Goat Milk Stuff

Specialties

GMS has become known for the highest quality goat milk soaps available today. But GMS is more than just our family business, it represents who we are and what we stand for.

Work Hard. We work hard making goat milk soap that’s good for your skin. Our quality products, easy ordering, outstanding customer service, fast shipping, and Satisfaction Guarantee can’t be beat.

Get Dirty. We raise our own dairy goats so you can trust that the goat milk being used in your goat milk soap is the highest quality and fresh from our farm.

Use Good Soap. Our natural goat milk soap is wonderful for all skin types and safe for babies. Many customers with dry skin, sensitive skin, eczema, psoriasis, acne, or rosacea report that our goat milk soaps have given them the first relief they’ve had in years.

Treat your skin to the best goat milk soap it’s ever experienced. And every time you use one of our products, think of it as a little slice of our own wholesome family goodness — from our family to you!

History

Established in 2008.

We began Goat Milk Stuff in 2008 out of a very simple desire — to share our natural goat milk soap with others. We don’t use chemicals on our skin and we don’t think you should have to either.

PJ’s adventures into soapmaking originated years ago out of her desire to not use chemicals on the children’s skin. Since she enjoyed making soap and was so impressed with its quality, she turned it into a family business. In 2008, Goat Milk Stuff was born, and PJ has since drafted the entire family into her adventures. From the initial milking of the goats to the final bagging of the soap, all our goat milk soaps are handmade by the members of our family.

Meet the Business Owner

PJ and Jim J.

Business Owner

We seek to honor Jesus in all that we do and that plays a big role in our family and our business. Our children are taught «everything is a God issue» — including making and selling soap. We believe these values come through in the goodness of our products and we hope you will agree.

We live in rural Indiana on a 3 acre homestead where we homeschool our eight children. Our small herd of Alpine dairy goats roams the pasture in the back. At various times in the past we’ve also had a dairy cow, sheep, turkeys, chickens, bees, rabbits, and pigs. But, we’ve found these animals, while beautiful in God’s eyes, don’t necessarily make great soap so we’ve chosen to simplify and go with the goats.

We met at the University of Virginia where, combined, we graduated with Bachelors degrees in Systems Engineering and Economics as well as a Masters degree in Teaching.