How the Amaro family makes homemade goat milk soap in Punta Gorda, FL

We recently had the opportunity to visit our friends, the Amaro family, down at their farm in Punta Gorda. Each morning they milk their goats and make beautiful handmade soaps using only natural ingredients.
Their story began before these siblings were born when their father would make goat milk soap just as a basic need while living in Cuba. After coming to America and having children, they all had skin issues due to the harsh chemicals in conventional soap, so he went back to his roots and started making soap again and found that the children no longer had skin issues.
Years later, the Amaro siblings started making their family soap at a larger scale but still honoring the tradition passed down to them. We are honored to have their products in our stores.

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