
Artisan SOAPS



All products are free from:
- Detergents
- Preservatives
- Phthalates
- Petroleum
- Soy
- Synthetics
Additionally, our products are eco-friendly, and both palm-free and cruelty-free. The ingredients included in our products are of utmost importance to me.
Rabbit’s Foot Farm offers a wide variety of soap and shampoo bars made from goat's milk, as well as a selection of vegan soaps. Each soap is specifically labeled for its intended use—whether for shampooing, face cleansing, hand washing, or body washing. Many of the bars serve multiple purposes.
We also provide guidance on suitable products based on different skin and hair types.
While our products are labeled according to specific skin and hair types, I recommend rotating formulas to achieve optimal results. A key principle learned in cosmetology school is to wash only the roots of the hair and to alternate between three different shampoos regularly.
Each soap is formulated with a unique base incorporating a blend of oils tailored for various skin and hair types and a pleasant combination of essential oils. All soaps are palm-free; some are coconut-free, and a few contain lard or tallow. If you are unable to find what you are looking for, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.
We offer large bars, intricately shaped soaps, and travel bars, that are perfect for weekend getaways or experimenting with different formulas.
Real Soap with Real Ingredients & a Touch of Luxury
Because if it’s not good enough for me, it shouldn’t be good enough for you!
How to use a shampoo bar:
1. Thoroughly wet your hair
2. Create a lather in your hands. Do not rub the bar on your head, it's concentrated and too much soap this way.
3. Apply the lather to just your roots and scalp, it will all come clean as it rinses out. This is one of the first things I learned as a cosmetology student. If you feel the need, you can wash your roots again.
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When using Rabbit’s Foot Farm soaps as shampoo bars, we recommend that you allow two - six weeks for your hair to adjust and shed the chemical buildup. Your hair will likely go through changes during this time and then normalize. Some people need a vinegar rinse ( ½ vinegar ½ water) or Gypsy Lotion and some people don’t.