Handmade Goat's Milk Soaps & Lotions from Asheboro NC.

Scents in this collection:

Arabian Nights, Caribbean Teakwood, Drakkar Type, Dirt, Scotch Pine, Tea Tree

About the Artist

Hi! We're Bernie and Ellen Caruso. We live on our North Carolina farm with our teenager Christi, and our grown son and neighbors Jimmy, and his wife Jenny. Former city folks, when we moved here we went hog-wild (pun intended) with farm animals. Over the years these included horses, cows, a donkey, pigs, sheep, ducks, quail, geese, chickens, rabbits, guinea fowl, dogs, cats, and of course, goats! Quite a change for Bernie and Ellen, whose biggest pets growing up were cats, white mice, and goldfish! We're loving the country, and feeling really blessed to live here.

Bernie, a degreed chemist, formulates our products, and everyone helps make and sell them. Jimmy, the personable young man with the striking blue eyes, manages our stand at the Piedmont Triad Farmers Market and is the creative hand behind our attractive soap bars.

Arabian Nights

Speaks to the exotic in all of us..... the scent possesses beautiful soft velvet waves of creamy warm musk, powdery notes and a light woodsy scent. This is an exotic, light fragrance that doesn't overwhelm.

Caribbean Teakwood
A sensual blend of wood and spice brightened with hints of citrus and clove. The soft floral accord at the heart of the scent balances with fresh ginger, warm cedar and rich sandalwood. Lingering tones of sweet musk intertwine with golden amber at the base of the scent.

Drakkar Type
A masculine combination of lavender and spice combined with citrus and warm cedarwood.

Dirt
For hunters, gardeners, and little boys. The scent of fresh, clean topsoil. One lady commented that it reminded her of when she played under her grandmother's porch back in Alabama!

Scotch Pine
The delightful aroma of fresh NC pine with notes of oatmeal, bran and spice.

Tea tree oil

is easily recognized by it's medicinal scent, and is reputed to have antiseptic properties. CAUTION: Tea tree essential oil may cause dermal sensitization in some people.