West Elm Farm is Proud to bring you our own line of soaps, hand-crafted soap dishes to cradle your new soap, hand creams and gift sets.
 
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Featured in South Shore Living Magazine Nov/Dec 2005!

West Elm Farm Goat's Milk & Lanolin Soap
Why Goat's Milk & Lanolin?

Goat's Milk has been used as an ingredient in cosmetics and therapeutic treatments in different cultures for thousands of years. We use goat's milk because it contains special proteins and triglycerides that are easily absorbed by the skin resulting in a natural moisturizing effect. We only use fresh, all natural goat's milk in our soap.

Lanolin is the precious oily secretion from the skin of the sheep that becomes trapped in the sheep's wool. The lanolin is the sheep's natural protector against the extremes of its environment. Lanolin is extremely similar to those natural oils we secrete from within our own skin. Thus lanolin is the only animal (human compatible) oil obtainable without having to kill or dissect the animal. It is a wonderful replacement of our endlessly leached skin oils (washing, pollution, air-conditioning etc.) due to our environmental harshness and modern way of life. However, some people may be allergic to lanolin.

We decided to combine goat's milk and lanolin with other skin nourishing oils (olive oil, coconut oil, soy oil, and cocoa butter) to produce an all natural, luxurious soap that leaves your skin feeling clean and soft.

At West Elm Farm, we use the cold-process method of soap making. This ensures that glycerin, which is a valuable by-product of the saponification process, remains in the finished soap, whereas in commercial soap making this is often extracted and sold separately. Essential fragrance oils are added for a delicate scent. The result: natural luxury for your skin! We hope you agree!

Two Ways to Order West Elm Farm Soap

1. PayPal: If you have a PayPal account, just click on the items you want and follow the directions. Please note: PayPal automatically calculates shipping and handling charges. In many cases, this amount is higher than actual shipping charges. West Elm Farm only charges for actual shipping coat and will reimburse your PayPal account for any over charge.

2. Email Your Order Directly: Email your order to WestElmFarm@aol.com along with your address. We will email you back with the total cost of your order, including shipping. Your order will be shipped when we receive your check or money order.

Lavender Soap
$4.95

Lemon Verbena Soap
$4.95

Rosemary Soap
$4.95

Sandalwood Soap
$4.95

Patchouli Soap
$4.95

Peppermint Soap
$4.95

Citrus Sage Soap
$4.95


 

1 Bar of Soap Gift Box
$5.95

Scent


 

2 Bars of Soap Gift Box
$13.00

Scent 1
Scent 2


 

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Soap in Mini Wash-Tub
$6.95


 

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Soap Dish
$10.00

Choose a color

Custom made soap dish designed for our soap by Roger Galuska of Rock Garden Pottery, Rochester, NH. The dish is designed with an elevated draining disk to keep soap dry.
Dishes are available in six different colors:

Floating Blue Oatmeal Lagoon Blue
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Robin's Egg Shady Glen Green Mary's Mauve
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Betty's Balm for Working Hands

Small Tin (2 oz) $5.95

Large Tin (4 oz) $10.95

Friends who use and love our Goat's Milk & Lanolin Soap suggested we create a lanolin based product for dry, cracked hands. So after a lot of experimenting, we developed Betty's Balm for Working Hands. Named after our favorite ewe, Betty's Balm is made of all natural oils, the most important being lanolin. This combination of skin nourishing oils, along with rosemary and Lavender essential oil and Comfrey root (known for its healing properties) helps soften and heal over worked hands.

 

 

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