Simply Daisy - Nigerian dwarf goat's milk shaving soap

[Feldgrun]

A relative sent me Simply Daisy Woodsy shave soap for Christmas, so I gave it a try. Simply Daisy soap is made with Nigerian dwarf goat's milk in a small town in SE Idaho. Like many homemade soap products, I didn't have much hope for this soap and wondered if it would end up in the shower. I face lathered with a RazoRock 400, and used a 1953 Gillette President with a new Gillette Nacet blade. The soap smelled of tree scents, and was quite pleasant. It lathered easily and quickly, creating thick & rich foam similar to Haslinger Schafmilch. The post-shave feel was similar to Tabac, which is very nice and smooth. I quite like it, far more than I expected, and will make sure to use it again.

 

[Wogus]

So the goats are owned by a Nigerian dwarf? I'm not sure how that's relevant.

 

[Steve56]

Beat me to it @Wogus

 

[NorthernSoul]

I was trying to think of a good dwarf joke, too.

 

[sarimento1]

So the goats are owned by a Nigerian dwarf? I'm not sure how that's relevant.

I dare not touch that!!

Apparently there is a relative plethora of goat farms and soap makers in the area!
Another here...

https://snowcreekmeadows.com/

 

[SharpieB]

You had me at Nigerian dwarf goat.

Just take my

 

[SharpieB]

I dare not touch that!!

Apparently there is a relative plethora of goat farms and soap makers in the area!
Another here...

https://snowcreekmeadows.com/

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But are they NIGERIAN DWARF goats? I think not, buddy!

 

[Rudy Vey]

Maybe the pucks are small too.....but, I honestly like goat, makes a great taco meat. One of my favorite Mexican dishes....Goat Birria with goat tacos.

 

[Feldgrun]

The pucks are small but thick, like a Nigerian dwarf. Pic from the maker's website: