Brian.

Brian was standing on a hay bale, conducting like he’d been hired by the Philharmonic.

Brian: “One more run-through before breakfast!”

Janet: “My throat is dry and I blame leadership.”

Molly: “You gave him a cardigan. This is what happens.”

Charlie: “Also… he confiscated the barn radio ‘for musical integrity.’”

3. The Cozy Sweater Mutiny

Jeff opened the barn door and instantly knew the situation was dire.

Every goat was wearing knitwear. Every. Single. One.

Shirley: “We need to talk. You’re underdressed.”

Jeff: “I literally have two layers on.”

Niles: “Not Barn Chic, though.”

Molly: “We voted. You need a sweater with a reindeer.”

Charlie: “And bells. They want bells for some reason.”

Jeff: “Absolutely not.”

Brian: “Motion denied. The committee is devastated.”

4. The Missing Peppermint Treats

Chad: “Someone ate an entire bag of peppermint treats. Who was it?”

All goats in perfect, guilty silence.

Brian (trying to act casual): “Strange. My breath always smells minty.”

Molly: “No it doesn’t.”

Charlie: “He burped and it smelled like North Pole exhaust.”

Brian: “Wow. Betrayal in my own home, from even my own mother!.”

5. The Tree Decorating

Chad: “Why is the star only three feet off the ground?”

Robin: “That’s as high as I felt like reaching.”

Shirley: “And someone hung a stocking full of raisins.”

Janet: “That was me. I was hungry. Then I forgot.”

Charlie: “Also there’s a chicken in the tree.”

Doris: (the chicken): “I’m supervising.”

Brian: “We call this ‘rustic charm.’”

Chad: “I call it a hazard.”

Why Goat Milk?

pH: Goat milk's pH is closer to your skin's pH than pure water, which can help soothe your skin. 

 Vitamin A: Goat milk is high in vitamin A, which can help repair damaged skin tissue and maintain healthy skin

Anti-aging: Goat milk contains antioxidants like vitamin C and vitamin E, which can help protect your skin from aging

Goat milk contains alpha hydroxyl acids, which removes dead skin cells and encourages the growth of new cells

Why lavender?

Q: Why do you use lavender in so many of your bars?

A: We do use lavender in several of our bars. Let's go through why. Lavender is said to be antifungal, antibacterial, and anti-inflammatory. It's also said to aid in wound healing, and help skin retain moisture. So those are great reasons to use lavender in our soap. From a scent perspective, lavender blends really well with and compliments many other essential oils. It can add just a touch of sweetness, or take a bit of sharpness out of other oils. What you really find is that really the only one of our bars that smells like lavender is Hutch's Honey & Lavender Bar, as lavender is the only essential oil it contains. In our other bars, lavender is just one of a blend..so you're not really smelling the essential oils individually, you're smelling a new scent created by the blend. I really can't smell lavender in any of the others, but it's part of the blend that creates the scent, and the skin benefits we're going for. Hope that answers the question! Any other questions...let us know!