White Birch Goat Milk Soap - Handcrafted by Basilwood Farm

White Birch Goat Milk Soap Crisp. Woodsy. Refreshing. There’s something about the scent of evergreens that instantly brings the outdoors in, and White Birch gives that familiar freshness a beautifully sophisticated twist. Crisp eucalyptus and cypress mingle with fresh evergreen notes, while smooth tonka bean adds just the right touch of warmth for a fragrance that feels clean, woodsy, and refined. Fresh without being overly piney, White Birch has the cool, aromatic character of a walk through the woods on a crisp day. Notes of fir, cedarwood, and eucalyptus add depth to the fragrance, while warm woods and tonka create a smooth, inviting finish. Rich goat milk lather leaves your skin feeling clean, soft, and pampered, making this a beautiful choice for winter and beyond. SCENT PROFILE A crisp, sophisticated evergreen blend of fresh eucalyptus and cypress layered with warm woods and smooth tonka bean, creating a clean, aromatic fragrance that's refreshing enough for year-round use. DETAILS Net Wt. 4.5 oz per bar Made with Basilwood's own raw goat milk for creamy, moisturizing lather Always phthalate & paraben free Handcrafted in small batches right here on the farm Reasons You'll Love It Crisp, woodsy fragrance with a sophisticated evergreen character Fresh notes of eucalyptus and cypress balanced with smooth tonka bean and warm woods Infused with natural essential oils, including fir needle, cedarwood, eucalyptus, patchouli, and cedar leaf Rich, creamy goat milk lather that leaves skin soft, never tight or dry Farm-made quality, crafted with love from our own happy herd Clean ingredients only, with no parabens, no phthalates, no nonsense Fresh enough for year-round use, with a woodsy warmth that's especially beautiful during the cooler months INGREDIENTS Saponified Organic Olive Oil, Basilwood's Raw Goat Milk, Saponified Coconut Oil, Colorant, Phthalate-Free Fragrance Oil. None of these health benefits, nor the ideas listed, have been evaluated or approved by the FDA, should be used in place of personal judgment or medical treatment when needed, nor are they intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.