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Country Lather Soap Works
Country Lather Soap Works handcrafts goat milk soaps, body washes, hand washes, solid dish soaps, bath goods, and practical everyday essentials in Mississippi with rich lather, skin-loving ingredients, and plenty of Southern personality. From customer favorites like Bonafide and Trailer Park Tropic to no-frills staples and hardworking kitchen soaps, each small-batch product is made to be useful, memorable, and easy to love.
Customer love
Testimonials
Bonafide Body Wash "I switched from a big brand body wash to this and my dry winter skin stopped flaking in three days. The lather is thick without being filmy. The scent is clean and not perfume counter loud. I am never going back."
Alder Wood Soap Dish "It is four dollars and it keeps the bar from turning into a mushy mess. Just buy the dish. You are already spending money on good soap. Do not let it die in a puddle."
Danielle R., Hattiesburg, MS
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Perfect for Hardworking Hands, Daily Showers, and Natural Skin Care
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Frequently asked questions
What makes Country Lather Soap Works different from store bought soap?
Store bought soap is often detergent. Country Lather Soap Works uses cold process soap making with real oils, goat milk, shea butter, and ingredients you can pronounce. Your skin notices the difference, usually within the first shower.
What is cold process soap?
Cold process means the soap is made from scratch using oils and lye, without external heat to speed things up. It takes longer to cure, but the result is a harder, longer lasting bar that holds its scent and keeps its moisturizing properties. Most commercial soap is milled and pressed. This is not.
Do you use goat milk?
Yes. Several bars are made with real goat milk, which adds creaminess and extra moisture to the lather. It is one of the reasons the soap feels different on your skin compared to a bar from the grocery store.
Which scent should I get my husband?
Amber and Oakmoss. It is the top seller for a reason. Amber, sage, oakmoss, orange zest, tonka bean, lavender, grapefruit, rose, and musk. Masculine without being overpowering. He will smell like a refined lumberjack, and you will thank yourself for buying it.
How long do the soap bars last?
Depends on how many people are using it and whether it sits in a puddle between showers. Keep it on a soap dish that drains. The Alder Wood Soap Dish is worth the four dollars. With good drainage, a bar should last several weeks of daily use.
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