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Review: Creamery Creek Goat Milk Soap



Greetings, my friends!

 Bottom Line - I've been using their soap for seven years, and I love it as much today as the first time I used it.

Creamery Creek:
Creamery Creek is a family-owned Utah-based company. They have been making handmade goat milk soap from their super cute Nigerian Dwarf goats (pictures on their websites) for almost 20 years. They consider their little goats to be a part of their family, and as such their products are cruelty-free. Also their goat milk soaps are phlthalate, SLS, and paraben-free.

Creamery Creek Goat Milk Soap:
I freakin’ love this soap! I don’t think I can put into words how incredibly fantastic these soaps are. Not only is their goat milk soap creamy and rich, it also foams up very well. This soap leaves your skin feeling clean (no residue), and is very moisturizing while being incredibly gentle on your skin. On the back of my upper arms, I’ve always had a little keratosis pilaris (chicken skin), but since I’ve been using this soap, I’ve noticed approximately 50% reduction in the redness and bumps. So hands down, this is incredible soap! They have a nice variety of soap scents (and some without fragrance), but what I really appreciate is that while I'm in the shower the scent is fantastic, but when I leave the shower - the scent doesn’t linger on my skin. I think everyone has at one point or another purchased a shower gel, and gotten out of the shower and smelled like their shower gel for the rest of the day. I'd rather smell like my perfume than my shower gel, but I know some people feel differently.

Stats:
These are reasonably priced at between $5.50 and $7 per bar, but they last about 6-to-8 weeks of daily use. These bars can be purchased exclusively on Creamery Creek's website (www.creamerycreek.com).

The last thing I want to say about Creamery Creek is that they have the best customer service. In my first order I received a sample of one of their new scents – French Lilac. My Mom’s birthday was coming up in about a month, and I really wanted to get this scent (which hadn’t been released yet) for her. So I emailed Shelly (one of the owners) and told her how fantastic their soap smelled, and that I really wanted to get the French Lilac soap for my Mom’s birthday. She was so sweet! She asked me when my mother’s birthday was, and assured me that the soap would be available by then. And she even offered to have the soap made in a special mold if I wanted it. I declined having the soap made in a  special mold, but I couldn’t believe how gracious she was. From then on I knew that this would become a staple in my beauty arsenal. I'm a sucker for great customer service which I consider to be a dying luxury in today's retail industry. She was super nice, they have a great product, and how can I lose by going back to them and ordering more soap time and again? 

Give it a try if you’re interesting in sampling their goat milk soap. I promise you won’t be disappointed. My favorites are Honeysuckle Kiss, French Lilac, Bulgarian White Rose, Carrot, Milk, and Honey, and Green Tea.

I hope this helps. :)

JessiPedia

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  1. AnonymousJanuary 18, 2016 at 12:48 PM

    All natural homemade soap for sale. Buy handmade organic soaps, including goat milk soap at Gorgeous Soap and save money. Best handmade soap online. http://gorgeoussoap.com

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  2. UnknownMay 3, 2018 at 3:00 PM

    Thank you for this! Exactly what I needed. ❤️

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