Discover Tilda’s Tribe goats milk soap
Goats Milk Soap, Handmade With Love.
Handmade Natural Goats Milk Soaps, using the milk from our own small herd of naturally reared goats, using only natural ingredients free from anything unsustainable or harmful from product to packaging. Made in Yorkshire.
Discover award-winning soaps
Tilda’s Tribe were silver medallists in the 2022 Free From Skincare Awards. Their Honey and Oatmeal Soap Bar has again succeeded in the problem skin category. This little bar of wonderfulness deserves the recognition it’s receiving.
The Tilda’s Tribe story
Tilda’s Tribe is made up of Jade, Josh & their small herd of goats which live on their Farm in Riddlesden. It all started when Jade & Josh helped out a fellow neighbour with her goats and started wondering how to put her surplus milk to good use, Josh being quite the entrepreneur he came up with the idea of goats milk soap after researching the benefits goats milk can offer your skin.
We became obsessed with the idea of making and producing our own goats milk soap by hand and started Tilda’s Tribe, Tilda being our Neighbours head milker and one of the most beautiful Anglo-Nubian goats we had ever seen.
The soaps started selling really well and Jade & Josh realised they had unlocked a great passion they both share for goats and skin care and decided to take the business further whilst their neighbour was happy to leave it to Jade & Josh to work their magic.
Jade & Josh invested in two pregnant undesired goats (Wooly & Gurti) from a local goat farm. Wooly was the first to give birth at Jade and Josh’s Farm and this is where their very own little girl goat was born. They thought it was a lovely idea for her to inherit the name Tilda
Handmade
Each and every one of our items is handmade with great care and a true commitment to quality.
Yorkshire Business
Tilda’s Tribe is based in West Yorkshire. When shopping with us you are supporting a Great British small business.
Eco Friendly
We only use natural ingredients free from anything unsustainable or harmful, from product to packaging.
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