Rowandale Farm Soaps
Producer: Rowandale Soap (Colden, NY)
INGREDIENTS
Plain Ingredients: Pasture-Raised Goat Milk, Olive Oil, Tallow, Coconut Oil, Lard, Sodium Hydroxide
Unscented
Good Shepherd Ingredients: Pasture-Raised Goat Milk, Olive Oil, Tallow, Coconut Oil, Lard, Sodium Hydroxide, Coconut Milk, Ground Organic Oats, Turmeric, Rhubarb Powder, Local Honey, EO/FO Blend
Scent Profile: Warm vanilla sandalwood
Best For: Everyday use, warm scent lovers, and anyone who enjoys a soft, comforting bar.
Tomato Basil Ingredients: Pasture-Raised Goat Milk, Olive Oil, Tallow, Coconut Oil, Lard, Sodium Hydroxide, Beet Powder, Madder Root Powder, Collagen, ACV Powder, Spinach Powder, Tomato Powder, French Green Clay, Coconut Milk, Aloe Vera, EO/FO Blend
Scent Profile: Fresh, Green, Garden-Inspired
Best For: Facial cleansing, veggie-inspired skincare lovers, and anyone who wants a fun but gentle face bar.
Le Chevre Vert Ingredients: Pasture-Raised Goat Milk, Olive Oil, Tallow, Coconut Oil, Lard, Sodium Hydroxide, French Green Clay, Local Honey, Lavender Buds, Lavender EO
Scent Profile: Fragrant lavender floral)
Best For: Evening showers, relaxing before bed, and anyone who loves lavender.
ABOUT THE FARM:
Rowandale Soap is a family goat farm located in Colden, New York, where they handcraft goat milk soaps using fresh milk from their own herd of goats. Rooted in a love for farm life, natural skincare, and animal care, Rowandale creates small-batch soaps featuring thoughtfully selected ingredients, nourishing oils, and unique additions such as local honey, herbs, and botanicals. Beyond their handmade bath and body products, the farm is dedicated to sharing the comfort and connection that comes from spending time with their gentle therapy goats. Each product reflects their passion for quality, simplicity, and bringing a little piece of farm life into everyday self-care.
INGREDIENT INSIGHT:
An EO/FO blend is a combination of essential oils (EO) and fragrance oils (FO) used to give soaps and skincare products their scent. Essential oils are typically extracted from plants, while fragrance oils may contain natural and/or synthetic aromatic ingredients, depending on the formulation.
Sodium hydroxide also known as lye, is what makes traditional soap, soap! It reacts with oils and fats during the soapmaking process to create a cleansing bar. Without sodium hydroxide, you simply can’t make traditional soap from scratch. Once the process is complete, the lye is transformed into soap through a process called saponification.