Little Goat Soap Company – Green Little Goats!

01/06/201901/06/2019
by Stu Last

🐐 I can’t believe how lucky I am to have discovered The Little Goat Soap Company. I’d been looking for more eco-friendly ways of personal care and grooming so this was already a win. These guys really do care with everything recyclable, including the packaging. 🐐

🐐 The real surprise, though, is how incredibly good the shampoo bar actually is. My hair has never felt cleaner or softer, and with absolutely no irritation to my scalp. So with fully recyclable, environmentally packaging, and a bar that lasts nearly twice as long as a bottle (I got nearly 4 months worth of hair-washing), you really can’t go wrong🐐

🐐 I’m keeping my fingers crossed for Little Goat Soap Company hair conditioner, styling products and male grooming products. Going green with these products is not only sensible but is a big step up in quality. Fantastic products from a fantastic company run by fantastic people, and obviously, awesome, hard-working, soap-making little goats. 🐐

🐐 Thankfully, we’re reaching a time when good quality, value for money and social & ecological responsibility are coinciding with ethically aware businesses who can see how to make a profit without resorting to intentional damage to the environment (micro-beads for example) or to the societies reliant on producing the raw materials. 🐐

Advice on purchasing:

🐐 I highly recommend you go directly to the manufacturer’s Little Goat Soap Company Website to buy their products. They are avaialble on Amazon, but, even with a Prime Subscription, you will be paying more per bar including P&P for anything more than 1 bar. Plus, The Little Goat Company only use recycled/recyclable packaging (including green Jiffy Bags). With Amazon you’re pretty much guaranteed single-use plastic in the packaging.

🐐 When you do order, look for “naked” bars on their website to help reduce the amount of packaging used. Obviously don’t type that into google as the chances of you getting what your looking for are very slim!!! 🐐

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Stu Last

A software engineering nerd, instrument playing music-geek and big fan of the outdoors. I love tinkering with code and computers every bit as much as I love playing music or spending time outdoors along the coast and in the woodlands of Cornwall.