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What is a sugar scrub?  Why should I use a sugar scrub?  Nichole explains how to use a sugar scrub, and why they are wonderful for your skin.

I asked 3 of my favorite moms for their Pure Goat Soapworks recommendations in time for Mother's Day.  Check out their favs!

I am excited to release Aurora Peppermint + Lavender Goat Milk Soap as part of our 2020 Holiday Collection.  It’s one of my all-time favorite essential oil combinations and is a stunning bar to behold... We wrapped up our first-ever partnered Giveaway with Marmara Imports and were thrilled to award Judy with two of our Perfectly Natural Gift Sets, and Hand/Hair Towel sets from Marmara.  A big thank you to everyone who entered! I am feeling THANKFUL for all of my customers who have supported my business, especially during this strange and unprecedented year.  Thank you for taking the time to reach out, and send me personal notes.  I truly appreciate it. I am in the midst of planning our 2020...

We're doing something fun this week, and I hope you'll join us.  It's a Double BESTIE Giveaway! Enter here: https://www.marmaraimports.com/pages/partnered-giveaway We love our Perfectly Natural Gift Set, and they pair beautifully with Marmara's 100% Turkish Cotton Hand/Hair towels. Want to win sets of each for yourself, and duplicates to share with your Bestie? Enter by clicking on the link above and dropping your email.  Be sure to tell your "Bestie" so she has the chance to win, too. The Giveaway closes this Thursday, October 29 - so don't wait!

Hey there!  It's Nichole from Pure Goat Soapworks and Sixpack Suds.  I am excited to introduce you to Jack-O'-Lantern, my newest Beer Soap!  It's great for our crisp, fall weather - it boasts a spiced pumpkin lager smell, makes great bubbles, and is the ideal way to enjoy brew without a headache.  Jack-O'Lantern is a large 5 oz bar, designed to get you clean and enhance your shower experience.   Did you ever wonder where the term Jack-O'-Lantern comes from?  It's an interesting Irish tale, and involves a drink and a man called "Stingy Jack"!   Stingy Jack invited the devil to a drink at a tavern, and as his name implies, didn't want to pay.  He persuaded the devil to turn...