Wyldewood Soap Works Crafts Award-Winning Goat Milk Soaps
Owned and operated by Gibson County Farm Bureau member Kristie Meade, Wyldewood Soap Works in Trenton is a small family farm that crafts award-winning soaps and lotions with milk from their herd of dairy goats.
Photo credit: Kristie Meade
It all started 20 years ago when Meade began searching for ways to keep her sensitive skin healthy and discovered the skincare benefits of goat milk. Nowadays, the farm uses sustainable and ethical practices to produce handmade bar soaps in a wide variety of fragrances, including everything from Cherry Almond and Honeysuckle to Kudzu Blossom, Black Raspberry Vanilla, Peppermint and many more. Other product offerings include face creams, lip balms, and body lotions and scrubs. You can find Wyldewood Soap Works products in their online shop or at their booth at the Main Street Dyersburg Farmers Market on Saturdays.
Learn more about the farm or purchase products online at wyldewoodfarm.net or facebook.com/wyldewoodsoap.
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The soaps look beautiful can’t wait to try them!
Love to try them.. I love goat soap.
Looking forward to using your products
Super excited to find you all!
Iuse goat milk soap to wash my hair. Excited to see someone closer to home. Anxious to try your soap.
Love goat milk soap!! Just ordered some from you. Try to purchase as many TN made products as I can and to help support local farmers. We raised meat goats until about a year ago and I got diagnosed with cancer. In remission now but I sure do miss that part of my life.
I love these products!! Have used the lip balm for years. Looking forward to trying the lotions!
Can’t wait for my basket!
Looking forward to trying your soap and other products.
I’ve never tried goatsmilk products! I hope I win your lovely giveaway – It would be such a wonderful Christmas present! My skin is soooo dry in the winter & my lips tend to crack. Id love to try your products & develop a regimen of daily use to combat these problems. I can almost smell your Black Raspberry Vanilla soap!
what is your best selling soap?