About Us

Have you ever wondered about the chemicals in body care products?

Growing up, I noticed that many people were focused on looking good. There were countless skincare and haircare products out there, most of which were full of chemicals and quite pricey. Sadly, not many of them actually worked.

From a young age, I wanted to help change this. After finishing high school, I graduated from a cosmetology school, now known as Aveda. I loved learning about hair and skin! In my 20s, I worked in salons, where I met a variety of people and had conversations about their beauty needs. I enjoyed recommending services or products to help them achieve their goals.

Then, I faced a big challenge: my hands stopped working well. I felt lost, as if my ability to help people look good and feel confident was gone. I didn't know what to do next.

So, I took time off to be a stay-at-home mom to my two wonderful boys. My oldest son had skin issues related to food sensitivities. While figuring these out, I learned that I also had sensitivities, especially to milk and some ingredients in cleaning and skincare products. This led me to get goats, primarily to make cheese, without any thought of making soap.

I became friends with the woman who sold me the goats. She taught me how to make cheese and encouraged me to try soap-making. When I finally did, it was a turning point for me. She guided me back to my passion! She showed me how to create different types of soap for various needs, rather than just making one kind with different scents.

Now, I make a variety of soaps and shampoo bars, all of which I test thoroughly. My hair and skin are softer and easier to manage compared to when I used expensive salon products. I also create other great products like Gypsy Lotion, lip balms, salves, ointments, bath tea, tick spray, and more. I'm dedicated to being mindful about what goes onto your skin and hair.

All of my products are free from:

- Detergents
- Sulfates
- Preservatives
- Phthalates
- Petroleum
- Soy
- Synthetics

They're also eco-friendly and cruelty-free. What I choose to include or leave out of my products matters a lot to me.

If it’s not good enough for me, it shouldn’t be good enough for you!

Shop online or find us in select Maine locations.

Enjoy!

~ Jamie

SOAP

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Meet Our Goats

I started my farm with 3 goats, Willow, Lilly, & Lazuli. I now have 5 goats.

My herd is clean tested and up to date on their shots. I treat them all as pets.

- Each one is loved and handled daily -

You'll notice that many of our products are named after some of these sweet animals.

Goats

Willow

Willow is quite shy with new people but warms up quickly. She is an excellent mother with great milk and a fantastic udder

25% Nubian
25% Alpine
50% Nigerian

Willow is black with white spots and is the herd boss.

Lazuli

Lazuli is dark brown with blue eyes. She loves people, and once ran to the end of the pen screaming at the vet to come back and play. She has good milk and a nice udder.

25% Nubian
25% Alpine
50% Nigerian

She is quite large for a mini goat and the most active one.

Lilly

Lilly is Lazuli’s twin. She is medium brown with white patches and brown eyes. She is a good milker, has a nice udder, and responds well to routine.

25% Nubian
25% Alpine
50% Nigerian

Lilly is very playful with a big personality.

Velma

Velma is Willow’s firstborn. She loves people and is sweet. She is very Alpine looking even though she is only

12.5% Nubian
12.5% Alpine
75% Nigerian

Willow taught her to give me kisses when she was a baby.

Nina

Nina is the youngest goat and came from the same farm that my first 3 goats came from. Her mom didn’t want her so I bottle-fed her. She thinks I’m her mom. She loves people and is not always sure that she is a goat. Nina also will give kisses.

80% Nubian
20% Alpine

She is my only full-size goat and gorgeous with white floppy ears and a few moon spots.