The Isla Suds story
Made in our kitchen. Named for our daughter.
A family recipe, handed down.
It's been in our family for generations. We still make it the slow way, by hand, in our kitchen. We just added a few notes of our own.
Margin notes by us. Crayon by Isla.

Family Soap
- lye + water (go slow!)
- warm the oils+ goat milk
- stir till it traces+ essential oils. NO added fragrance.
- pour, cover, wait6 WEEKS. No peeking.
Isla's edit
Made by hand. Then we wait.

Goat milk from a farm nearby 
Poured by hand 
Cut with a wire, one bar at a time 
Six weeks on the rack
6 weeks
Fresh soap is soft and doesn't last. Six weeks on a wooden rack makes it hard, long-lasting and gentle. We've asked it to hurry. It won't.
One table. Then two. Then shops.

Booth staff. Unpaid. Mostly napping.
It started with one farmers market booth.

Then two.

Then local shops asked to stock us.
Find us at Odd Duck Market, Sewee Outpost, Art of Health Chiropractic, and Shirley's Mercantile.
Find a store



Why Isla Suds?
Isla is our daughter. When she came along, we wanted a soap gentle enough for her skin that still got her clean. So we kept it simple: goat milk, plant oils and essential oils, with no added fragrance.



Head of Quality: one rubber duck, hired by Isla.
Every batch still has to pass one inspection.
Inspection report
- Goat milk
- Essential oils, no added fragrance
- Cured six weeks
- Gentle enough for Isla

If we wouldn't use it on Isla's skin, we don't sell it.

Made for her, made for you
Small batches, cured six weeks, sold by the people who made them.





