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I use beef tallow  in all of my soaps — not because it’s trendy (though it’s definitely having a moment!), but because it’s one of the most skin-nourishing ingredients  you can use. Tallow soap is rich, creamy, and full of nutrients your skin naturally recognizes — and once you try it, you’ll understand why it’s becoming a favorite among people who love natural skincare . ✨ Packed with Skin-Loving Nutrients Tallow is rich in fatty acids like oleic, stearic, and palmitic acids

Wanna clean up your kitchen and start living more naturally, but don’t know where to begin? Let me help. If you’re just starting this journey, I may be a little ahead of you — but I was once right where you are, staring at my home wondering, “Where do I even start?” For me, I didn’t have an endless budget, so I began where I thought it mattered most: the kitchen. I figured what went into  us was more important than what went on  us when I needed to choose a starting point. 🥤

One of the questions I often get asked is: “Why do you use goat milk in your soap?”  The short answer: goat milk makes an incredibly gentle, nourishing bar that’s loved by all skin types — especially sensitive skin. But at Wispy Willow Soap Co., I take it a step further and pair goat milk with coconut milk  to create an even creamier, more moisturizing bar. My Dandelion, Toasted Latte, Watermelon and Pineapple Kiwi soaps A Time-Tested Tradition Goat milk soap isn’t new. For g

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Hi, my name is Sabrina! I’m a mom to three beautiful children, and I’ll be honest — I’m not the “typical” mom. With each child, I didn’t...